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T H E CO U R IER.! THURSr>AT: JAN. 20. 1893. LO:(IAL NEWS AND 'SEASON-; ABLE JO'rfINeiS. —Isaac Holloway has gone to Florida for his health. —^The January thaw has only a few’ more days in which to matoralii —G. H. Williams is lookin.g for the-l Bepnhlican nomination for village treas- . „ 3nr-okl chikl of Louis Launt, of Sixlli avenue, died Monday of’l scarlet fever. —Mrs. Geo. B. Kenyon and lier grand- daughter, Miss Maggie Clark,, are visit-, ing in Wattsburgli. —The Friday evening meeting of i Millib. Memorial church will he held Royal Arcanum hall. —Mrs. Lena Eobinsoii died Monday morning at her Lome in North Lausing-i burgh aged 70 years. —Feb. 22, Washingtoilis birthday, the next legal holiday. —Joseph Bergman announces himself as a candidate for assessor. lamp King, S. of V., mustered in one recruit Tuesday ovenini —Owing to the lack of a quorum no meeting of the village trustees w^s held Monday evening. two-year-old son of John Mat thews broke his right arm in two places Sunday by falling from his chair. -^The subject for Rev. Charles Town- ;send’s lecture next Sunday evening will i be “The Working People's Sunday.” An operation for the removal of a r was succesffnlly performed Mary Deino, of Poui last week. Mrs, John Breese, who resides over Weaver’s news room, was quite severely bruised Saturday evening by falling. oanoe: down stairs. —The Christian Endeavor meeting at the First Methodist church Fridi ning will be led by Adena Miller. Topic: —Misses Edna Y. and Emma Piei of New York, dense of Wm. O. Groesbcck. —The local ice dealers have their| , houses filled with the finest quality of ice they have had in many years. —Henry Bernard sustained a sprained; ankle Tuesday evening by the upsetting: hicb, he was riding. day on account of illness. of a pair of sday evening mber of well —A large delegation from the G. A. R.; posts of this village attended a reunii of veterans at Bennington Tuesday aftr —Gamp King, Sons of Veterans, ! appointed a committee to ammge for the; :r observance of Liiicolu.’s birthilay. proper i y wago: —Major E. B. Smith and Alfred Sea-, man announce themselves as candidates for the Eepublican nomination for Jus tice of the Peace. —Officer Dunu has recovered suffi ciently from the injuries he sustained at the fire*in the Millis Memorial church as to be out once more. -^A quartette, composed of Geo. El liott, Henry B. Btruuk, Chas. Kennedy and Norman Briggs, will take part in a concert at Saratoga Friday evening, —The members of the A. D, A. enjoy ed a dance at Winn’s hotel, Melrose, Monday evening. They went by to Melrose, and report a jolly good —Mias Leversee, of Second avenue, was tendered a surprise Monday evening, rlends. With dano- X pleasant evening was passed —The insurance companies have ad justed with the Messrs. Brookea- for the damage by lire to their dwelling in the Fourth ward recently. The sum allovr- ed is $2,000. —Herman Pitts was in police court Tuesday charged with failing to support his family. On agreeing to contribute #3 toward their support he was allowed his freedom. —The literary class of the boys’ branch of the Y. M. C. A. Wedneadx noon had a debate on the subject; “Ee- solved. That boys and' girls educated togel —Chas. Sharp was arraigned in police Concert under the auspices of a numl known ladies of the ’Burgh. -By request of carpenters’ union No. 78, of Troy, Kev. Charles Townsend will deliver his lecture entitled “A Bag With Holes” at Emerald hall. Troy, Feb. 6, The members of the Oolah club and their lady friends went to MechanioviUe Wednesday night, and enjoyed a ban quet and dance at Talmadge’s hotel. The party arrived home.at an early hour this morning, well pleased with their —The police board will be asked to provide guard ropes to be used at fires to keep the crowd back out of the way of the firemen. Chief of Police McCabe says the police are given unnecessary vork in this respect whenever a fire >ccurs. —An enjoyable dancing party wa given in Boyal Arcanum hall Monday evening under the auspices of the W. fi. lered a surprise ge party of frier iging, etc., b boys and' girls should be ;ether.” larp was a; esday chargee Gleason at a I inpoli assaulti: dby' J. 1 the li L. E. G. Gleason at a skating rink a dixys ago. He was found guilty and sen tence was suspended. —Fire Commissioner Thomas Manus and officer Michael McManus had as their guest the first of the week