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T H E rO R T J E R V I S D A I L Y H N I O H , F R I D A Y E V E N I N G . M A R C H 30, 1888. OF IXTKKFST TO WO^TKN. Fashion. 'Notes in l>re8s, in Hous«. Deeor- atious, and so Foi*t1i. Purple bows and the tiny silver orose area pleasant indicatiou of the inorcase of the “ King’s Daughters.” It tvill please p-ospective brides to k n o w it IS the fashion to go oat of the conventional track in wedding presents. Wall-paper inamitacturers have not got to the end of their artistic rope yet, if the newest patterns and styles are a criterion. Dealers say that mahogany is coming back as a fashionable furniture, forgetful of the fact they it never wont out. The giant fairy lamp is something new. In size and brilliancy it compares well with the prize pumpkin exhibited at the country fair. Somebody has made Uie more or less interesting discovery that the sealskin and the oyster seasons close simultaneously without regard to “ Ks.” There is a revolution in brass bird cages or brass cages for birds, and the newest give the canary quite a number of “ mod ern improvements.” M ilady now tells Jeems to order the “ brougham,” not the carriage, which is common. Besides, brougham is especi ally Anglophobish. High-born English women are actually accused of wearing last year’s gown to this year’s drawing room in London. Such economy is really extraordinary. ■\VKOTK HIS OWN OKVTTI NOTiCKs. A im ! Then Took L a m lau m u im d O p e n e d an lA iterj, .and Soon Died. J. S. Kedfield, 79 years o f age, living at Tlireo Tuns, Burlington county, N. J., committed suicide Sunday night. He was a man of refluement and considerable wealth. He was formerly a partner of the well-known publishing firm of Red- field &Oo., of New York. Sunday night after supper he returned to his room and took a dose of laudanum. This he found too slow in its effects, and he opened an artery in his left arm and soon bled to death. In a letter he said : “ Dear Will, I am about to take French leave of you all. You will find my body cold and stiff in the morning. You will Lave to go for the Coroner. After he is done, you will have to take charge of the burial. I re quest no ceremony. Get a plain coiHu. I prefer to be buried in the apple orchard.” No cause can be assigned for the rash act. His wife is an inmate o f the Insane Asylum at 'frenton. He prepared bis own funeral notice to be published in the news papers. Don’t Get Caucht stppi;;buc puuia iMuiicyD u uu JivuL and whole system liable to be prostrated by disease—but get yourself into go'd condition, and readyeady foror thehe changinghanging r f t c iather, by taking Hood’.s unequalled for nng an apoetite, —Andrew J. Blackbird, son of the famous Indian chief Blackhawk, living at Holor Springs, Mich., has written a history of Ottawa and Ouippewii tribes that will soon be publisbed. Blackbird is a well-educated man, having been a dili gent student at the Ypsilanti Normal School in his yoiUb. He expects to pub lish some day a treatise on the language of his tribe. An Instance o f liongtevlty. A widow, 70 years of age, living in Texas, has a cattle ranch with several hundred head of eattle upon it, which she takes care of personally. She is out in all weatiiers, and is aide to rule a mustang on a full run. The foregoing ha.M been the rounds of the papers, and many com- nents have been made as to the cau.se of ler health and enduiance. It i.s is constantly supplied with Steele’s LUlli Bile Pills, which keep her liver in j liealtby condition, and induce a healthy circulation oi me blood, assuruu her a good appetite, good digestion, and conse quently sound sleep. To be had at 25 cents a bottle of S. St. John, E, T. Laid- ley and T. R. Am iderson. TO T H E 'S a d i e s . of new ruching and a of prints An assortment choice selected assortment of prin adapted to this season of the year. Try the 29, 39, 50 and 75 cent corset at H. C. Cun ningbam’s,—adv. Paters* B e staarant and Oyster Parlors. ours,at short notice moderate prices. We will also oysters constantly on hand and supply them to parties, festivals, balls, etc. A full lino of choice rruits, confectionery and cigars. Fresh shelled oysters and clams opened to order. C.