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THE PORT JERVIS DAILY OTION, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 2§. 1888. A W lttl MUKDEREft HANGED. Geovjje W ilson Meets H is Doom at Al bion On W ednesday. George Wilson was hanged in the Al bion, Orleans county, jail Wednesday morning at 10 10 for the murder of his wife on the night of January 17ch, last On the morning of the 18th, Wilson went to a neighbor’s and said his wife was dying, and asked that the neighbor go to his house and remain there while he weni for a doctor. The neighbor did so, and found the woman dead, and having the appearance of having been dead for some hours. Wilson so m returned, and then an undertaker was summoned, who called a coroner. There were no marks o f vio lence on the body, but the lips had the appearance o f having been bitten. A jury was impanelled, and no evidence was taken that day. A pist mortem was held and the husband was arrested and lodged in jail. The testimony before the jury showed that the woman had been strang led, and the jury found that her husband had committed the crime. Laura Thomp son, a pretty girl 18 years of age, with whom Wilson had been associating, was somewhat mixed up in the case. The murdered woman was 33 years of age. Wilson was placed on trial, and after a long and stubborn fight made by his coun- cil, was found guilty and sentenced to be hanged, A W o m a n ’s ItaT e K erve. 1 Albuquerque, New Mexico, has among it Inhabitants a woman of rare nerve. She Was ia the garden when something bit her neck. She put her hand to the place and a centipede curled around her forefinger. - S h e brushed i t oflf, ran in to t h e h o u s e , and , finding the ammonia bottle empty, took a big knife an d stuck tbe blade into the fire In the stove until it got hot, when she ap plied it to the wound. Next she took some soda and applied that, fastening it by wrap ping a cloth around her neck By this time her neck began to swell, and she says she felt as if the top of her head was coming fifif, but in a short time she felt greatly re lieved, and then told her daughter what had happened I.A D I E S M A D E B A T I S T E W B A P P E I i S . Just received another case of those ele gant fitting, made wrappers, in Batiste, Century cloth. Sateen. Foulard and Indigo blue, in sizes from 33 to 44 and prices from 90 cents to $1.89. Ladies wishing a nice fitting dress without making it, in Princess, Mother Hubbard belted down, or the new pointed back ; all new desirable patterns in light, dark or medii will find this make only at H. ningbam’s. ium colors, . C. Cun- FIREW OKKS ALWAYS ON HAND. We keep a large stock of fireworks colored fires constantly on hand, and olored supply at £ for parade! for parades, torch light processions, etc. We have a large stock of firecrackers, Roman candles, sky rockets, and other kinds suitable for the 4th of .July, which selling at New York' figures e and retail. Remember th( Store.— a d v .^ uly, w ik figi wholesale and retail. Rememl place to buy is at Lea and Mason’s drug ale at $2,300, BEOOK, Port Jervis, N.;Y.| RROmiilXION c a n d i d a t e .