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fdsf jistjs miif mo% mmamn mmm, im t a ms. tf is EITHER QUEER. A5i E3£S'I.OSsibN IN B E t r i t i i l E COUNTIf WHICH BIYSTiElES. Water THrown to the flSgtt of Thlrtr Feet in a Meadow, and no Canse Ap parent—Tlxe Tremendous Fewer Re quired to Make tUe tJplieavel. The Pinesvilie correspoadent o£ the Walton i^^?r^er contributes the following i A singular phenomenon occured this spring in March when the ice was going out of the river. The flat or bottom of Burr Gould at such times is partly or ■wholly overflowed. This time of which I write, it was overflowed in low places or draws. 0. A Gould was passing along the road that commands a view of the low grounds, when he heard the report of an explosion and saw the water in one of the low places thrown into the air to a hight of 30 or 30 feet, and for some time after the water boiled and resembled the action j of a large spring as the water forces itself to the surface. After the water subsided, the place was examined and it was found that the ground was rent to a depth of a foot, or as deep as the ground was froz-in, for a space of six feet by fifteen feet, and broken into fragments from a toot to two or three feet square. One piece was thrown entirely out and turned bottom side up. The entire surface that was dis rupted was moved abwUt three inches. The spot was visited by your corres pondent, Tuesday, and it is evident that the power to cause such a disrup'ion of the feozen earth was tremendous. Was it caused by an explosion of natural gas ? An Instance of longevity. A widow, 70 years of age, living in Texas, has a cattle ranch with several hundred head of cattle upon it, which she takes care of personally. She is out in all weathers, and is able to ride a mustang on a full run. The foregoing*has been the rounds of the papers, and many eom- ments have -been made as to the cause of her health and endurance. It is a very simple matter, when it is known that she is constantly supplied with Steele’s Little Bile Pills, which keep her liver in a healthy condition, and induce a healthy circulation of the blood, assuring 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- leyand T. K. Anserson. If not, go through the Snook and Si A K E F O R irrS R B B X > r and get insured of McCormick, wan. JXone but “ iable companies renrasentert. TO T H E lA l H E S . An assortment of new ruching and a choice selected assortment of prims adapted to this season of the year. Try tne 29, 39, 50 and 75 cent corset at H. C. CunningUam’s.—adv. —The cheapest line of kid gloves in the styles can be found leapest latest shades and G. tJry’s. FOKT JE B V IS BUSINESS BBIEFS, —The best milk cracker in town at Hoagland’s the grocer. R emoval .— Aoout the first of May I •will move into my new gallery on Pike Blreet. Until then I will make fine cabl- s your time, if sat half price. £. ;il then 1 will mal nets at $2 a doz. Now is y you wan^ cabinets a P. M astekson .—dtf. —Kadel’a men’s R, R, shoes at f3.50 meets the demand for a solid, seamless R. R edge sole shoe. Try them, at Kadel’s, lae street.—adv. —An a No. 1 man -whi _ R edge sole shoe. 100 Piae — W a n t e d — An a No. 1 man who ca fumisnnorse and references to sell Singi linger M’ig. ( machines. Apply to the S Port Jervis. N. Y.—tf. —CoAi. AND W ood —.The best grade of coal ohtiinabie in Port Jervis, screened when loaded, and furnished at the market price. Wood dry or green, soft or hard, sawed and split to order if desired. Jas. Robertson, 159 Jersey avenue. Telephone call 61.—dtf. —Do not forget to take a look at the large line of jerseys. Our specialty is a beaded jersey lor f l . G. Ury, 119 Pike street. —Anew and handsome line of jewelrj is displayed at Gray’s jewelry store (Mar [ot’sold i .......................................... welry s got’s bid stand> Repairing done by ex perienced workmen.