& P. I). Peters, proprietors, 129 IMke street. Port Jervis N. Y. FARMS NEAB BY. Farm of 48 acres, 8 miles out, bouse, plenty of good fruit and water, $1,800 ; 44 acres improved land, 2 miles from Port Jervis depot, $39 per acre. D. Holbrook, Port Jervis, N. Y. BUSnOESS BRIEFS. —You will always find at Kadel’s a de sirable line of ladies,’ misses’ and child ren’s fine shoes. got’s old stand;. Repairing perienced workmen.—dawtf. —Wm. Sagendi at the Hamilton 1 further notice Patients can get a coir plete diagnoses by mail, if they send small lock of their hair.—dw6in. iorf, clairvoyant, will be Hotel, Middletown, until —The subscriber desires to inform his numerous patrons, that the destruction of Ms mill by fire recently, will not be al lowed to interfere with his business. Flour, feed, meal, oats, etc., will be for sale as usual at his store and a contin uance of patronage is solicited. W. A Draka—tf, —Try those $2 men’s railroad shoes, all solid and warranted to give satisfaction, at Kadel’s. —The tbe new. t^tore (Margot’s old stand), repairing clone promptly.—dawtf. —Emmet Van Sickle, who has hau .90 years’ experience as a prai;tical^ jewder, Pike street. All wort guaranteed. Watches and jewelry of all H inds can be jiurch/iseci at rea-sonabb prkies.—dawtf ______ WUUam l4ard. :s regular by Ihepro- and sickness cannot of warm, and the bowe' per use o f Laxador, approach you. Price 25 cents. No opium ! no laudanum or other dan gerous drug is contained in Dr. Bull’s Baby Syrup, for the relief of colic, teeth ing, etc. Price 25 cents. POKEEPSIE I. O. O. F. ADatXTXED. At tbe committee meeting of District No. 3, I. O. O. F., at Middletown on the 21st., Peter B'>clcerle of Bismarck Lodge, was recommended for next District Dep uty, and Andrew Dell o f the same lodge was elected District Secretary. The district since its formation was composed of three German lodges in Orange county —Luther of Middletown, Attila of Port Jervis, and Bismarck of Newburg. List year Adler Lodge of Poughkeepsie, the only German Lodge in Dutchess comity, asked to he admitted to the Orange Dis trict. This request was brongiil up for action, and lh<‘ lojge admitted on Wed nesday. M ABBIED. 'TERSON^l' rTH ILL-karcb 1, by 1 Miss Ni PATTi RTJTA-N-PTTF-Mareh 2ti, at the residence of Mr. Carr, Montgomery street. Middle- town, b y Kev. C. J. Page, Peter O. Kutan of Sussex county, and Mrs. Elizabeth L. Puff Salt Rleiim \' s c r o f u l a , I W A S E N T I R E L Y C U R E D lyy Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite Bemedy.” In the treat- ongbly restores healthful action to the alTectei 1 , removes Impurities from the blood, and so cures nany diseases that springs from a vitiated condi tion of the life current. Liver and Kidney diseases ment of Serofnlous Ulcers, Sores, Glandular Swell- )r. David Kennedy’s Favorite Eemedyls far I any other alterative. It promptly and thor- restores healthful action to the affected or- Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite Eemed It prom] Ion tothf I the bloot from a v: tdney di idlly cu Dr. D. Kennedy’s FaYOrite Remedy, Sold by all Druggists. Price $1 6 for $5. Bend 2-cent stamp to Dr. Kennedy, Eondoat,'N Y. for Illustrated book howto cure kidney. Liver aui Blood disorders. Mention this paper. J J S N R Y DQTCHER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. NO. 2 Front Street; WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY RE PAIRED OUR CLUB WATCH HoivM amo Hfio By our n ovel club anunf^emeat you secure a ^^rod watch for $1 a w'eek. GALL AND SEE. ASE POE THE No \bones ovei liip to break. Quickly an q X ierfectly adjust ed to tbe form. Double Bone! Double Steel! Double Seam W A R R A N T E D p SOLD E V E R Y W H E R E , Sample Duplex Cordet by mail, post-paifi for ONE DOLLAR. Portree Mfg. Co., Jackson, Mich '■WOOING THE ZEPHYRS’ The “ Bfhereal Mildness ” witli w'bic^h winter “ lirif^ers ” in the Inp ” of “ ssometliing: ” tiint may eome sometime in the dim future ‘Makes A Man Tired.’ W e ’re no “ kieker,” hut we know when we’ve got “ enough.” W e ’ve done all we eonld to straighten things out. W e’ve wooed the “ Gentle Maiden ” Fpring, hut she Avon’t woo for a cent. W e ’ve talked of “ Snn.slnne,” and got Sowlir\^ of “ budding trees,” and in twenty-four hours had to tunnel through snow drifts ten feet deep. “ It won’t do.” “ M'^oolen Blankets ” and “ La-ee Flouneings ” won’t mix, and Dress Goods in Mahogany, Gobelin Blue and Serpent Green can’t draw very hard wluui the thermometer persis’s in contin ually loafing around zero. “ BOSTON STORE REMARKS. ” J . H . W E I . L S , 84 PIKE STllEET, Opi»OBlt« tlie lllstk fo OWE8T PBlCEi; ORDEltS attended tu »t sliort notlev. for PAPER HANGING & MALSOMINING. Oils and Leads at the Lowest Figures W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. The only fine ea’f 33 Seainloas Shoe In the world made w i t h o u t tacics o r u a l ls. As Btyllsh and durable f.B tbosQ costing ss or $6, and having no tacks or nails to wear the stock ing Off hurt the leet.make.s them as comforiab e ano weil-nttlng as a hand sewed shf e. Buy the best. None genum - unless stamped on bottom “ W. L. Douglas $3 Shoe, warranted.” W. L, DOUGLAS SHOE, the Original and only hand sewed welt $4 shoe.whlch equals custom-made shoes costing from to ju. W, L. DOUGLAS .«!3 CO SHOE IS unex celled for heavy wear. W. L. DOUGLAS « 2 SHOE Is Worn by all lioya, and is the best .school shoe la the world. , BrocUten.Muss. JOHN A. KADEL, AGENT, PORT .JERVIS. Redaction in Prices of Coal jvStove.......................................... $5 00 iO h estm it ..................................... 5 00 E g g ............................................... 5 00 G r a to............................................ 5 00 P e a .................................................. 4 00 Tlio best grades of coal, carefully fcreened, ut tbe above price'*. Wben de livered by our c.art.s the UBiml cartage will b(' added. We hbve ol‘o a well selected stock of all kinds of Lumber, Shingles, Cement, Lime, Plaster Paris, Plasierlng Hair, &c., all of which we will sell at the lowest market prices. dlw A BEAUTIFUL LADY depends much on tlie condition of her hair to appear to advantage, should she lose that. She realizes the fact, that She has parted with one of the greatest charms bestowed by na ture. The hair can he MADE MOIIB BBAUTITUL |jr*iuuiru anu uloaii, does not color the hair, maklriK It an elegant dressing, removing all danaruff. Try It. You will not be disappointed BY U8KTG ‘ QUlCRBirW A WINK.” Sold by all druggistts. D eposit N- Y. Sales OYcr 42,000,000Lk £ o n g m a n - # ^ # M A R f i N E Z [ngSPLUTEiy p R E R A ID E D Actual Cost Less than $1.25 per &allon. Highest G-rade-Qf Ezoellenoe. ■ Sold Under Qviarantee. Any Building Hot Satisfac torily Painted, w ill he He-Painted Free of Cost. F O R S A L E B Y MALVEN GORDON & CO. I WHITE Si QUICK AN ANNUAL MEETINU o f th e s tocklio ldeis o f th e PO U T .lERVLS W A T E R W ORKS CUM P A N V w ill b f held in th e coini>iin>'s olTiee in Ihe J-avniiD ^ lluilaing in I'o r i .Jervf-, 2 J J D A T O l ’ ^ P U i r . , l.SS.S, from 10 to 11 o 'l loci, ill tin- f o ienooii, l o r the e lectio n o f a liuavd o f D ireetors oi -lu-l. eoni- pan y an d foi- tlie tianM icfion oi .<.iicli oiiicr business as m a y legally oiiu-- in loro -lu-li i m e e ti n g . i \ ' Jei i i ' . N. V., tliis 'dll rluj ol AND VICINITY. H E N R Y M A IN E 1 ‘RACTIOAL BO O K -H IN D E B , nnounces to the citizensot Port Jervis and vi cinity that he is prepared to do every descrip tion of book binding In a workmanlike manuor Bindery Corner Main and Pike Streets, PORT .TERVIS. N. V. A NNUAL MEETING—THE AN- potation UooriH on TTTK.SILW, APRIL hd, 1888. I’olls will b e o|)en fn)m 9 a . m . to 5 ». m . 1 lu- following odieer-s w'ill be elected on 1,1m Dated ut Pol t .n-iii-. .\. i im-- 'in oii.\ Ol I 1 .,. . .. . ..................................... . .... - . Au AsHe.ssoi’ III pjuee of Walter Harvey. ' A (’olleetor in place of Edgar Snook. A Treasurer in place of diaries P. Vnnlri- wegen. lly order Hoard of Trustees. „ „ ^ ADUAM SHIMEU, President. Port Jervis, March 19th, lass. mchl9-30-3l JUST RECEIVED I LARGIS UTO'JK o p BKiiSONAULE UOOTy AND SHOES, N. K lllgb.v Is aalllng The P.uel $3 calf button and lace sUuc'j, best In the market. er-HUBBERS AND AROTIOS RfiPAlKKD N. H. H im . 