their brother, ex-Assistant District At torney P. A. McManus, now engaged in the practice of law in New Yorkr —The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Bijou social club Monday evening: President, Wm Kane; vice-president, Edward Welsh; secretary, Frank Cox; treasurer, James ■ Morgan; general manager, Wm. Strait. —Rev. 0, F. Stanley preached last Sunday morning and evening a t Concert hall. The insurance companies re] J. O. Buckingham have 3 loss ou the Millis Alemorial lurch building by the recent fire at —A fine track has been laid out on the river, extending from Seventh to Nineteenth streets, and owners of fast horses from this place, Troy, Waterford, Cohoes, aud, in fact, from places many miles distant, arc enjoying the sleighing. —'The Williams college quartette will give a concert at the First Methodist church next Monday evening. The concert will be givpn under the auspices of T. B. Wager’s bible class, The lead er of the quartette is Harry Noyes Green of this village. —Horace Silliinan met with serious accident Baturdaj station at itreet. Mr. Sillinmn down the bank toward the abled steamer that was standing on the '-Sver bank, when his foot slipped and he was thrown to the ground. His face was badly out by coming in contact with the engine. —The grand historical war drama, entitled, “Allatoonn,” to bo produced at -Concert hall ou Wednesday and Thurs- lurth avenue, ling will be led by A. ‘God's Covenant.” -Eev. W. H. Thomas, D. D„ of Low- Mass., will not be able to preach in First Methodist church next Sun- . private social will be given at :rt hall this Thursday evenii mg unde club. The reception committee was com- losed as follows : H. S. McKean, H. E. itover, Wm. 0. Colburn and Chas Waters. —The announcement is made that Almira Hagadorn, ol Fourth avem this village, and Ernest Hulsapple, North Lansingburgh, will be married next Wednesday. After a southern tour Mr. and Mrs. Hulsapplo will reside at Speigletown. —Prof. Paul Howard will deliver a lecture in Concert hall Saturday even- under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A, subject will be '’’Human Nature.” At the conclusion of the lecture an ex hibition of the Edison phonograph will be given. Prof. Howard comes from the T h e ISyont ot th e Season. The wedding of Charles E. O’Brien and Miss Louise Flinton, which will occur at St. Augustine's church next Wednesday afternooc, Feb. 1, will be the event of the season in the social circle. The ceremony .will take plac< between 4 and 5 o’clock, Eev. P, X McGowan will oflficiate, assisted by Eev. Fathers MoLoughlin and Morrison, and will be very solemn. The chnroh will: be profusely decorated with flowers and illuminated for the occasion. The fol lowing members of the Oolah club will act as ushers: James Moore, Thos. Mulhern, Louis Myers, Wm. Hickey,; O. B. Bosoa, Timothy Quillinan, John Scarry and John Mulhern. They will also escort the bridal pai;ty to the altar. After the ceremony a reception will be held at the residence of the bride’s mother, which will be attended by the near relatives of the bride. On Monday evening, Feb. 13, the members of the Oolah club and their friends will be entertained by the nei wedded couple at their future home Fourth avenue. Cluiunoey I. FlUey tby A'oinlnee. Chauncey I. Pilley, a former resi dent of this -village, but at present of St. Louis, Mo., Was nominated by the Ee- publicans of Missoiiia for United States Senator. The nomination was merely a compliment, of course, as the Demo cratic nominee was elected. A Missouri paper in alluding to Mr. Pilley says: “No man has a deeper hold upon the masses than the recipient of this honor and nothing butathe jealousy of A few local politicians, who care more for pat ronage than party, has prevented his upying positions of national responsi- ity, and it may as well be remem bered that when the Eepublican party of Missouri assembles it has a front seat for Chauncey I. Pilley.” Mr. Filley is a brother-in-law of Jas. H. Adams, of this village, and of D. H. Humphrey, er of the Manufacturers’ national ik, Troy. NOTHWITHSTAmim THE SEVERE GOLD WEATHER Great Crowds of Bargain Seekers DiiLY OROWD THE STORES OF M e r ten s <& Fh.alezi. The bargains ofiSered are simply wonderful and can only bo given by a large manufacturing house. The custom of this manufacturer’s house for the past 3.7 years Im.s boon to close out all their winter stock ^t this season at about half the usual prico.s. Some excellent ten dollar suits are selling at live dollars, Litei'ally half price, equal to any ten dollar suits ever sold in this part of the country. On the bargain counters to-day : $12 Suits, $«; $18 Suits, $9.98; $20 Suits; $14.98; $12 Suits. $6.98. $12 Double-Breasted All-Wool Cheviot Suits, very stylish and handsome, mark- id down to S 6 . 