^!. Nominated l’’or State O ttiees-The I’.al'ty P la t fo r m . The following nominations were made Wednesday by the Prohibitionists of this state : For Go vernor W. Martin Jones of Rochester ; for Lieutemnt-Governor, G. R. Powell of Columbia ; Charles W. Ste vens of Steuben,for Judge o f the Court of Appeals. W. J. Demorest and Benson J. Lossing were made electors at large. The platform adopted demands total pro hibition by refusing legal recognition of tbe liquor traflflc and ignoring a policy of license, indorses the utterances and the nominees of the National Convention, recommends the election of at least two women delegates from each county to the State Convention, and advocates methods of active campaign work by means o f pul pit teachings, tent campaigns, oratorical contests for medals, and uniformed cam paign clubs. f l o w It W o r k e d . “ Solomon said,” remarked the domfnYc as he carefully trimmed a birchen switch four feet long before going into committee of the -whole on the state of the country, Solomon said: ‘ Spare the rod and spoil the child.” “ Yes,” said the trembling minority member of the committee, “ hut see what awful children Solomon raised.’^ And while the master thought .and thought and thought, the minority went out to ?». vise his report and forgot to come ftack.- BurdetfA. T E X A S C O W BO YS. The citizens of Tezas are peculiarly liable to colds and coughs, owing to cer tain qualities of the climate. Cough reme dies are, cons( quently, in great demand. cause it gives general satisfaction,\ For sale by E, 1. Laidley. GOOD D W E L L I N G , B A L L ST K E E T . A good dwelling of 10 rooms on Ball .............................. and near Pi- . This is a ( ble place for a railroad man. D. H< PORT JE R V IS BUSINESS BR IEFS Strap and Oxford ■ calf or sub-kan ike street. —We are selling a splendid corset for 50 cents which cannot be duplicated for 7.'! cents. G. Ury. — 50 silk serge parasols in odd lota to close out at about half price—don’t wait. At H. C. Cunningham’s. —Go to Masterson’s calJery, 131 and 133 Pike street, and set, tbe best pboto graph work at lair prices. M. P. Seeger, assistant.—tf. . ring ( perienced workmen.—dawtf. — COAI, A coal obtainal when loaded, am pric^. Wood dry or green, soft or hard, sawed and split to order if desired. Jas. Robertson, 159 Jersey avenue. Telephone store (Margot’s repairing done promptly.—dawtf. 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 first-class manner at his new place ol business 128 Pike street. All work guaranteed. Watches and jewelry of all Kinds can be purchased at reasonablf f.iices,— dawtf. M E X IC O ’.^ F L O O D . A t L e a s t F ifte e n H n n t lretl F e o p le Dro-wnert a t O n e C ity. E l P aso , Texas, June 27.—At least fifteen hundred people were drowned in L jou alone. Over one thousand bodies have been recovered. In some clistiicts the water is full of dead bodies, floating as thick as driftwood, and the stench per vading the country is frightful. Measures are being taken all over Mexico to raise funds for the sufferers. ^ DI4M0ND WORDS, ^ f ” There are a few things that I believe in-with all my heart, and It affords me pleasure to tell e f one of them.” The speaker was Ex-Senator Albert Merritt, head of the large frnlt firm, 82 Park Place, N. V., and the scene his office •• I was and tearee! that I had become fated to endun G E N . SH E R M A N ON C L E V E L A N D . It is the American system of Protection against Mr. Cleveland’s British Free Trade. It is a Union soldier against the man of whom Gen. Sherman says : Cleveland is seventeen years younger than I. He should have shouldered a mus ket and gone to the front. Everybody capable of carrying a gun should have of fered his services. Then the war would lid. rhohung rear had gone to the front the war would have been over a year sooner than it was. NATURAL. A newspaper vendor was asked how business was. Both of h is legs had been cut off in a railroad accident some years before. “ Oh, I can’t kick,” was the cheery re ply.