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THE POSi JEETiS DAILY TOipEj SATUEDAJ EVEIJIfrO. MAEQH 31, 1888. COMMERCIAL NEW S. A L A R G E E A C T O R Y B U R N E D . Tlie Conmtion o f tlie N ew XorU and Clii-r Eour TUousantl D o llars W orth o f P roperty cago Stocfe Market To-Day. j Goes Up in Sm oke in Ulster County. h a m T S | A correspondent o f the Kingston Free |w a » a t ffighla^^^^ inadaS( ' mu*i,„ N . r „ L. E. & N . J . C e n t r a l............... Missouri, Kansas & T. Lake Shore. _ __________ y B a g laad Northern Pacific, pfd. Chicago & Northivestci St. P a u l & Om a h a ........ O regon ^T r a n t f « » . ......................................................86'., Louis. & Nash ................................ Sli^ 52 ^gon&Trans Mlladelph'ia A: Heading.................... ‘ ^h}4 ■ ■ Pacific Mail ............................... ... 30 3n Chicago, M. & St. Paul ................... 693; 6Sy Texas Pacific .................................... 20% 20% Fniou Pacific................................... 50% 49Ji Western Union Telegraph Co. .. 73% 71?4 ' W ILL THE D.^M GIITE WAY ? The Decicertuwa Indeoendeni says that the old dam at toe Sand Poml, lying on the moantaiP west of Colevlllp, is reported to be in a dangerous conditiou. If such ,is ’the case, and it giyes way, Goleville .-will undoubtedly suffer the consequences, aa the outlet runs through that place and a number of buildings stand close to it. If there comes a heavy rain on the great . body o f snow and ice which covers the ■ large surface of the pond, it is sure to fall. We sincerely hope that no such accident will occur, but if it does, Stephen Hanking will be the fl^st to suffer, as be lives within 20 feet of the brook at the foot of the falls. —Infants and children’s wear in large variety at G. Ury’s.—dtf. —A big dry goods bouse in New York city has arranged that hereafter all its women clerks shall appear in their places at the store dressed in black. The fl>'in has furnished the material for the dresses, and the style of each will be left to the wearer. Tne clerks are satisfi ed with the. airangemoot. The idtaof the firm is to have them dressed uniformly aud ueaily. The material of the dresses will be black cashmere of hue quality. The spirit of reform is beginning work in the nurseries o f the land by bs ishing those dangerous opium preparations, and establishing tiselul and harnilie a remedies, of wlacb Dr, Bull’s Baby Syrup ;anizition o f the livei gives ialth- TO THE LADIES. An assortm e n t of n e w ruching and £ iboice selected assortment of prinu adapted to this season of the year.* Try tne 29, 39, 50 and 75 cent corset at B . 0. Cun ningham’s.—adv. Peters’ R e staurant and Oyster Parlors. W e offer special inducements to th traveling public in the way of hot meals and lunches at all hours,at short notice and moderate prices. ‘We will also keep oysters constantly on hand and supply them to parlies, festivals,'balls, etc. A full iine of choice fruits^ confectionery and cigars. Fresh shelled oysters and clams opened to order. C.& F. D. Peters, proprietors, 139 Bike street, Port Jervis N. Y. FARMS NEAR BY. Farm of 48 acres, 3 miles out, house, mty of good fruit and water, il,8 0 0 ; acres improved laud, 2 miles from Port rvis depot, f 39 per acre. D. Holbrook, ' Y. plenty o f g< 44 acres ii Pmrj( BUSINESS BRLEKS. —You wdl always find at Kadel’s a de sirable ^ne of ladies,’ misses’ aud child ren’s fine shoes. —A n ew and handsome line of jewelry je n d o r f , c la irv o y a n t , will be at the Hamilton Hotel, Middletown, u n t il fu r th e r n o t ic e P a t ien t s ca n g e t a c o m p l e t e diagnoses by mail, if they send a small lock of their hair.— dw 6 m . —Closing out our entire stock of ladies’ and gents’ velvet and plain extra holiday slippers at reduced prices. Do not miss this chance at John A. Kadei’s, 100 Pike - ’The subscriber desires to infom his luaine Flour, feed, meal, oats, etc., will be lor sale as usual at his store and a contin uance of f patronage is solicited. W. A. patrons, that the destruction of his mill by fire recently, will not be al lowed to interfere with Ms business. Flour, feed, meal, oats, etc., w ill be for nance o patronage : Drake.