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THE POST JEEVIS DAILY TTNION, TUESDAY EVENING, APEIL 17. 1888. COMMEKCIAX. TTEWS. T h e CondWon. o f the Kew Torfe a n d Chi cago Stock M arket To-Day. liam’s BlooE, Port Jervis, N. Y Opening. Closing. ■.m ^ ^i^^EEE II || CHIOAGO GBAIN AND PROVISION MARKET. Opening. Closing. (June...........................83?'4 Wheat < July ......................... 84 I May ............................ SSM (June......................... 58 C o m - i J u l y .......................... 55M { Alay.............................58->8 1 June .......................... 32% ia f : : ; : .- . : .: . : : : : : i i Pork— -j Opening. Highest. Lo-west. Closing. .... 8534 88?4 84 88t| rOISOJTED BY PARIS GREEN. A TVayne County Earmcr Loses Pour Cat tle hy Poisoning. The Honesdalo Herald says that Fred erick Brunig of Cirley Brook ha*l the m isfortune to lose four head of cattle last week, under peculiar circumstances. A n em p loye of the tannery of which Mr. S m n ig is foreman, had a potato patch last year, upon which, he found it neces sary to use Paris green. A considcr.ihle quantity of the poison which he had pro cured not being needed, it w as tied up in a newspaper and concealed in an old shed adjoiniDg the house. L ist week the shed was tore dotvn, and Mr. Brunig’s cattle found some choice pickings among a lot of old vegetables which had been stowed in its corners. Chancing to pass that w a y Mr. Brunig fi u ud one of his cow s in the agonies of death. Near his barn he discovered two two year, old heifer.a, also very sick. There were given such attention as seemed to be required, but the n e r t morning both were d e a d ; w h ile tw o more of the same age were suffering. H e then hastened to H o n es- dale to secure the services of veterinary surgeon Prielfer, but on his return one of the tW5 was dead. Meanw'hile his son had been m aking investigation, and finally came upon the broken package of poison, and the m y s tery was solved. DON’T HAW K, SPIT, COUGH. suffer dizziness, indigestion, inflLimma- tion o f the eyes, headache, lassitude ina bility to peiform mental work and indis position for bodily labor, and annoy and disgust your friends and acquaintances w ith you r nasal twang and offensive breath and constant efforts to clean your nose and throat, when Dr. Sage’s “ Cat arrh R e m e d y ” w ill promptly relieve you o f discom fort and suffering, and your frien(3s of the disgusting and needless in flictions of your loathsome disease ? Benjam in Sampson o f Starucca, who has been working in a large sawm ill at bridge 8, between Forest C ity and Oar- bondale, Thursday caught his left foot in the m ill carriage and it w as alm ost tom to shreds. H e w a s brought h ome on P a l mer’s train Friday .—SusqtieTianna Tran- cript. “ Man y ie lds to custom , as he bows to fate, In all things ruled—mind, body and esta t e ; In pain, if rheumatic, w e for cure ap- lumatie B u llets.” d’s^Ehe compou experiei of an emi Ric difl John, E. derson. T. L a iaiey and A n ihoice ; o f new raebing and a of prim s C u i TO TH E LADIES, sortment :e selected assortment is season of the year. Try and 75 cent corset at H. C. inmiigbam’s.—adv. —The cheapest line of kid g loves in the latest shades and styles can be \ G. Dry’s. ^ For over a quarter of a century physi- ciens have prescribed NICHOLS’ B A R K A N D IR O N as a reliaole and valuable remedy for dyspepsia and general debility PORT JE R T IS BUSINESS BRIEFS. —^Anew and handsome line of jewelry is displayed at Gray’s jew elry store (Mar got’s old stand> Repairing done by e x perienced workm en.— dawlf. —The old stock so ld ; make w a y foi the new. A ll new goods at Gray’s jew e l store (M argot’s old stand). A il kinds iiringiring doneone promromptly. p tly.