9 8 . Specially good thing this, and there is danger in delay if s they are “going like hot cakes- ” ), eto., in same proportion. you want one; Overcoats, Ulsters, Pants, M X S l i T E M S & P H A L i B N ^ J U N C T I O N R I V E R , Q R A I I D A N D F O U R T H S T R E E T S , T R O Y , N . Y . J. E. Allis has photography reduced to a science, and he is applying this science to turning out some handsome work. He can make you anything from a miniature to a life-size photograph, as his studio is equipped with facilities for doing everythinging in thee line of pho- iphy. Amonghis customers are many as his studio is equipped v h in th : of town people who realize the f it Allis can make a perfect picture. His crayon work is the finest in the country. - Call on Allis at 614 Second avenue, Lansingburgh, and he will give you satisfaction. ilnglisli Spavin Liniment removes all uiu'd, soft or ciiUousod lump.s and blem ishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs, ■splints, Sweeney, ring-bone, stifles, sprains, all swollen throats, coughs, etc. lave $50 by use of one bottle. Warrant ed the most wonderful blemish euro ever known. • Sold by A, G. Snyder, druggist, Lansingburgh, N. Y. I was a sufferer from catarrh for fifteen years, with distressing pain over eyes. I used Ely’s Cream Balm wi isults. Am apparenhy cured. :ren, Rutland, Vt. gratifying res —Z, C. Wan Ifyc AttraoUote* at the Gaiety. 'OU miss Bobby Manchester’s Nijight you will mis.s a good thing and no mistake. Every individual member of ompany is good, and there is not a momentment allll throughrough thee perform-ei dull mo a th th p ance, from the military spectacle at the rising of the curtain to the spicy bur lesque “Satan’s Enchantment” at the close. Take it in and you will get more than the worth of your money you may rest assured. Next week Rose Belmont’s English Gaiety company will be at the Gaiety. The management promises that this combination comprises more handsome ladies, more funny comedians, more elegant costumes aud more real surpises than ever before presented to a Trojan audience. the Griswold the last three nights this week and at the Saturday matinee.' ‘The Millionaire” is one of the most pleasing and realistic dramas ou the stage, and Mr. Sully is a splendid actor with 'a rich brogue and a clear enunciation. In this play Mr. Sully takes the character of Jas. O'Brien, railroad contractor, who has obtained a franchise for a railroad uniting the great lakes. The comple tion of the road will bankrupt a rival company and many devices are resorted to to delay the completion of O’Brien's phonograph d comes fron American institute of phrenology. -The first annual ball of the Wm. Bolton hose company was held Monday evening at Concert hall. Geo. Gillespie, Jas. Partridge, U. G. Barker, Edward Hickey and Wm. Kelleher composed the floor committee. Miss Emma Abbott, of Cohoes, and Geo. Gillespie led the grand march, which was participated in by some sixty couples. —J. R. Allis has just taken a group- liotograph of now officers of the J. S. ake Hook and Ladder company that is very fine. Each picture in''the group comes out distinctly, and the boys all well pleased with it. Mr. Allis finish up a number of the photographs as each one of the officers will want one more copies. Mr. Allis is also making cabinets of each member of the company, 'hey will be placed in an album to be ept in the company’s i J will Montreal’s Famous Carnival of Winter will be inaugurated on Feb. 6 and be continued until Feb. 11 inclusive. The city, as in previous years, will be under the reign of King Carnival, and the varicas athletic, snow shoe, toboggan, ling and other clubs have prepared a gram for the entertainment of visitors ich, with the single exception o: palace, promises that the carnival will fully equal, if not surpass the car nivals of the past. iatly reduced rates will be mad •elaware & Hudson railroad. 