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WYOMING COUNTY TIMES,: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4. * ir_ 5 b * fe »JL ATV•r . I ' It for salt. The company is now filling an order for, one thousand tons for Brynes & Co., of Boston, Mass. This w ill go quite a ways with Boston baked pork and 4»eans. The display of cattle, homes, sheep and swine cat the fair was large and demonstrated the fact that the people of this seetion believe in keeping and raising the best animals to be in the country., The horses were particu larly an object of much admiration. President Grieve, vice pres. Traver, general sup’fc. Oua and secretary Smith deserve much credit for the excellent manner they carried' out the details of the program. .It was work with the above named gentlemen and they put their shoulders to the wheel with a will. The Cameron Sisters have received their fall and winter millinery, as will be seen by a new advertisement in the T imes . The stock far exceeds in beauty, variety and quality anything ever before offered in Perry. The good taste and enterprise of the Cameron Sisters will be appreciated by a heavy trade. Call in see the .beautiful sssortment now open; Ga Friday, Mabel, the little daughter of J . G. Clifford and wife fell on a stove and was fearfully burned. Dr. Harding was called and dressed the child’s in juries. Patrick Barry had a six months old blooded short horn Durham bull at the fair, which weighed 700 pound®, and excited the admiration of stockmen. On Friday at the fair officer Bough ton confiscated a large amount of whisky in bottles, found in a couple of baskets in a shed’at the fair grounds, and arrested Messrs. Geo. McCarty and Robert Layy The installation of officers for Div. 51, S. of T', occurred on Monday evening as follows: Robert Stainton-, Jr.,—-W. P. Miss Anna Shame.—W. A. : Willie Grieve,—B. S. Miss Caddie Sanford,—rA. B. S. Thomas Dillon, —F S.- Win. Sanford,—Chaplain. Mrs. Mate Sanford,—Treasurer. Mark. Macomber,—C. .. Miss Frankie Streeter, A-. C. • MissAddie McKenzie,—T. S. Myron Luce, O. ,S. The Silver Lake fair for 1888 has come and gone and notwithstanding the inclement weather and numerous attrac tions at Buffalo, which occurred to draw off attendance the. rural fairs, yet the association scored a big and gratify ing success. The first day was cold and stormy and yet tho gate rt ceipts were larger than last year when the associa tion had its heaviest receipts. The sec ond day also boomed up larger and the total receipts for 1888 will fall less than one hundred dollars short of 1887. There were people from all the towns in the county and one could visit, admire the exhibits or politics as desired. The total number of entries were about nine hundred, divided as follows: In the hall there were of woolen articles, 28; of linen goods, 7; harnesses, 3; cabinet display, I; batter and cheese, 17; bread and cake, 50; sugar and honey, 5; canned and preserved good?, 9; flowers 13; fruits, 18; paintings, 35; fancy articles, 137: kait and crochet, 48; vegetables, 67; stoves, 51. In the cattle department there were 90 unregistered and 6 regis tered. In sheep there were 24 of divis- ision 1 and 2; 15 of division 3 and 4, and 29 of divisions 5, 6 and 7. In swine there were 33; in horses, division 1 had 16; division 2 had 50; division 3 had 42; and division 4 had 51. In poultry 77 of Mt. Morris, as the owners and cVspcn in the and mechanical, 31. sers of the stuff. Justice R-oup field court on tfie grounds and the accused gave bail in $200 each for their appearr anee cjn Thursday, (tc-day). ‘•Pied ■v\ Wyman/was arrested as one of the ac complices-acd at the evening session of the also held $200 for trial today The gpdud pmdQ on Friday afternoon consisted of the