— dawtf. repa a p —^Emmei Van hickle, who has hau SO :perience as a practical wmch be Je rgot, is now fully of watch, clock INDULGED I N PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE “ I tnink,’’ said the good brother, “ our minister is in the habit o f gambling. On Sunday id his prayers, instead of saying, ‘ O, Thou who hast the heart of kings in Thy H a n d ,’ he prayed, ‘ O, Thou who hast the king of hearts in Thy H ands.’ H em Gazette. The question that naturally suggests itself is, to w did the “ good brother” so easily notice the m inisterial lapse ? T liat T irad DPeeling^ afflicts nearly every one in the spring. Tbe system having become accustomed to the bracing air in w inter, is weakened by the warm days of the changing season, and readily yields to attacks o f disease. H o od’s Sarsaparilla is just the medicil needed. It tones and builds up every part of the body, and also expels all im purities from the blood. Try it season. M A R R IED. SNTDEE-CAMPBELL-Apiil 16th, 1883, at the Methodist parsonage. Port Jervis, N. Y., hy the Rev. W. S. Q alia way, Mr. ( Snyder of Dingmans, ] Campbell, of BushkiU, 1 With the greatest care by chemists, from the formula t French Specialist in Rheu- forih e m . Price per botile ot S. St. ^ A loiern Miracle “ I am going to tell yon the jars' exp< e past nine years of wl mnected w iin A. 0. Me lence as ~ ich be h D do ail kinds ■class manner at his new isine&s 128 P ik e street, guaranteed. W atches and jew elry of Kinds can be purchased ‘ pneea.—dawtf. is no w fully jew elry lr y repairing at short ni first-class manner prepareu to MO jew e f watch, ( reasotmblf plete diagnoses by i sm all lock of their nai m s can gel , mail, if they send a hair.—dwficQ. —T h e subscriber desires to inform his mimerous patrons, that the destruction of his m ill by fire recently, w ill not be al lowed to interfere w ith his ' business. Flour, feed, meal, oats, etc., w ill be sale as usual at his store and a toe ranee o f patronage is solicited. Drake.—tf. TOntm- Feters’ Restaurant and Oyster Parlors, W e offer special inducements to the traveling public in the way of hot meals and lunches at a ll hours, at short notice and moderate prices. W e w ill also keep oysters constantly on hand ana supply them to panics, festivals, bails, etc. A fu ll line of choice rruiis, confectionery and cigars. Fresh shelled oysters and clam s opened to order. C.<fc S'. D. Feters, proprietors, 129 Dike street, Port Jervis, UP-TOWN HOUSES. F in e ly located dw elling up-town of 11 rooms, lot 100x1-50 witli great quantity of choice fruit tor $3,000 Another choice property 8 rooms, lot 50x175, $4,000 A bouse 01 7 rooms on Mam street lor $1,500. D . Hoibrook. Silver Miners. T h e miners o f Montana undergo great lardshi coughs lent am hardsh ip s and exposure, and consequently Y C O R S E T g B A M D S - S L A r i S o S ' B jure for these difficulties every Duroblo Imown to the trade. J - J m iner carries w ith him a bottle o f Van Ooub/e Bone! Double Seam! Double Steeil )’ b Balsam. Thompsonjfc Bralnard o f toe bone be^an to rot, and was full o f Holes^ like a feoneycomb. I consulted physicians in regard to havlnjf the limb amputated. My blood was so tainted with Sc» ofuloue poison tbat they said the stump would never heal. Having heard of the skill of Dr, Kennedy, o f Eond- out, K. 1 ,, and of the success of his Favorite Remedy For Diseases of tlie Bloo(3 ------ ----- ---------- - — eat blood punfler, was usott m the after treatment. This gave m ^ encouragement, and i had the limb removed. I began taking the Fav orite Remedy, and the result Is beyond anything I expected, for I was a complete reservoir of blood poison. The stump is entirely healed by THE P D E I F Y I H a POWEH of ityof th _____ Favorite Eemt _____________________ _ _____ _____ tronile from the time I left off taking the medicine up to this hour. The poison and disease have been driven out of me. Dr.D.Kennedy’s Favorite Reiedj Bondont, N. T. All druggists. H ; 6 for |5. Send 2-cent stamp to Dr. Kennedy, Bondout, N. T. for Illustrated book how to cure Kidney, Liver and blood disorders. Mention this paper. 