—2’iVZ Bits. A little burn makes a big smart, but even a big burn could not make some people smart enough to use Tulip soup. Soft coal burners are fast becoming a thing of the past on the Erie railway as a means of motive power for passenger trains. The Rochester division has just been equipped with anthracite burners, which makes the Erie the only road run ning between Rochester and New York, ha-ving hard coal engines and furnishing Pullman car accommodations. ould find no relief, and nad aimost Riven up In de oi/dlr, “wlien »>r. Kennedy’s Favorite Bemedy was rec ommended, whlcn I tried and am now cured. It Is tne best medlcln < I know of.’^ Dr D.Kcnnefly’s Favorite Remedy Eondout, N. T. Price $1; 6 for $5. p U B L I C AtrOTION. T H U R S D A Y , J U N E SS tli, 1888 , tlii'oiig’hout t h e house. „a0.. „r T l ie Wtove A u c tio n is F o stiJoneU u n t lll T o -M o r r o w i f I a'r; if n o t t i l T h e F ir s t F a ir d a y n e x t W t e lt . 1 , 200,000 LADIES NOW WEAK THE CORSET. Double Bone! Double Seam! Double Steel! ONE DOLLAR. S O L D E V E R Y W H E R E . Bortree Mfg. go ., Jackson, Micli. 5 - 1 USl'l IVORY .SOAP IN THE STABLE. f~pHE I vory S oap . is most excellent for washing galled spots, JL scratches, etc., etc., on horses, for it will cleanse without irri tating, and the vegetable oils of which it is made are cooling and healing in effect. A W O R D O F W A R N I N G . There are many white soaps, each represented to be “ just as good as the ‘ Ivory' 'hey ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for “ Ivory” Soap and insist upon getting it. (’opyri< 4 ht 18%, by Procter & Gamble. Thursday, June 28, ’88 iAMEKCElEF BAREAIE DAY -A T T H E - NEW YORK STORE 500 DOZEN L A DIES’, GENTS’ A N D CHILDBEN’S H A N D K E R C H IEFS At a Big Sacrifice. Handkerchiefs from Ic Upwards. E v e r y p u r c h a s e r o f 2 5 c w o r t h r e c e i v e s a F a n a s a s o u v e n i r . S3 < 5 b S5 I=i3seSt., 13.oid-Suia. T The Old Original Still Lives. M il l i o n s o f P o u n d s ! T h o u s a n d s o f T o n s U s e d ! Sa.znrrLorLd.’s S l \ i s r S l i o t Destroys Potato Bugs, Currant Worms, Cut Worms, Cabbage Worms, Flea Beetles ( called Black Flies), Striped Bugs, Terrapin Bugs, &c. SLUG SHOT effectually destroys these pests. It is quick, safe and cheap and no mistake. For sale at HornToecls: cSs DBonn.eirs who have the sale of it for this Territory. Call and get a circular. F O R SA L K O R TO B E N T . $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,Bergen. $1600. House and lot, Georgestreet.Bergen. $1600. House and lot, Ball street, Bergen, $2500. House and lot, Brooklyn street. $2800. House and 2J<j lots, corner Brooklyn and! Orange streets. $2600. Brick house and lot, Seward avenue. $3500. Fine large boarding house,Ball street. ^$35W. Large house, sightly situation, Main $5000. Splendid fashionable dwelling, 15 rooms, lot 50.X120 and One carriage house, up- $110,000. Large dwelling, most beautiful sit uation ; Both hot and cold water; Lot 200.x200 feet; Ornamental shade and abundant friiil and barn. DAvellings 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, PnoNT S treet . P ort J ervis , N. Y. HOT BARGAINS A PRETTY GOBLET FOR 5 CENTS, TUMBLERS 3 CENTS. A NEAT FRENCH CHINA TEA DECORATED IN PIN K AND GOLD, REDUCED TO $5.05, IVORTH $7.0(1. FLAGS AND LANTERNS. floaglaod’s Crockery Bazaar. Don’t walk all over town looking for IF IT IS SHOV e y OUIANT stop right in at K adel ' s S hoe S tore 1 0 0 P I K E STREET. „-nts ____________________ _ ________ wo have heard it said that the Ladies don’t hide their pretty little feet when they are in cased in a pair o f his Extra Fine Ladies’ Sboes. NOTE THE ADDRESS, John A. Kadel, 100 Pike street N. B.