1 ets will be good going Feb. 3 to 7 inclu- ve, and valid forreturn journey leaving lontreal until 13th inclusive. Programs of events and rates may be had upon lication to local ticket agents of the & H. railroad. delay t road within the specified time. Funny implications and situations arise, but O'Brien succeeds in completing the road one minute before the time specified in the franchise. O’Brien then becomes a millionaire, after which he falls in love. The picture is an admirable one and the company a strong one. applic About the Water Supply. The Water Commissioners have been working under difficulties durii past few weeks. The enginei; broken down a number of times, and the intense cold weather has not helped the in good and a sufficient pumped into needs of the work along. Everything is now ii working order, however, a amount of water is being the mains to supply else judgmeiint m using the water, and iste in every insl Qstanoe. If this le pumping si 'wenty-sixth stri 1 quite day evening i at the foot i day evenings, Feb, 8 ami 9, by the Oolah club, promises to eclipse ev thing in the dramatic line presei here this season. Elaborate Uons are being made for the proi and large audiences will undoubtedly ■be attracted. The proceeds will be for the benefit of St. Augustine’s chureh. ' —The backbone of the cold wave has y fractured within the prepara- u'oduction Every consumer should exer- : waste in every : there need be no fear of a water famine at present. In order to make Lansingburgh’s system of water works complete it will undoubtedly be neces sary to carry out the suggestion of En- ler Franklin and build two reservoirs on the opposite side of Bald mountain, Mr. Franklin says the present reservoirs are all right, but they are on the wrong inade quate to supply the village in case of a continued drought like the present. Engineer Brooks who has charge of the work at the pumping station was the first superintendent of the water works, and no man iu the village is bet ter posted in regaid to the water system here. He says of the drive wells at the reservoirs: \The wells were never auo- oesaful, as after being used two days last winter they could only be used on an average abeut four hours a day before the supply gave out. Perhaps the water obtained from these wells soaked throi the ground from the reservoirs, so t the wells were literally draining the basins.” been slightly fr few days, andtd tlio.changoio intemperatumperature tl chango in te I welcomed by nearly everybody. And now is a good time to have your picture taken, no better time could lie chosen. Mr. Towne displays a hand some lino of samples at his ground floor • studio, 47 Third street, 'Troy. If you have failed to visit his studio up to the present time, don’t put the matter off longer, but go and leave your order, only po fraterni SlOO Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the lositive cure known to the medical Catarrh being a constitu tional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the olood mucous surfaces of tl thereby destroying the foundation disease, and giving the patient stre: by building up the constitution assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith iu its curative powers, that they offer One Hun dred Dollars for any case that it fails to system, ion of the lire. Send for list of testimonials, Address, F. J. C heney & Co., Props., Toledc Sold by druggists, 75c. 91ontreai Ice Carnival* :er spo: nothing is more enjoyable or ing than attendance at Mont famous carnival of winter sports, the benefit of those desiring to be pres- isiring t( the Fitchburg railroad will place on at Troy, excursion tickets to Mon treal and return, good going Feb. 3 to 7 inclusive, and good returning until Feb. olusiye, at the low rate of N iagara F a lla la W later, For the accommodation of those de siring to visit Niagara Falls and the wonderful ice bridge, the West Shore railroad has arranged a popular exour- siou for Saturday, Jan. 28. Special train of through coaches and Wagner sleep ing cars will leave Albany at 8:30 p. m., and round trip tickets are sold at $5.50 opportunity to visit this popular resort and view Jack is is a good taster call upc ticket agent for rates,s space in sleeping j ',71 At Uie Griswold Opera House. “The Millionaire,” with Dan Sully lular Irish-Amterican .m actor, ’ USE DANA’P SARSAPARILLA,' ITS ‘THE KIND THAT CURES.” Ripans Tabiiles cure nausea. TH E Y ABE WOT MIBACEES. Dr. Smith and Associate Have Never Claimed Any Superhuman Fewer. The public have often said that Dr. mith and his associate must be endow- i by some power on high to make such onderful cures “just by the laying on E hands.” “That these cures, some of are equal to the cures made 1800 ■ That these physicians must USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS “THE KIND THAT CURES.” Itch ou human .'unl horstvs and all ani mals ouri'd in 30 miuuti's by Woolford’s Sanitary lotion. This never fails. Sold by A. G. Siiydor, druggist, Lausiug- bnrgh, N. Y. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a ChilU, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, I hafe used Dr. Doan’s Dyspepsia Pills Dr dyspepsia and constipation, and found them an excellent remedy those troubles; aud I cheerfully recom mend them to anyone suffering with the above. VT. M. JI iddleton , Pastor Bordontowu, (N. J.; A. M. E. chuicli. I suft'ereil from r Was mlv'seil to use Ely'.' It has worked like mugio iu its cure, am free from my cold after using Balm one week, aud I boliovo it is best remedy known,—Samuel J. Harris, wholesale grocer, 119 Front street, Mew USE DANA’S SARSAPARILLA, ITS “THE KIND THAT CURES.” Denn’s KUenmatic P ills are a sure cure for all forms of Chronic aud Infiammatory ■Rheumatism and N-euralgia. Entirely vegctabli', always USE DANA’S SARSAPARILLA, ITS ‘,‘THEKIND THAT CURES.” “The world is even as what we make it.’’ To make the best of life go to Comstock & Beadle’s Family R e s t a u r a n t , :5AIETY THEATRE, TROY, N. Y. Jas. Hearne, Prop, and Manager, VAUDEVILLE THEATRE IN T H E CITY. Jatinees every Tuesday, Wednesday, Chursday and Friday. Admission, eve- lings, 15, 35, 50, box seats 76 cents, ffatiuees, 15, 25, 35, box seats 50 cents. Change of program weekly. I FEDERAL St, T M J.Y , 3 and seasonable its you. The pleas ing room in Troy. Where good service and se food'awaits you. The pleasantest din- room in FEM E BAETOI WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL m s OLD FIIIENBS AT HIS m w STORE 654 A 656 Second Ave. LANSIDdCBURCH- Y . M. C. A . B U I L D I N G . it is\ governed by natural laws, aud it is. that power or magnetic force which stands behind this human mechanism, so to say, to nush it along. It is that power acting principally through the great sympathetic nervous system which SYSTEM has charge of the internal I'gans and controls them the same as 16 cerebro-spinal nervous system con- thetic nervous system never tires, never stops until the machine is worn out. and this nerve must be and is acted upon by some force, and this force we call mag- letism. By increasing or deorensiug his magnetic force upon certain nerves “srDt ’s’L r L ' i associate exert over the human system which enables them to make so many stood and controlled by but few, and if )U have become siok^ T H E S U K \ . During 1893 THE SUN will be of surpassing excellence and will print more news and more pure literature tlian ever before iu its History. JIY'BEMAINING STOCK OF ■WALL P A P E R Has been marked down so low that it will pay you to paper your house this Winter. I also have a complete line of the LUCAS PURE LINSEED OIL Tinted (Boss Liauid Paints, And a complete stock of • W A m m m w m B f W indo-w G lass. &c« HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, Graining, Glazing, 'Wall Whitening, g, Decorating, Paper Hanging, lat, quick and a1 reasonable rates. GEORGE A. RIFENBERGH 290 2d Are., Lansingburgh. (OFBOSITE CASINO KINK.) Coloring, &o. All work done nei G. H . B E C K E R , 764 Second Are., Lansingburgh, JUST ABOVE TWENTI-FIBST ST., Keeps a full line of choice groceries of ivery description. Imported and do- nestic Sardines, Oranges, Lemons and bananas. S abatosa C h ips made to iBDEB 1 Sweet cider and new honey. Joods sold as Ip'W as the lowest. RUPTURES CURED. One of the mest wonderlul discoveries of the aae is the new method of curing Euptures. Dr. H. D. Ure, of Uiloa, N. Y., has opened an offlee ia the Union Bank Building, Troy, where he will make a specialty of this one great trouble, with The S m day Sun Is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in the world. Price 5 ots. a copy. By mail, S'2 a year. Daily, by mail, - - - - $6 a year. Daily aud Huiidny, by mail, $8 a year. AtWross T H E SS Acw Y ork. TO LET. Front room, mi second floor of Jesseu, McGollnm A Go's building, cor ner Bectmd avenue tiinl .Sixteenth Street, Lansingburgh. Heated by ,steam. Very desirable for an oiline. Inquire premises. HIRAM J. CASWELL, DEAIiBB IN iRioe&coooTom Magee’s Boston Heater- Tin Roofing, Gutters; Leaders, &c. NG NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED. 621 Second Ave., lansingburgh. lonsultation, 6, and they g raise made. 13 inolu A. Grave F r r o r . How many people neglect their when by calling upon Drs. Vineberj Shimberg, 832 River street, they have them tested without expense and fitted to glasses that will render the vis- perfect. Are you troubled with headache? Very likely your eyes are not uniform and the straining of the nerves is the trouble. When reading, particularly in the evening, the words appear blurred, the annoyance is the re sult of bad eyes, aud the longer the de lay the greater the danger. Call on the doctors and learn how delightful it is to have the sight completely and perfectly restored. It is^a great mistake to neglect so important a duty. HED, W HITE AND BLUE. We^will stand by our colors. When eyes ^jjj|NiNGHAM?135^^er ateet.^Troy, ' loaded and all covered with red, white and blue (i. e., red coverings, white cov erings and blue coverings), you will understand he has answered a postal or telephone call and underneath is a lot of furniture for repairs. It’s a common thing, and he is doing lots of work and saving his patrons lots of money. Try him once. TOBIISi iATH Cures Cold, Grip, MaUuiii, Rheumatism and Gout. 22 GRAND ST„ TROY. N.Y. P. F. HUTLEK, Proprietor. Write or call upon any West Shore t agent for r a t e ------- -- cars, etc. The great value of Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a remedy for catarrh is vouched for by thousands of people whom it has cured. Eipans Tabillos cure the blues. WE HAVE VACANCIES For 25 ladies and gentlemen at $1.50 to $2,50 per day; no employment agency can do better for you. At once, three sales, ladies and two ladies to travel. Address (with stamp) room 37, Ben.'-- building, Albany, N. Y. N O T ICE ! F 'O 'E .H I T ’O’R B ! Wo csin't oinimoraio our bar gains or qiioto our Pricos, but you can sayo money by calling to us before purchasing else where. Couches, the (incst line iu Troy, our own make, easy chairs, plush rockers aud fine parlor furniture. We don’t sell slioddv goods, We also make a specialty of repairing' and uphol stering fiirnituro and lenovatlng feathers and hair uifittre.sses, by .steam, Call, or telephone. The annual meeting ot the stookhold- C.it. & S.E. HELIES avenue,^Lansingbm^^ even- Riyi.jR ST., TEOY, N. ’ ’ ’ E. D. V an S oiveb , Seo’y. . one door below state . T o a i Q . T h e O nly S crofula , C a t a r r h ^ B lood , L iv e r and K id n e y R emedy o n E a r t h , It contains no Mercurial, Vegetable or other Poison. For constipation it has no equal, is tasteless. Wo guarantee to cure you, or refund your money. 100 Cnjisulos in each box. Price $1. KEMP S SYSTEM TONIO 00 , STtaew®. ^.Y. Troy Branch, 1623 Fifth Are. BE'CWEEN STATE AND OONCBESS STS. .1.0, rroi. ^ ^ XOUNG. Manager. 5|r\Free sample packaecB furnished on appH- I QUANDT BREWING G O ., EXPORT T h e S c ien c e o f B r e w in g And the improved methoda of Bo tiling are exhibi- ted to the highest degree by the remarksole In creasing demand aud the preference ot Lager Drinkers for our brewing, which is the best evi dence of superiority. XBK A. BOTTIiJE:. Office; Oor. Glen ave. and River st., Troy. Brewery, 846 to 860 Eiver st., Troy. The Cuerm cum riiiTuii ct., Oor. Fourth & Congress Sts., Troy, (DP stairs ). Make the Following SPECIAL OFFER for this month ; They will make a Life Size Crayon Por trait (16x20) Entirely Free of Charge, copying from a tintype or cabinet, the only stipulation being that frames be ordered from them. The frames are sold at from $5.00 upwards. This is a great offer, and should be taken advantage of. WOLF’S BFSTiUfiiNT I Franklin Square, Troy. All the Delicacies of the Season. Boiled or broiled live lobsters and soft shell crabs a specialty. Clams and Joysters from the best beds. JOHN F . WOLF, Proprietor. JAMES KING, DEAI-BB IN STAPLE AND FANCY DK*? GOODS, Trimmings, Notions, Etc. 6 4 7 S e c o n d A v e n u e LANSINGBURGH, N .Y . LEADING DRUG HOUSE IN LANSINGBURaH, Second Avenue, Adams Building, ■sicians’ prescriptions aopurateljr^ Phyf lompo ins' prescriptions aoonra rounded at all hours by a thorn competent pharmacist. AD AM S. J A M E S H. NO MORE EYE-GLASSESL NO MORE WEAK EYES. TBBAT8 _ _____ VISEASEH thTsiOHT. Of th. EY5, Bassett & Brumaghim, Albanj’^ SEND FOn CIBCVX.ARS, . VEAZI £8 Begtorer^ ^ ^ S P P IHT. ' Phlldren Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.