101 PIKE ST. J j ’Ol! SALE, Bay maro. kir W^ugons, Sleigh; Enquire at W Pike Street. Call aui See Oer Easter Caris. E aster B ooklets ! EASTER NOVELTIES. Unique Designs. LOW PRICE From 1 cent to $5 ----- AT ----- LEA’S DRUG STORE. KADEL’S I.ADIES AND MISSES 19 BUT TON MIKADO PINE SHOES. They are stylish, desirable goods, kid fox- ings, solid leather solo and Inner sole and neatly trimmed at the moderate price of ------- ONI.Y TWO DOLLARS.-------- N. B.—I send goods to any part of the United States on receipt o f the above price. Respectfully yours, JOHN A. KADEL, P ort J ervis . N. Y. 100 P i k S tiibei ', DF’ o t * 4 ^ £ t l e . $1000. House and lot, Hudson street. $1300. House and lot corner Pennsylvania avenue and Pranklyn street. $1300. House and lot, Barcelo street. $1300. Houaeand lot,Hudson street,Bergen. $1600. House and lot, Georgestreet,Bergon. $1600. House and lot. Ball street, Bergen. .$3500. House and lot, Brooklyn street. $2800. House and lots, corner Brooklyn and Orange streets. $2600. Brick house and lot, Seward avenue. $3500. Pine large boarding house,Ball street. ^$35TO. Large house, sightly situation. Main .yiOOO. Splendid fashionable dwelling, 15 rooms, lot OO.xlSO and line carriage house, up- ___ : Ornamental shade and abundant fruit and barn. Dwellings in Sparrowbush $1000 to $12 Houses and lots in Matamoi-as $700 to $3500. Business property on Pike and Ball .street and Front .street. JOHN H. WOOD, P ron ’I’ S thekt , P out J ervis , N. A CABD PEOM HON. T- J. LYON. To the Editor of T h e U nion ; I am pleased to announce to the public and ray many friends that my health is so much Improved that I wUl be able to resume the du ties Of my profession in all the courts. I will be glad to g ive council to my friends, and all othei-s who may call upon me, upon evex-y question pertaining to my profession, and W’here no litigation follows, I will make no charge. I wiU also make a specialty of all kinds o f collections, and where I fail in col lecting there will be no charge for professional services- OS. J. LYON. SOLID RED BEETS GREAT .‘^ALE OP THAT Ten Cent Sugar Corn. PopO o rn t h a t P o p s 5 CENTS A POtiND. HOAGLiND’S, THE GROCER Special E n g a g e m e n t! O P E R A H O U S E , O N E N I G H T O N L Y ! WIDiSMI, iPl i, The Greatest, of all Comedies, M n l d o o n ’s P i c - I ^ i c I With the Kings of Irish Comedians, This Comedy has made all America laugh. Over 1200 perform ances in all principal cities of America. Crowded houses and de lighted audiences nightly. First you smile, then yon laugh, then yon scream at the blunders o f Mulcahey. Admission - - cents Reserved ^eats, 35 and 5 0 cents C H A R T N O W O P E N A T L E A ’S D R U G STOR E . New, Stylish, Cheap and Very Pretty, IN COLORS AND BLACK. W e would call them Spring Jackets, but as there are very grave doubts about the arrival of Spring this year, we will call them just now E A S T E R JA C K E T S . Our New Dress Goods are just the very latest in shades, finest in quality and lowest in price. BRAIDS ARD BRAID SETS in all the new shades for trimming. W all P aper & C arpets Our new W all Papers and our N e w Carpets are the town talk. WESTBROOK & STOLL. -------- - A T T H E ---------- NEW YORK STORE Two Special Drives for tWs Week I f f D E E S S G O O DS. 1ST. M ALL WOOL DOUBLE WIDTH DIAGONAL CLOTH AT 29 CENTS PER YAED- 2D. AN ALL WOOL DOUBLE WIDTH PINE CAM ELS HAIR AT 33 CENTS PER YARD. A lso our usual fine selection of D R E S S GOODS that cannot be matched in the town at our Low Prices, with Br.aid and Beaded Setts and Trimming to match. W. £. McCommick, NO,82 PIKE STREET, PACTUREBS FOR CASH, ana sella them at Who buys instruments of the b e s t m a n u - LOWER PRICES THAN CAN BE PURCHASED BL8KWHKKE. Also full Uno.ot SHEET MUSIC AT ONE-FALP OATALOGDE PRICE. D o n ’t forget that yon can buy your WALL PAPER cheaper at the N e w York Store than at any other place in town. S 3 <5z: S 5 IF>ll3:e S t . , I S . Tox<a.a.EL. Headstones and M onuments manufactured from American Mar bling, and from barren Clark’s Island, Westerly, the Celebrated Quincy and other good Granites. Scotch Granites w ill be im ported upon order. Orders for Granite Monuments are now received for Spring trade. G A L E N B E N l ^ T , N o . 1 'Main street.