—We have also something very nice fortlie liaby. MNLY.°\offly«’dSS;^^ E N O UOeuco.Gtc. BOOKFItEE, £U1oHedf.Co..EuJfAZoj2l. Y 59C, 59C, 59C SH IRT SALE. FRENCH FLANNEL SHIRT 5 9 cents. ‘Good Night’ Night ShirtsBi 5 9 cents. Our Celebrated White Shirts 5 9 cents. “ MOTHER’S FRIEND’ SHIRT WAIST 5 9 cents. T h e s e g o o d s a r e a l l c h e a p a t 7 5 c e n t s . LADIES’ GAUZE VESTS AT 19C. WESTBROOK & STOLL Sest, Safest aid Easiest Trass TO WEAR For Hernia or Raatnre ---- IS THE ----- CHAHPIOE TRUSS. TldEI<i^fv0. TIHTED CRMIES ^.ftTIHTED CRIBKIES Colors are absolutely fast, ONLY 8 CENTS A YAED. Scotch Twilled Tweeds, Very Wide, Good Colors, Pretty Patterns, G o ing at J u s t Seven cents. 3000 YDS-GOOD LAWNS-3000 YDS On. 137 - a, JDSjxxe.” These are only a FEW of the many “ GOOD THINGS ” that can NOW be had at THE BOSTON STORE O O T O J. H. WELLS, 84 PIKE STREET, Opposite t lie Binlc tor tbe ORDERS LOWEST FRIGES attended to at ahort n otice (or I P a l i x t i z i s r , PA P E R HANGING KALBOMINING. Oils and Leads at tbe Lowest Fignres • E, T, LA ID L E Y , iq 6 Pike Street, - - Creegan Block. Strictly P u r e D r u g s , M e d i c i n e s and C h e m i c a l s . Fine T o il e t A rticles , S o aps , B rushes and S ponges . The B est P erfumes ob tainable, noted for tlieir fine and lasting qualities. Trusses and Shoulder Braces. A large variety Blank Books,Tablets,Pads, Writing Paper & Envelopes Special attention given to the compounding of Prescriptions and Family Kecipes. apr21dw6m Headstones and Monnrnents manufactured from American Mar- rD 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 BEHNET, Ho. 1 Main street. JUST RECEIVED! ^ r u b b e r s a n d a r p t io s r e p a i r e d N. R. HIBBY, 101 PIKE ST. Q H O M R i -WBATHBR. P u r ify your h o m e s w ith a c lieap disinfectant. 25 POUND BAG OP LIME, HOLDING OVER .30 POUNDS, FOB 25 CENTS. ROCK LIMB FOR WHITE-WASHING. G. W. H oagland , Grocer. THE IMPROVED PATENT Stands at the head. I t leads, others foUow. Manufactured by P H I L A D E L P H I A , P A . Sold a n d fitted at LEA & MASON’S L Drug Store. Deep Rock Water, HighSpringWater, Geyser Water, Vichy Water, all drawn from the fountain at MOXIB, MILK SHAKE, GINGER ALE AND ALL SUMMER DRINKS 5 celts a Glass LEA & mason ’ s LEA’S 10 d. Specialties t o ; b e f o u n d a t Lea & Mason’s Drug Store. BANDOLINE, fior Ladies’ Hair, nicely perfumed, 10 cents. TO O T H PO W D E R , as Good as the Beat, 10 cents. TOOTH A C H E D R O P S , a Sure Cure in One Minute, 10 cents. C A M P H O R IC E W I T H G L Y CERINE equal to the best, 10 cents. CORN A N D IBH NIO N P L A S T E R , a Certain Cure,',10Jcents. L E A ’S' COTJGHTDROPS, Twenty-five Thousand Boxes Sold^t Retail Inside o f Two Years,‘10 cents. c a r b o l i c : Protect all IWoolens, Furs, &e., 1 and Insects. 10 cents. j c ; IN S E C T PO W D E R , wUl Woolens, Furs, &e., from Moths O P E R A CACHOTIS, a Perfume for the Breath,110 cents. C U B E B CIG ARETTES, for Catarrh Cold in t h e Head, H a y F ever, F o u l Breath, Headache,;iO cents. STICK COSM E T IC, as Good as Import ed, 10 cents. B O X O F W R IT IN G P A P E R , contain ing 24 Sheets o f Note Paper and 24 Envelopes to match, 10 cents. ----- REMEMBER ----- Lea Mason’s Sri Slore. Remember these Goods are all first-class and such as you generally pay 25 ets. for.