vice-President j the marshal, band, 17 head of horses and 44 head of cattle; The procession was much admired as i t : wound its way down the track and then countermarched. Elmer Abbott with fcjs flyers was the recipient of plaiiss*. - Last week John Gardner lost his dog. A sharp search the animal in.,pos session of another man, who bought: it. The democratic club of this village is busy arranging for a mass meeting to be held next week. A fine. gram will b© prepared and an address delivered by the Ho a. W. G. W arneiyof Yorkshire, who is mid to be * asaoel; ©id- queot aed eotea'teiaalog’ tpesJtet cup 4h&. issues of the oasapaigo, aud he ba greeted by a large audisnoe. • / the party given by Miss Emma Wygant last week; John Robinson and wife of Mr, Morris, were guests of Mr. and IVfos;. W. B. Robinson last week; John Wal lace was irj Rochester la-t week; Mrs. M. S. Nobfes and son were in Buffalo last week; B. C Rrap and wife returned home from a Canasaiaga last week; Mr. and Mrs Ha-ry Covert of Rochester and Mbs Ferri? of falo were guests of Miss Robb last week; Mrs. Ed Fanning has gone to Rochester io atl tho Methodist eon- fer^nc-1; Geo M .,f Ih>o . Glen, was visiting in Mis. D-md convalescing fiorn her severe illness; Rev. C. G. Lovteli h:*s gone to to attend the . annual coujterfare® of the M.. E. church; Mr-'. A E. Hopkins was in Rochester last wet k; Mrs. J D. Tucker and her daughters Mabel and Alice on Monday tor New Haven, Cairn., and the same day hiciiT went to Brooklyn; Col. J.,bez Pi-re3 of Sll*-- pfiiisioi Bridge wag a guest of the Walker House, on Friday of last week, The will give a chicken pie festival at the chinch on the 19th. Died in morning, Wiighl, i»gf-d 68 years. The deceased was \v* 11 auc tioneer for ve&rs and hi-: cheery voice was know n all over the county. For a long - time lie has been helpless c >nfiutd to his residence.: He w a s honest and upright in his dealings and will be. missed- by his friends. On Monday, A. J. Wood _ assummed control of the Walker House in the v.l- Isg©. He retai.'.,A Frank Laodon as as sistant manager. Mr. Walker will l°°k The receipt* of the Silver - -Lake were $1,798 35 as gainst $1.905 94 for season cf 1887. While the Attica a id Morris ***• aerations run behind this year, the suecese of the Silver Lake a&socia-: .tion may be considered, phenominal. We learn th/t Miss Mary Wylie who is one of Perry’s estim a b le young ladies, is to go to Escado, Mich., next week to establish an art school. Miss Wylie ha? a fin** reputation as an artist with brush ^nd pencil and has been one of the moff thorough pupils at the Silver Lake Art School. Her many Perry friends \iill: yish her %. pleasant and successful trip to the land of the Wolverines. A team driven by Mrs. Ben. Harford, who was accompanied by Miss Mary Ann Westlake, was struck by another wagon at the fair on Friday, the ladies were thrown out, but escaped uninjured/ The horses dashed over .the ground overturning the wagon and badly break/ mg it. The republicans held a mass meeting and raised two poles at the five corners, C-astile, on th* 26th. Speeches were vnade by several gentlemen from Castile, and there was music by the glee club from that town on the occasion. OV . :Y*.