—tt. —^Try those men’s railroad shoes, all solid and warranted to give satisfaction, at Kadel’s. —The old stock sold; make way for the n e w . All n e w goods at Gray’s jewelry store (Margot’s old stand). All kinds of repairiug d o n e promptly.—dawtf. —Emmet Van Sickle, who has hau 30 years’ experience as a practical jeweler, the past nine years of which iic has been connected with A. C. Margot, is now fully prepared to do all kinds of watch, clock and jewelry repairing at short notice aud in a first-class manner at his new place of business 128 Pike street. All work The factory of the Olintondale Manufac turing company was totally destroyed* by fire Tuesday morning. The building Con tained a large stock o f material for mak ing fruit packages. The burned factory was erected a few years ago by a stock company, composed of fruit growers, and was doing a profita ble business. The fire is supposed to have originated in the engine room. There was only $1 000 insurance on the burned property several policies having expired on March 3 The total loss is about $4,000. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ AFXEK TH E GOLD MINE. The Hudson Republican says that Eunice Miranda Sparks, daughter of the late Oscar Fitzalau B=ckwitb, was at the cHuity clerk’s office a few days ago searchiug the records to find whether or not her father died possessed of any real estate in that county. The records show that once ho entered into a contract to buy some land in Austerlitz, putting up $50 as a bonus, butjthera is nothing to tell that he kept the agreement. Beck with made no will, and his dauehtef is so-ely puzzled to know what will become of the valuable gold mine he possessed by right of discovery. — “ Doctor,” said tne patient,' “ I be lieve there’s something wrong with my stomach.” “ Not a bit of it,” replied the doctor, promptly. “ God made your stomach, aud he knows how to make them. There’s something wrong with the stuff you put into it, ‘ maybe, and some thing wrong in the way you stuff it in and tamp it down, but your stomach is all right.” And straightway the patient discharged him. My, how a man does hate to have the doctor tell him the Irutli I How he does hate to be told that be ought to be sick and i times sicker than he i s ! Salt Bleai My head and face were Boild mass of putrlflcat.1 and my ears discharged fenslre m a tter m large (inantltles. ^ I^ had - ------ - onteKemedyhl , \' s c r o f u l a , ' and I resolved to try It. I 'hadnotuM d ^ne^ttle^t^M I W A S by Dr. Kenned; ENTIRELY CURED Favorite Eem( Dr. David Kennec ndular E Semedyemedy I Favorite R Is f _ the afle( gans, removes Impuritiesitles fromrom thehe bhlood, t any other alterative. I t promptly and y restores healthful action to the aU t f t b ai affected Gr and so cures the many diseases that springs from a vitiated condl tionof the life current. Liver and. Kidney disease! that yield to no Other medicine, ftre readily cured by this potent remedy, D l D. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy, sold by all Druggists. Price ; 6 for <5, Send 2-cent stamp to D r, Kennedy, Rondout, N. T ., for Illustrated hook how to cure Kidney, Liver and Blood disorders. Mention this paper. COMMISSIONER’S EXAMINATIONS. Examinations o f applicants for Teach- s’ Certificates of the Second and Third rades will be held as follows M: 3, IS P o e t J b e v i s , Mountain House, April 7, 1888. W aeaviok , Institute Building, May 5, 1888. G o s h e n , Public School Building, Sep tember 1,1888. M id d l e t o w n , TVallkill Academy, Octo ber 6, 1888. P o e t J e e v i s , Mountain House, Novem ber 8, 1888. For Certificates o f the First Grade as (Hows : Tuesday and Wednesday, March 13 and 1, 1888, at Goshen, JS. Y. Tuesday and Wednesday, August 14 id 15, at Middletown, N. Y. The Examinations in each subject will be limited to the half day namea in the programme. Answer papers must be written in ink upon paper of legal cap size. Candidates are expected to be in readi ness to begin work at the hour named, ipplied with necessary material. Private Examinations are not approved b y t h e D e p a r t m e n t o f P u b lic In s tru c t ! I e a L C a s e , School Commissic 137m36a6s24o29 w-df35m31o37 liiarauteed. Watches and jev;elry of all irchused at reasonabh finds can ■prices.