—dawtf. sold; make way foi lew goods at Gray’s jew e lry store (Margot’s old stand). A il kinds o* repairing aone promptly.—di —Emmet Van toi old stock Bol( All new goods ,’s old stand). Ail 1 e promptly.—dawtf. let Van toickle, who has hau 20 \\ a practical years’ experience as a practical jeweler, the past nine years of which he has been connected with A. C. Margot, is now fully prepared to do all kinds of watch, clock and jewelry repairing at short notice and in a lirst-class manner at his new place ol business 128 Pike street. All work guaranteed. Watches and jewelry of aE kinds can be purchased prices.—dawtf. —W m. Sagendorf, clairvoyant, will be at the Hamilton Hotel, Middletown, until further• notice Patients can get a com- :ail, if tney send notice Patients plete diagnoses by ma: , small lock of their bair.—dw6m. —^The subscriber desires to inform his numerous patrons, that the destruction oi his mill by fire recently, -will not be al lowed to interfere with his business. Flour, feed, meal, oats, etc., will be foi sale as usual at his store and a contin uance of patronage is solicited. W. A. Drake.-tf.* Feters’ Restaurant and Oyster Farlors. We offer special inducements to thi traveling public in the way of not meal and lunches at all nours,at snort nonce ani moderate prices. We will also kee constantlyonstantly on handnd full oysters c on ha anu supply them to parties, festivals, balls, etc. A full line of cuoice iruits, confectionery and cigars. Fresh sHelied oysters and clams opened to order. C.& F. D. Heters, proprietors, 129 Pike street. Port Jervis, U P - T O \ra* HOUSES. Finely located dwelling up-town of 11 rooms, lot 100x150 with great quantity ot choice fruit tor $3,000. Anoiner choice property 8 rooms, lot 50x175, $4,000. A house Of 7 rooms on Main street lor $1,500. P . Holbrook. D eath of a li'ormer Afeetl Resident— F ie Social and a Marriage. B abetvillk , N. Y., April 17.—Mrs. William Myers, more familiarly known as “ Aunt Polly,” died at the residence of her son-in-law, Edgar Pelter, in Middle- town, Orange county, on the 10th inst., and her remains were brought, the follow ing Friday, and enterred at Blared, near which place she had spent most of her long life, being about 75 years of age. Her funeral was held at the Congrega tional church at Eldred Three daughters, Mrs. Benjamin Rake of ycrantou Pa., Mrs. E. Felter of Middletown, Mrs. Robert Myers of Hancock, and one s on, Willie, were present besides other rela tives and numerous friends. One son was killed during the late war and his remains were brought home and buried at Eldred. She was an excellent woman and was much respected by her neigubors. Her husband died about three years ago. Her end was peace. James Leslie, residing at Ten Mile River, died at his home on the 13th mat., after a short illness. He was about 55 years Of age and leaves a family. The Rev. Carson of this village conducted the funeral services last Sunday at the church in that place. Willard Hickok, wife and boy, also Mrs. John Hickok and child, are visiting at William Hickok’s. Williard has shipped hisjoods from Scranton, Pa., to Minneapolis, Minn., to which place they are removing, and will leave for their new home as soon as they finish up their fare well visits. There will be a pie social held in Mr. Hickok’s new building, next Friday evening. Proceeds for the benefit of the Rev. Mr. Hamilton, who intends to leave this part of the coimtry about the 1st of May, for a new appointment. Jobn Rixton is home sick 'with some gastric trouble. George Cole of this place and Miss Maggie Hipsman of Shohola were united in marriage at the M. E. parsonage by the Rev. W. H. Carson, on Monday, the 16ih inst. The newly married couple took train 80 for New York on their wedding trip, amid the congratulations of their many friends. C elia . tell great value to me, which I shall be truly thankful, ' itood appetite.” F ound . —“ B blood, an appetite lik« regular