‘ ' '• • Next Monday there will be a grape grower’s excursion from this vicinity to the vineyards near Brockffort, given by the Niagara white grape company, and we hear that quite a number of our citizens are intending to go. The fare will be bub a small figure. Perry is to have a- -fife and drum. N»aorps. Mr. J. H. Stockwell is busy or- gaeizing th* company. It will be com posed/of Chrissie Bovee, John Wash burn, Sanford Fanning, Albert Tallman, Fred Bliss, J. Lowell and J. H. Stock- well, snare drummers; F. Eastwood, J. Austin, Ford White and Fred Wright, fifers, and Will Davis, -drum major. Tbe boys are busy practicing in the woods and will soon be ready for a street par ade and public exhibition. An old lady named Lowell, who re sides in a tenement house on the farm of J. B. Smallwood in the town of War saw, met with an accident on Canter street, last week Wednesday. She had a horse and carriage, the latter filled h • fair h , -with groceries, and ah* became confused and in attempting to turn about tipped: her vehicle over, throwing woman, tea, sugar, pumpkins and hiker stuff out in the road. By the help of passers by the carriage was righted, goods re embarked and the lady directed to the fair ground, from whence she took a safe voyage home. The lady escaped but her carriage was broken. The festival given for the benefit of St. Joseph’s church under the auspices of Branch 4, G. M B. A , on the 27tk, at White’s Hall, was a fiue affair and re-, suited in a large attendaacer^of people, ..young and old the various denom inations m town. > The muaic was nished by Mrs. Robert Wallace at the; 'piano, James L. Wad*», violin and Dan Walrath, cornet. A splendid supper was served until 11.30 p. m., and ihe bill of fare included many 'Substantiate and delacacies nicely served by a corps of courteous ladies. The prize winners were Miss Clara Burns, gold ring. Her ticket was No. 82. The eiepant silver cup and saucer was won by No. 24, held by Dr/Jam es Crichton. * The total re ceipts of the festival were $185. The members of the C. M. B. A., are en titled to much credit for the handsome manner iu which they carried out the ^ro g r m w a e , . Tk4 m uch advetised balloon show was a disgusting failure. The association engaged Miss Bates on good faith aud her manager, Mr. Harry Gilbert sent on strong letters of credit and reference with a stock of fine printing. Gilbert and the gfil and arrangements were made for the ascension. The J a d y preyed to be a plain looking, nncuKered kv-ivoas Hi tie body, and Gilbert was > a rough, overbearing big bag of wind, who delighted to blow his horn in all places where he happened to be. The balloon was a dilapidated affair which required much patching and mending. On Thurs day the wind and rain prevented the sIgw , bat on Friday an attem p t was' made to “get a go” and fire was started under the b alloon. W h en over two-thirds full the: old .bag burst at the top and col lapsed amid a cloud of smoke and the yells of the crowd. The pole supporting the balloonsg&ve way and falling, struck e yoiiTjg man fiom Bilver Springs named Dwn Dam b teton on th® he*d knocking him to ground, v h e » h» lay for a while affable to srtee. - He got a bump oa th* h&tkd but escaped &erioua damage. Thi* wound up the balloon show and th* apparatus was aent to the depot. Treafcurer Stsdnian paid Gilbert $127 asid tbs 7.15 p. m ., train carried himself:; and daughter on their way to Cincm- n&ti, Ohio. Had the ascension been in ads it would have cost the association $300. The following is a list of the races for both days cf the fair with th© winning horses in order nsun*d : . Three year olds—1-Lilly D .;—2-Banjo Jim .;—3-Maggie O .4-C h a r lie;—5-Sanborn; 6—Major EtseI, Jr. Purse, $37. .Divided $20, $12 and $5. -Double team;—1-Brown Joe and Mate.. 2-Greenwood and Mate. 8-Bareus and Mate. 2:30 class.—l*Little Ben. 2*Dr. Smedley. 3-Greenwood., Purse $150. Divided $75.\ $40, $20 and $15. Pour year olds.—I/Charlie. 2-Pioneer. E-Carrie S. Purse $50. Divided $25, $15 and $10. Three Minute—1-Fill. 2-Brown Joe. 3- Jimmie. 4-Bay Dick. Purse $60. Divided $30, $20 and $10. Free for All.