—dai be W illia m L a ird . Will of Spri 1 Laird, a well known druggis field, Oregon, writes as follows •\ ■ Cougl ^ ^ stock o f Van Wert’s ( ordered from you a short tii most exhausted and I am pleased t the fact that it has given universal faction. I have never had a single bottle returned. The medicine is a boon to man kind.” For sale by B- T, Laidley, if You with^or already ^ave U Y n ii sedim e n t in urine lik e brick liu.sf l! IUU freiiuent calls or Ketention, witl distress or pre.ssure in the parts. If V m i Lam e Back, R h eum a tism , Sting II I UU in;?, Achirjgr Pains in side or hips, ff YftSi have D iabetes or D ropsy, or scanty, o j| lU u high colored u r ine. If y n i l have Malaria, Torpid Liver, D yspepsia tl I UU Gall Stone, F ever a n d A g u e , or Gout, ¥ V n n have Irritation. Si)a«modic Stricture I I UU or Catarrh o f the Bladder, f Y n il BLOOD hum o rs. Pim p les, U leera I i UU Sem inal Weakne.ss, or Syphilis, f Y f i ll hhve s t o n e in K idney,or Gravel in Blad' I I UU der, Stoppage o f urine or D ribbling’ f Y n i l A p p etite, Bad Taste, Foul* I I UU breath, or in t e iin a l Slim e fever, {ilU r lc fiuiekly a run-down, constitution, lUllUd D o n ’t n e g lect e a rly s ym p tom s. E very D ose G oes R iotit to t h e S pot ! Prepared at Dispensary—Recommended by renowned Jiysiclans—“Invalids* Guide to Health’* free* Adviqe free HI G enuine have Dr. K ilm er’s likeness on U l outside and inside wrappei-s. Sold * fo., I 1 . 0 0 - —S i x B o t t l e s $ 5 , 0 0 T A CES, fine embroideries, and other articles too delicate to bear -L-i rubbing, may be cleaned satisfactorily and without injury, if you will pare into fine shavings one-fburth of a cake of Ivory Soap, which dissolve in a quart of hot water; fill a glass fruit jar half full of the solution and add the article to be cleaned, then shake well. Rinse in the same manner in clear, luke-warm water. A WORD OF W ARNING. There are many white soaps, each represented to be “ just as goo hey ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the'peculiar and rei if the genuine. Ask for “ Ivory” Soap and insist upon getting it. Copyright, 18S0, by Procter & Gamble. lod as the ‘Ivory’i” maH-ko^ie qualities New, Stylish, Cheap and Very Pretty. IN COLORS AND BLACK. We would call them Spring jackets, but as there are very grave doubts about the arrival of tipring this year, we will call them just ROW EASTER JACKETS. Our New Dress Goods are just the very latest in shades, finest in quality and lowest in price. BRAIDS AND BRAID SETS in all the new shades for trimming. W all P aper & C arpets Our new Wall Papers and our New Carpets are the town talk. WESTBROOK & STOLL J. H. W E L L S , 81 PIKE STREET, Opposite the BlnJc tor th e ORDERS attended to a t short n otloe for f ’ a . i n ' t i z i S T y PA P E R HANGING & KALSOMINING. Oils and Leads at tbe Lowest Figures Redaction in Prices of Goal S t o v e .................................... $6 00 Chestnut ................................ 5 00 E g g ................................................. 5 00 Grate ...................................... 6 00 P e a ......................................... 4 00 The best grades of coal, carefully screewed, at the above prices. Wheu de livered by our carts the usual cartage \will be added. We have also a well selected stock o f , all kinds of Lumber, Shingles, Cement, Lime, Plaster Paris, Plasierlng Hair, &c., all of -which we v?ill sell at the lowest market prices. cilw A NNUAL MEETING—THE AN- JTIL nu a l e lection f o r officers o f the village o f P o r t Jervis, N . Y ., ivlll toe h e ld at the Cor poration B o o m s on TUESDAY, APRIL 3d, 1888. Polls will toe open from 9 a. m. to 5 d . m. The following officei-s will be elected on that A Trustee in place o f W illiam H . Nearpass. A Trustee in place o f Edgar A. Wells. A T r u stee In place o f M ichael Colgan. A n A ssessor in place o f W a lter H a r v e y . A Collector in place o f Edgar Snook. A Treasurer In place o f Charles P. V a n ln - w egen. By order Board of Trustees. A B R AM SH IM E R , President. E. F . M APES, CTerk. P o r t J e r v is, March 19th, 1888. mchl9-30-31 jg ' E N R Y DDTCHER, WATCHMARKR A N D J E W ELE B : NO. 2 Front Street, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEW E LRY BB- PAIKKD OUR CLUB WATCH HDiYM amo yno B y our novel c lub arrangem ent y o u secure a good -watch f o r $1 a tveek. CALL A N D SEE. JUST RECEIYED I LARGE STOCK OF SEASONABLE BOOTS AN D SHOES. ^ N .