digestion, all by taking that popi lar and peculiar medicine, Hood’s Sarsa- I want everybody to try it tnis •—Literature, an illustrated weekly magazine ($1.00 a year), has certainly successfully taken the field as the popular literary journal of America. Its great variety of contents, handy form, and choice illustrations, make it exceedingly attractive. Foremost American authors are among its contributors. Mrs. Susan E. Wallace, wife of the author of “ Ben Hur,” and quite as charming a writer as her husband, has iiapers in two current issues on “ The poverty and music of the Arabs.” For a specimen copy (fr e). ad dress John B. Alden, Publisher, 393 Pearl Street, New York P. 0 . Box 1227. —The nobbiest jackets G. tiry’s, at low prices. in town are at MARRIED. jamoreaiai at the residence of Mrs. L Jervis, N. Mr. William J. Knapp and Miss Minerva Mott both of Port J ervis. aux. Port Y „ b y the Rev. W. S. Galiawa: iL A loiem Miracle. ^ “ I am Bolngtotell you the Having heard oi the alull of Dr. Kennedy, of Rond- out, N. Y„ and of the success of his Favorite Remedy Tor Diseases of the Blood sxpected, for’I -was a complete reservi )oIson. The stump is entirely healed by T H E P D E I F Y I N G P O W E R of Dr.D.Kennedy ’5 Favorite Reiedj Eondout, N. Y, All druggists. »1; 6 for |5. Send 2-cent stamp to Dr. Kennedy, Kondont, N. Y. for iilnstrated book bow to cure Kidney, Liver and blood disorders. Mention this paper. ASE ros THE N o bones ovev hip to break. Quickly anQ perfectly adjust* ed to the form. Double Bone! Double Steel! Double Seam WARRANTED. SOLD EV E R Y W HERE. Sample Duplex Corset by mail, post-paid ' ONE DOLLAR. i S q r t r e e M f g . C o . , J a c k s o n , M i d i -TO CALL AT THE- NEW YORK STORE -A S D LOOK AT THBIE- NEW SPRING JACKETS. T H E T A L K O K T H E T O W N . S3 tSs S3 3 = 13 s:© St., 13 . J\or<a.a J. H. W E L L S , 84 PIKE STREET, Opposite the Kink lor the ORDERS OWE8T FR IC K S attended to at short notice for PAFER HAKOIR6 & KALSOMIRIRO. Oils and Leads at tbe Lowest Figures Headstones and Mounments mannfaetured from American Mar bling, and from barren Clark’s Island, Westerly, the Celebrated Quincy and other good Granites. Scotch Granites will he im ported upon order. Orders for Granite Monuments are now received for Spring trade. GALEN BENNET, NTo. 1 Main street. fe Call Sjficial Altentiofl LAR G E STOCK OF M E N ’S BU T TON, LACE, ELASTIC, BROAD OR N A R R O lf TOE SHOES J J E N R Y DDTCHER, WATCHMAKER AND JBWELBB. Ko. 2 Front street, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JBWELBY RK- PAIHED OUR .CLUB WATCH A glance at the display settles all doubt as to where The B est Shoes -CAN BE HAD- AT VERY INVITIG PRICES. JOHN A. KADEL, 100 PiK S treet , P ort J ervis , N. Y. XTEW HOUSE AND TWO LOTS Lv FOB SALE. Situated In Matamoras ; house contains six rooms; plenty of fruit and good garden Price low. Inquire of M rs . S c h w e i t z e r , near the old bridge. alSwS D E N T IST R Y . JJENTI.STRY. XDr. X*^ea.c5L, St. John’s Building, up-town, practices DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Office hoars from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. J ^ R , JAMES J. MILLS. DENTIST. j i o R s a l e f o r w a n t o f u s e . Team working horses, harness and lumber worth ^00, cash price $135. Enc miitk tiino HQO FROM 886.00 TO 840.00. Sales Over 42000000 , . Lk IxONGM A N -® ^ # ^ A R T illE Z . JgSOUJTEiy P r e p a r e d P A I N T Actual Cost Less than $1.25 per Gallon. Highest Grade of Excellence. Sold Under Guarantee. Any Building Not Satisfac torily Painted,will he Ee-Painted Free of Cost. FOR SALE BY MALVEN, GORDON & CO. ALWAYSGETTHEBEST I f you want a B r u s s e l s C a r p e t buy a Roxbury. It has four black stripes on the back. I f 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 u ig s —-Sm.yrn.a.