—1-Little Ben. 2-Dr. Smed ley. 3-Barcus. . Purse $250. .. Divided $125/ $60, $40 and $25. The races gar© much, aatiafaction and the victors were loudly elieeked by the crowd on the grand stand and which lined the track,each side. A hose race was given on/ Friday by a cpnple of teams made up: from the Perry ffire d e - ; parfcment. Tbe boys made a good show ing. Time, Hooks, 2 52; Hose, 2.50. About 2,500 people were present on Thursday and double that number on Friday. The republicans are organizing a cav alry company, which will consist o f young gentlem an and ladies.: The troupe will probably go to the Warner Miller; mass m eeting at Warsaw on the 9th, The young people will make a fine par-; ade. Mrs. Alanson Laoy met with a fall last week Thursday, and was consider ably injured, so m uch that she was con fined to her residence for several days fn consequence. Mrs. Wm. Black made a display of dahlias at the fair whieh drew the ad miration of every visitor.-. The lady <• should have .been given a premium for her enterprise and collection. Merrit Bradloy, a former resident of this town, but now of Memphis, Tenn. is making a visit to the old homestead out north; T. H. Bussey of the H otel Ferry was at Troy last week; Mrs. Ralph Sherman of Buffalo, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Chapin last week; W illiams Ssods who was a brave soldier of the Union army has returned from a reunion of his regiment, the 85th N. Y. Y o ls., at Autictam and G ettys burg; Mrs. 1 L aviaia Sbhoville, of H o t / nellsville, Was the guest of Mrs. C. M. Lent last week; R. A. Crippen has gone to Gettysburg to attend tbe reunion of his old regiment, the famous old 126tfi N. Y, Y o ls., who will dedicate a monu ment on the battlefield this week; B. A. Nevinslwas in Rochester last week; Ban; Harford aud wife of Bergen ,* Mere iff town last week attending the fair; M r s. M. F. Andrus of Castile, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bovee last week; Mrs. Mary LsoDard arrived home from' FraDklinville on ’ the 27th, where she had been on an extended visit; Wm, Falmer is having his house and barns nicely improved with a coat of paint; Mr. aud Mrs. John R . Toal of ^ the. Center are receiving congratnlationff over the birth of a bouncing baby boy; Mr. and M»*s. M ichael/ Callahan laBt week removed to their new cosy resi dence at No. 41 Watrous street, have an inviting home; the ftifnea Ella/ Beardsley, Maud Lambersosi and Car after the literary b u sin. as V i g o r a n d V i t a l i t y Are quickly giyen to every part of the body *, by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. That tired feeling is entirely overcome. The blood ds purified, enriched,: and. vitalized;. and carries health instead of disease : to every organ; The stomach is toned and strengthened, the ap petite restored. The kidneys and liver are rougfd and invigorated. The brain is re freshed, the ffljud made clear and ready for lYOl’k, Try it. —Gov. Abbott, of New Jersey, pat the fight in a nutshell when he said that the democrats wanted to reduce the surplus by not colieoting it. For 'young S t as U s e l e s s la d i e s V 'lio a r e tr o u b l e d w rith freckles, pimples, moth and tan and a bad skin generally to use liquid pamis or dry powders, for they- only inake^ trie s-jsui look well for the 'time being. To hare ft good complexion you must have pure blood. Use Sulphur Bitters and your skin will be ^fair and complexion rosy.— Young LidLps Maga zine. -—A creaking hinge.: can be cured fiy tne use of a black lead pencil of .the :softeai num ber, the point rubbed into all th* crevices of the hinge. A Few F©l3fitoesr-’a. The recent statistics of the number of deaths show that the-large.majority, die. with, consumption. This disease, may ■ommence. c with an 'apparently harmless cough:--which. can be cured instantly by Kemp, s Balsam, for the Throat and Lungs, which is guaran- tee'd to relieve and cure ail casey.,. Prioc :^0c and $ j . Trial druggists. size free. For sale by all Tlhelr* Ba©isfte««e K®dSMi*|f. Probably no one thing has caused , such a gen eral revival ol trade at/A. B. Bishop’s drug store as tlieir giviu g.