^ R ^ g b y button BirR U B B K RS AND ARPTIOS E E P A I8B D JV. B. HIBBY, 101 PIKE ST. Call anfi See Oar latter Garis. O U R E aster B ooklets ! EASTER NOVELTIES. O U R Unique Designs. LOW PRICE From 1 cent to $5 LEA’S DRUG STORE, K A D E L ’S LA D IES A N D M ISSES 1 9 . B U T TO N M K A D O F I N E SHOES, T h e y are stylish, desirable goods, M d fo x - ings, solid leather sole and inner sole and neatly trim m ed a t the m oderate price o f -------- ONLY TWO j^O L L A B S , -------- N . B.—I send goods to any part o f the U n ited States o n r e c e ip t o f the above price. R e spectfuU y yours, JO H N A . K A D E L , 100 P i ip S t b e e t , P o r t J e r v i s . N . Y . 81000. H o u se a n d lot, H u d son street. SISOO. House and lot corner Pennsylvania avenue and Franklyn street. Barcelo street. 81300. H o u se a n d lot,] 81200. H o u se and lo 81600. H o u se and lot. B a ll street, B e rgen. lot,H u d son s treet,Bergen. $1600. H o u se a n d lo t , George street,B e rgen. 82500. H o u se and lot, Brooklyn street. 83800. House and ^ lots, corner Brooklyn and Orange streets. 82000. Brick house and lot, Sew ard a v e n u e . $3500. F in e large b oarding h o u se,B a ll street. 83500. L a r g e house, sigh tly situation. Main street. 85000. Splendid fashionable dweUing, : room s, lo t 50x120 and fine carriage house, u] 810,000. Large dw e lling, m o st beautiful s i lation: B o th n e t and c o ld w a ter; L o t 200x2( ■ ' 1 shade and abundant fruit D w ellings i n Sparrowbiish 81000 t o $1200. H o u ses a n d lots in M atamoras $700 t o 82' Business property on P ik e and B a ll street and Front street. F r o n t S t r e e t , JO H N H . WOOD, P o r t J e r v i s , N . Y . A CARD FROM HON. T. J. LYON. To t h e E d itor o f T h e U n i o n : I am pleased t o announce t o th e public and m y m a n y f riends t h a t m y health is so m u c h im p r o v ed t h a t I w ill b e able t o r esum e the d u ties o f m y profession in all t h e c o u r ts. I iviU be glad t o g ive c o u n c il to m y friends, and r ” others w h o m a y call up o n i from 9 until I “ IfeoS. J. LYON. SOLID RED BEETS GREAT SA L E OF T H A T Ten Cent Sugar Corn. PopCorn that P o p s 5 CENTS A PO U N D . HOAGLAND’S, THE GROCER BllFYfllirPMOSiOlieMS hV. E, McCormick, NO.82 PIKE STREET, Vhobuys Instrum ents of the BEST M A N U FACTURERS FOR CASH, and sells them at LOWER P R ICES THAN CAN B E PURCHASED ELSEWHERE. A lso f a ll llne.of SHEET MUSIC AT ONB-FALF CATALOGUE PRICE. SPRINU SELLERS! Ladies’ Spring Jackets. N ew S pring D ress G oods , A ll Newest Shades and Lowest Prices. WHITE GOODS-BEST LINE IN TOWN. Kid 61oYes-New Spring SMdes-Kld Gloves. HOSIER!, FABIGGMEUANDOMIEFS. EYerytMng New. EYerytMng Cheap. THE BOSTON STORE S p e c ial • 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 i WnilSMl, M i, The Greatest of all Comedies, A l a l d o o n ’s P i o - H i c ! With the Kings of Irish Oomedians, This Comedy has made -all America laugh. Over 1200 pei’form- ances in all principal cities o f America. Crowded houses and de lighted a u d ien c e s n ig h t l y . First y o u sm ile, th e n yon laugh, then yon screaitt at the hlunders of Muleahey. Admission —A T T H E - P i I 3 5 cents Reserved Seats, S5 and 5© cents GHAKT KOW O P E N AT LEA’S DKUG STOEE. MEW Y O R K STORE Tio Special Drives for tUs Week m D B fiSS GOODS. 1ST. AN ALL WOOL DOUBLE WIDTH DIAUONAL CLOTH AT 29 CENTS PER YARD. 2D. AN ALL WOOL DOUBLE WIDTH PINE CAM ELS HAIS AT 8 3 CENTS PER YARD. Also our usual fine selection of DRESS GOODS that cannot be matclied in the town at our Low Prices^ with Braid and Beaded Sett/i and Trimming to match. Don't forget that you can buy your \WALL PAPER -cheaper at the Kew York Store than at any other place in town. S 3 .ds s s ; S t . , 2 3 . j'o x d .a . r u Headstones a®d Monuments manufactured from American Mar bling, and from h arren Ojark’s Island, Westerly, the Celebrated Quincy and other good Granites. Scotch Granites will be im ported upon order. Orders for Granite Monuments are now received for Spring trade. GALEN BfilHNET, Ko. 1 Main street.