7IOR SALE FO R W A N T OF U S E GRAND CONCERT ----- OF THE ------ Port Jervis Slow Association will be given In the OPERA HOUSE Tuesday Evening April 17, *88 under the direction of I . B . the chorus consisting of OVER ONE H UNDRED VOICES. i 'll'k'\\ ADMISSION, CHILDREN under 12 years, RESERVED SEATS, 25 CENTS. - 15 CENTS. 35 CENTS served seats can be secured at Lea’s re. Chart now open. fCt 1 , 200,000 LADIES NOW WEAR THE 'i'li A R E you certain that the plate you eat off of, and the cup you drink from, have not been washed with soap made of the fat of diseased cattle? After a careffil chemical and microscopical ex amination of the I v o r y S o a p , Dr. Doremus, of Bellevue Hospital, writes: “ I cordially recommend the I v o r y S o .\ p for its unsurpassed detergent properties and pmdty. ” \^’'ash your dishes with I v o r y S o a p . A WORD OF W A R N ING. There are many white soaps, each represented to be “ just as good as the ‘ Ivory’;” they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine! Ask for “ Ivory” Soap and insist upon getting it. Copyright issG, by Procter ii Gamble. “ TO CALL AT T H E - NEW YORK STORE “ AND LOOK AT TH E IB- NEW SPRING JACKETS, THE TALK OF THE TOWN. S 3 eSc SB 3=‘i3s:e St,,- 30. J*oxd.a,rL. Headstones and Monuments manufactured from American Mar bling, and from barren Clark’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 BENNET, No. 1 Main street. OLAEITAL IN BUSINESS $100,000. James P. Mead & Co., Mortgage, Loan and Bond Agents. 14 years’ experience in Southern and Western Kansas. Over $3,000,000 invested and not a dollar lost, paid for taxes or insurance. These loans are made only after a careful personal examination of the premises in each and every case. W e loan one-third the appraised value of property offered as se curity. REFERENCES :- -Meriden Nation?’ Bank, Meriden,Conn.; Silas B. Terry, Banker, Waterbury, Conn.; Whitney & Wilcox, Bankers, and Walby & Clay, Bankers, Adrian, Mich. The above bonds are for sale and examination at the office oi E w d . C. B b i k n b , 19 Front S t., Port Jervis, who is appointed sole asrent for this section. Taxes paid for non-residents. ISangdwly W e r t’ Made] ompson & B , Montana, sav : “ W e do n nd Van ONE DOLLAR. S O L D E V E R Y W H E R E . Bourse Mfg. co., Jackson, Mich. LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE ------ STABLE ------ NO. 222 MAIN STREET, AiJJolnlBg the Park HoteL Horaea and Cani- igea let at reasonable prloea FOR ONION SETS ALWAYS GET THE BEST If you want a B r u s s e ls Carpet buy a Roxbury. It has four black stripes on the back. If you want an INGRAIN CARPET buy a Kidderminster, a Lowell, or a Hartford. They are the finest best and heaviest. Our assortment of carpets is very large. R i x f i f s —- S m . y m . a — A full line. A ll sizes. Prices low. to log Gig li Fit? WALL PAPER. Remember that we have the largest and best selected stock of all new wall paper in the place. Prices very much reduced. WESTBROOK & STOLL S G (fekt?ki:\ic5PfeY e r\te(i Om’ store came near being tlie scene of a terrible panic on Wednesday when we announced that our stock of PCE'S WHITE HELIOTROPE PERFOMES was exhausted; but in less than twenty-four hours we were able to supply the immense demand that this Perfume calls forth, and it shows that this popular Perfume is growing more in favor every day. SOLD BY DS ONLY. Farnum Building. - - Next Door to Post Office Boston Store Drives. HALF-WOOL CASHM E R E S 100 YARD. “ THE BEST” CORSET— D b . W a r n e r ’ s — 39C. CRINKLED SEERSUCKERS, “ G ood G o o ds ,” 100. LACE CURTAINS THREE YARDS LONG 690 PA IR . FOULE CLOTHS, “ Y a r d W id e A l l W ool ,” 280 YARD. LADIES’ CLOTH, N E W SHADES, ALL WOOL, 38 INCHES W IDE, ONLY TH IRTY-SEVEN A N D A HALF CENTS. U NDRESSED K I D S ’ SPR IN G SH A D E S , $1.23 PA I R S a m e a s H a v e A l w a y s B e e n so l d a t $1.50. HAMBURGS, W HITE GOODS A N D TRIMMINGS. C O M E AND SEE THEM. Tf you-want a marbleized slate mant®l for any room in the house, it -will pay you to call on me. I have them in great variety o f coToi-s and designs. Grates, fenders, etc., at the 1 3 W- 108 sqM Roofing $2 SLATE ROO build, this is thi be put on over new shingles. “ \ W ^ ■R 12, E 3 iT ’ S N e u r a l Asphalt Roofing is the best roof for S C Y a ll kinds.’^^^^- Agent for W. H. Fay’s Building Manilla Papers. Send for sample. , LORENZO WOOD, 15 Franhlyn St., Port Jervis. N- T. WALL PAPKR! CaUat NO. 7 PIKE STREET and examine our stock,which idnds o f complete. All PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING and PAINTING proraptlj- e.xecutcd b.y exper ienced workmen. B. B. STIDD. D F * < O l * S S i ^ l © $1000. House and lot, Hudson street. $1200. House and lot corner Pennsylvai yenue and Franklyn street. $1200. House and lot, Barcelo street. $1300. House and lot,Hudson street,Bergen- $1600. House and lot, George street,Bergen. $1600. House and lot. Ball street,: $2500. House and lot, Brooklyn sti $2800. House and ^ lots, comer Brooklyn ad Orange streets. $2600. Brick house and lot, Seward avenue, $3500. Fine large boarding house,] $3500. Large house, sightly situa I street ; $5000. Splendid fashionable dwelling, 15 rooms, lot 50x120 and fine carriage house, up- $10,000. Large dwelling, most beautiful sit uation; Both hot and cold water; Lot 200x300 feet: (Jrnamentalshade and abundant fruit and barn. Dwellings in Sparrowbush $1000 to $1200. Houses and lots in Matamoras $700 to $2500. Business property on Pike and Ball street and Front street. JOHN H. WOOD, F ront S treet , P ort J ervis , N. Y. .Ball street, lation, Main WALL PAPER! aPE N D TBIRTY-SEVEN MINUTE^ in looking through our new room, n ow filled with CARD FRO M HON. T. J. LYO N. I am pie in^rove^ that I will be able to resume the du ties o f my profession in aU the courts. 1 will be glad to give council to my friends, and all others who' may call upon me, upon every to my profession, and ___ follows, I will make no will also make a specialty of all illeetions,llections, andn where I fail in o<' lereno litigati arge. I w ill ___ ads o f co a d _____ _ Jting there will be no charge for professioi ill be a t my house. No. 21 rther notice, where I r _____ - may be )urs of the day and t 6 o S. j . LYON. ERY, GLASSWARE & NOVELTIES.. This Includes a sight at the beautiful pic- tutes. lo u will be fully paid for inoving- thusly. V is i t o r s W el c o m e . Respectfully yours, G. W. HOAGLAND. Sea W onders exist In of f o r m, s ,\t the marvels _ ________ who are _ _______ __ work that can be done while living at hon should at once send their addressllett* to Hallett '0., - ■ai ,nd, Maine, and r ‘ 'ree, ------ DEEP« (0 Portl ___ 1 formatton how _______ » bu are surpassed by the marv of invention. Those who are In need of profitable u be done while living at home ------ - ---------- ',0 H a f full in- ----- --------- sex, of all ages, can t $25 per day and upwards wherever You are started free. Capital not lo P c S ^ S ' 1 tierfi™. 'Y o5Se\itartM Irea-finpta HOAGLARD’S, THE GROCER s H ' S r “ If so you can find at Lea & M m 'S l)ri Store JEWETT’S PURE WHITE LEAD, PURE CALCUTTA LINSEED OIL, REYNOLD’S READY MIXED PAINT ReaSy-Miiefl Carriap Colors In GI oh ready for Immediate use. Color and Varmsh Combined, easily appUed and require no varnishing. Espe.^iaUy adapted for the use of LIYBBY STABLE KEEP ERS, FARMERS, and all others who wish to do their own painting. FOB SALS AT lEl & HISON’S. IF YOU WILL USE we will tell It to you for ONE DOLLAR A GALLON. ---- SOLD A T - LEA & MASON’S Drug Store.