- aw ay to- et i* - cu stpingrs,. o f SO. many tree trial hottles of Dr. King’s l<»ew Dis covery tor Consumption. Their trad* i~ simply enormous m this very valuable artic1^ from the fact that it always cures and n e w disappoints. Goughs, colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Cioup ancl all throat and fung disea’es quickly cured. Ion can test it before buying by. trial bbt- tie free, large bottle$l,. . Every b o ttli .warranted. ■\ •. •'*. .■ ■■—;—v 1 , ' h/: TY s J.~\7 . •’ ■ v' ‘V*- . * —A Newark m an has eight acres of onions from which he expects a crop, of three thou sand bushels, and so seil them at 45 cents per bushel. IH*, W ills P ill* . . An odd mixture of words, but the sirfferer from constipation, indigestion, impure blood, biliousness, and other such can be cured if he vnll.% without taking the horrid, old- fashioned pills. These are superseded. in our day by those wonderrworking, yet tiny little globules, known as Dr. Pierce’s Pleas ant Pellets. No griping, no drastic purging; do not cause costiveness, afterwards,.- as the old-style pills do. One little Granule a dose. i--In factories where strikes/have .been a f a i l u r e and where organized labor has been routed, the employers are showing their love for labor'by kindly feeding their defeated operatives with the literature which show's the beauties of protection. —Like the sparkling hoar frost before the p iercin g arrow s f r o m th e ex h a u s t less quiver. of the monarch of the skies, so disappears *11 manner of uncleanness before the ever popular Tulip soap. —This effort of yours to tuck away the present robber tariff within the folds of the bloody shirt won”t do, Mr. Miller. There isn’t enough of the ensanguined garment; left to hide the.transparency of the trick. —If all the soap in the world were piled; up in a heap, you would iind a cak e of Tulip. »oap ai the top of the heap. I-t having earned tho position of honor. \ man, of Silver Springe, guests o i STOVES! The best in tlie world are ‘sold by M . H . O L I N ’ S . -PE R R Y , N. Y. G o a l , W o o d ) , ....................... © a s o l i n e : A full and complete line at PRICES TO SUIT. PERRY, N. Y. 'Till receive tlieir- FALL STYLES —OP— Millinery NOVELTIES A b o u t S e p t e m b e r 6 O th W a t c h t h e P a p e r s FOR TIIE ARRIVALS. Watson I Bon, -PERRY, N. Y. Watcte ai Wrj ■ T iic G u est lines In th e county. SILVER WARE And Novelties for Wedding and Presentation parties. The best line of DPJJGS found in V estfe AND MEDICINES to be 3rn New York. P a p e rs and M a g a z ines Of a ll standard publications. C . A . F A N N I N G AGENT FOR TIIE LEHIGH AN ' WHITE ASH C O A L ! One of the best in.the market- LOWEST PRICES. ■Please glve me' a call before purchasing,. P O W D E R Absolutely Pure. This powdoi* never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and w^u>lsomei\ess.. . More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sola in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans., Itpyal Baffing Powder Co., 106 Wall 6t<| N« 1 - iw is tk Time to Buy! O. A. F A N N IN ^ -PERBY, N. Y.