— A full line. A ll sizes. Prices lo,w- ire lee Geiif le Pat! WALL PAPER, Remember that w e have tbe largest and best selected stock of new wall paper in the place. Prices very much reduced. WESTBROOK & STOLL. S Gtj‘e 5 ,tf* c i q i d P f e v e q t e d Our store came near being the scene of a terrible panic on W ednesday when we announced that our stock of m m WHITE HELIOTROPE PERFUMES was exhausted; but in less than twenty-four hours w e w e re able to supply the immense demand that this Perfum e calls fo rth , and it shows that this popular P e r fum e is growing more in favor every day. SO L D BY TJS O N L Y . Famum Buildmg. Next Door to Post Office Boston Store Drives. H A L F -W O O L C A S H M E R E S 1 0 0 Y A R D . « T H E B E S T ” C O R S E T — D k . W arner ’ s — 390. C R I N K L E D S E E R S U C K E R S , « Goon Goons,” lOO. L A C E C U R T A I N S T H R E E Y A R D S L O N G 6 9 0 F A I R . FOULE CLOTHS, « Y a r d W m E Aix W ool ,” 280 YARD. L A D I E S ’ CLOTH, N E W S H A D E S , A L L W OOL, 38 IN C H E S W I D E , O N L Y T H I R T Y - S E V E N A N D A H A L F C E N T S , U N D R E S S E D K I D S ’ S P R I N G S H A D E S , $1.93 P A I R S am e a s H a v e A lw a y s B e e n sole a t $1.50. H A M B U R G S , W H I T E G O O D S A E D T R I M M I N G S . COME AND SEE THEM. If you want a marbleized slate mantel for any room in the house, it will pay you to call on me. I have them in great variety of colors dMgns. Grates, fenders, etc., at the Ijw- 108 sq feet Roofing $2 S L A ^ r o o f i n g . If you are going to illd, this IS the cheapest and best roof. Can > put on over old shingles and cost less than i 5W shingles. j “ • W .A .-R , I ? , E 2:T ’ S ” Natural Asphalt Roofing is the best roof for ^ a l s 'o f a lf^n^s Asphalt ma- P a W k i L ’tn S P ^ ^ r t J e r v ia . N. T . F \ o x * S J e t l © . $1000. House and lot, Hudson street. $1200. House and lot corner Pennsylvania avenue and Franklyn street. $1200. House and lot, Barcelo street. $1300. House and lot,Hudson street,Berfi $1600. House and lot, G eorge street,Bergen, $1600. House and lot, Ball street, Bergen. lot, Brooklyn street. £ lots, comer Brooklyn WAIL PAPER! Call a t NO. 7 PIKE STREET and examine our stock,which klndl^f complete. All PAPER HANGWG, KALSOJIINING and PAINTING promptly executed by exper ienced workmen. WALL PAPER! jSJPEND THIRTi'SEVEN MINUTlS-l! locking through our now room.D'DW cr ock e r y , GLASSWARE & NOTELTI ES. This includes a sight at the beautiful j jic- tutes. You will be fully paid for mov ing thusly. V is i t o r s W e l c o m e . Respectfully yours, G. W. HOAGLAN D. $2500. House and $2800. House and and Orange streets. $2600. Brick house and lot, Seward avenue. $3500. Fine large boarding house,Ball street. $3500. Large house, sightly situation, Main treet. $5000. Splendid fashionable dwelling, 15 wioms, lot 50x120 and fine carriage house, up- u i ' a nd barn. Dwellings in Sparrowhush $1000 to $1200. Houses and lots in Matamoras $700 to I2SOO. Business property on Pike and Ball street nd Front street. JOHN H. WOOD, F ront S treet , P oet J ervis , N. Y. CAKD FROM HON. T. J. LYON. ! I am pleased to announce to the public and i my many friends that my health is so much . improved that I will be able to resume the du ties of my profession in all the courts. 1 will he glad to give council to my friends, and all others who may call upon me, upon every found at all business houn CO., P o r tlan d , M a ine, a n d receive free, full In- - T either sex, of all ages, can Zlsoyouean find at JBWBTT’i FHRB WHITE LEAD, PUBB CALCUTTA UN8EBD OIL, RBTNOLD’3 BRADY HIKSD PAIN7 Beailf-lieil Camaie Colora to 6Ue» seedy I « tauaedlBlB ew. Co/pf and ¥amt%h Combintd, eeslly applied end require no varaishtotf. BiI>e.*tallyediVted (ortbeueectf L I V E I I T S T A B L E K E E P E R SA ,B F H E H 8 , eadeilothcsewhowlahto do thetr ewa petotlBf. FOB 8ALB A£ LEA & MASON’S. IP TOir WILL usa Ifl we will It toyoeto*- ONE DOLLAR GALLON. — SOL© AT— LEA & MASON'S Drug Store.