- G. H. WESTLAKE Has a stoclc of new prices never before duplicated in this section. My stock is complete and comprises all the herd makes and all Goods sold by mo are warranted tagive satisfaction both IN PRICE # QUALITY. I keep the only first class Hearse in town and the oniy complete stock of CASKETS and OFFIHS which will be furnished to suit the times. Calls attended night and day and orders from any part of the county filled with promptness and satisfaction. P H O T O G R A P H E R . First-Class CABINETS F e r Doz,, $2.50. PERRY STUDIO, Durjea Block, r.p stairs, open Thursday, F r ilay and and Saturday each week. WARSAW STUDIO, St., Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesday. By the instantaneous process wc are enabled bo do as good work on cloud ? as clear cUys, attention paid to thr Uvki«# or babiau and children*’ pictures. Piciure* to be paid for when the neg atives are taken. GIVE US A CALL. ---- Real Estate' and Loan Co. OF OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Money loaned for parties on good. Omaha im proved property at 7 per cent, interest. All loans guaranteed and interest payable semi-annually. - : QWEN HARBIS, of Rochester, liaving purchased the stock of the late firm of Higgins & Olin, have painted, and re-stocked the spore in first class shape, is ready to receive cus tomers and will be pleased to show goods. He will keep in stock a large supply of strictly first class GROCERIES! He has just received Fine Confectio nery and the stock will be kept fresh. Mery? Glassware will always be in great abundance He intends keeping up a good assort- eeping .... ment of 5, 10 and 15 cent goods; A specialty will be made of the follow- iuu brands of Flour: Dole’s Favorite, R *ii<-r Proces? ami rtux. A fine lum of Cigars «t T‘J>-icc«.. He buys all goods for cash and pro- poses to sell for cash. SAMUEL S. CASWELL. 100 Main Street, PERRY, N. Y. wi Perry, N. Y., Have the finest and best selected stock; of Standard In the County. Wejtead the Trade in all goods pertain* ing to the line* CHOICE TEAS! which can’t be beat. We Offer Bagains —o s — G o & e s , I S r g f g a r S j and Wooden Wares. ATTENTION ■FOB THE- SUMMER SEASON — O F 1 S 8 8 .— Local Agent, Perr The finest goods ever made in the coun ty in the shape of CAKES, PIES, BREAD, ROLLS, ' BUNS, PUFFS, Etcr and delivered fresh everyday. I C E C R E A M For parties, weddings, gatherings, and sold by pint, quart, gallon or dish. Choice line of fresh and staple Also a nice line of - |Eruits and Candies. M. J. DOUD. ' . - PERBY, V. X ( e s t a b l i s h e d i n 1855 ) Capital, $50,000 H . M. New York Correspondent: The National ark Bank HEKRY* S. PA^E. W m . D. P ag e , Cashier^ , G eo . K. P age , Assistant Cashier. Hours:—F t c i 9 o’clock a. m.. ’o 4 o’clock p. m. An K I I N P E R R Y , O S ’ >sh Capital «95 0W in ijjOOy ) OFFICERS: ( ----- !. H. Olin, fees. Tomlinson, i President, vice President.. : C.M.Smith, Cashi«r. ) DIRECTORS, ( ---- M. H. Olin, Geo. Tomlinson, Geo. L. Cone, J. C. Windsor, B. A. Nevins, R. R Dowr, L. A. Macomber. Deposits Received, Loans Made. Sight drafts sold on all parts of Europe and U n ited S t a t e s / ' | Accounts of Corporations and In d m d u - als solicited. , Bank open from 9 o’clock a. m. until 4 o’clock p. m. O f f i c e o f t h e ) F e r r y C o a l Y a r d s , > C. W. G. N o b l e s & S o n , P r o p s , j Now is the time to lay in your r supply of Coal. We have a Loyal Sock' on hand and in transit whieh we are offering to our friends a/ prices that are consistent with the superior quality of' our Coal. G;ve u'-t your order, and we will use our best endeavors to please, yon, to and price. We* have the solo agency of the Lehigh, Wilks Rarro, Butler, L 'val Roek and . '/ • .’ • 7 '. ij - '• ' •• V ~ • Coal for Bream and. Smithing uer. Gr .b our prices, i; i i « f .: :-S; r-/\ /; :■...■/ .;;Perry/;N: - f c .> SMITH’S Biff Transacts a General Banking and Eit- change Business, Issues drafts direct on all the Principal Cities and towns in Europe. Special facilities for making collections-/ Accounts receued ou most favorable^ terms. V.? 1 m m W A I S W l # - K :V i to canvas tor tbe sale orNui'ser Stock! Steady employment guaranteed ana expenses pjM^^Ajppiy ^ once,
