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TBJi i-O ili' JBfiViS nAitYW lON, sVilNiJsle, SErt?EltB3!it 2i 18S8’ LONDON IS AGHAST. Another Victim of the W liltechapel ] Wbat all London has expected for the past two weeks came Sunday—another murder similar to those committed in the vicinity of Whitechapel. This particular crime was committed near Gateshead and the body was found in the street Sun day morning. Five o f these unfortunate women have now paid the tribute o f life to this mys terious monster, for the crimes are all credited by police and populace to one bloodthirsty fiend, and the public is aroused to the highest pitch of horror and iudig nation. No clue has been discovered by the po lice, as far as known, which sheds the l ^ t light upon the mysteiious crimes From the way all of the bodies weie cut up it is apparent that the murders were done by some one skilled in surgery. In each case a particular portion o f the body has been removed, which to many per sons directs suspicion towards some of the numerous medical students who attend the big hospital which is located near the scene of the murders. PSKSONAL. Mr. S. E. Barrett of Binghamton is in town, the guest of dispatcher E. B. Ting- Miss Mamie Gray of Boston, Mass., Who has been spending the summer with friends in Germantown, left for that city this morning on the Orange County E x press. Farcell, formerly of the Delaware Base Ball club of Port Jervis, but lately o f the Baltimore Ball club, has been released by the Baltimores,and has joined the Athletics of Philadelphia. He plays his first game with the Athletics to-day. t L, Victor Hunt, who for some time past has l ^ n employed by the Electric Light company of this village, has received a position from the Schuyler Electric Light Co., at Middletown, Conn. He thinks that he may go to Hagerstown, Md , bat Is not certain. He leaves some time to A BABK IN THB HOUSB is the source of much sunshine and joy, brightening many a dark cloud and light ening many a’ heavy load—but joys con tinual abide only in a healthy body. The Creator with great wisdom has distributed over the earth vegetable remedies for every ill of human kind. This marvel ous Laboratory reveals its secrets to man only by long and searching labor. Few men have attained greater sucees.<» than Dr. R. V. Pierce ; nor devised for suf fering humanity a greater production than his “ Golden Medical Discovery,” the unfailing remedy for consumption in its eaflier stages, as well as for chronic nasal catarrh, scrofula and all blood disorders. W A K N B lt M I L L E B A T OSIVJSGO. A n KUicctivo Speec-li D e l iv e r e d L a s l E v e n ing at H is Old Home, O sw e g o , N . V ., Sept. 24.— The Hon. Warner Miller addressed two large mass meetings in this county to-day, one at Sandy Creek, at which his audience was composed chiefly of farmers, and one in this city this evening where he faced an audience of 3,000 persons. As many more were unable to gain admittance to the hall where the distinguished visitor spoke. It was nine o’clock before Mr, Miller came upon the stage. He was received with loud applause. Assemblyman S. M- Coon presided. Mr. Miller opened his speech by thank ing the people of this, his native county, for the enthusiastic demonstration in his honor, and then began a strong protection argument, showing how the country had prospered and grown under the existing tariff laws and how these laws, as it is proposed to change them by the applica tion of the Mills bill would opemrate to the great injury of the country’s industries, and to the common people. On the question of the surplus he de clared that it could be reduced by other means than by reducing the tari:S which protects our home industries and our home markets, and said he believed the Demo cratic administration had allowed it to accumulate purposely in order to induce the people to consent to a reduction of our tariff revenues. He touched the pension question lightly and said the Republican party would never consent to a reduction of the tariff until it had settled with every soldier who wore the blue, and made it possible in the near future for aU of those left to exist without public charity. Mr. Miller concluded with a strong ap peal for support. State Senator Geo. B. Sloan, Assembly- man Coon, and ex-Speaker D, 0. Little john, also made speeches. WILLIAM WAKBEN DEAD. B oston , Sept. 31.—William -Warrea, the eminent comedian died at 9 o’clock this morning, aged 75 years. He was bom in Philadelphia, the son of an Eng lish actor and manager. He first acted on Oct. 37, 1836, at the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia. In early life he made sev eral threatrical tours of the country. He was connected with the Boston museum from 1847 until 1886, when lie left the AIMYMHEBAPSON Tile folIowliiK inarrative of the sulTerlnj? of a Father and Son, wHl prove Im'.erestlng to tt.o readers of this paper, C. Bartholomew, Of ha, Mich , paye, 1 lo thlB place live vearii ing fonnerlyre‘»Ideci N. T My friends loiuie, as well as here knowthut I have been a great sufferer from what the Physicians of Troy called Bright’s Disease. Aattla t resort 1 commenced the use of Dr. David Kenne dy's Favorite Kcroedv, made at B-ndout, N. Y. The re- .. suit Is little short of amlra- ,cle. All the terrible ------ _ toms of this disease ate I do not have any mor .. _ culty In voiding the ur pain or ache In the small of the hack, no more sore ness across the loins or over the bladdel, no more Constipation of the Bowels, no swelling of feet, hands and legs, and many other symptoms of disease of the Kidneys, Liver or Bladder. lo you see, h elp came to me n D r . K e n n e d y ’s E a v o r it o E e m e d y . ABOUT Tbe Handsome Line of Dress Goods AT THE NEW YORK STORE and as cheap as you can huy them in the city. O dr F ifty G ent P lushes sell faster than we can get them in. , He owes 1 Remedy. Dr. D. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Rondout, N. T. Price $1; 6 for |5. D r . K e n n e d y ’ s F avobxtb R e m e d y is sold by T. K. Anderson, 95 Pike street, J J E N R Y DDTCHER, WATCHMAKBE AND JKWELBB. NO. 2 F ront street, WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY RE PAIRBD OUR CLUB WATCH Our Cloak Department We show some very choice FallJackets, and if yon warit a rice Plush Jacket, Plush Sacque or Newmarket, we have them all new and at EOOKBOTTOM PRICES. No trouble to show goods. W e want everybody to see our choice stock of Dress Hoods and our F^ll and Winter Garments. S 3 <55 e s 3=i3se St., 32. Tor<a.a,riL VAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA [ p o s t n | o bill I s L o g C a b in s were not hot houses and the people who dwelt in them were not hot-house growths'. They were a hardy healt generation and the re: edies used were simj preparations leproduc in Warner’s Log Cabin Cough and Con sumption Remedy and Warner’s “ Ti] canoe” the great stomach tonic. A CLAM BAKE AT THE GLEN, On Wednesday, Sept. 26, a special train will leave New York for Shohola Glen, stopping at Port Jervis about 11.30 a. m. The excursion fare from Port Jer vis will be 40 cents. Tickets will be good on the special train, also on any regular train going and returning that day. Where can I buy “ White Satin ?” [f your Grocer does not keep it go to Hor A t o w n s m a n h o n o r e d . A distinguished townsman has been recently tendered the prominent positior in New York city made vacant by the death of Mr. Crowley of Central Park. Scientific gentlemen, who are interested in the study of the partially developed mind, are urging his acceptance of the offer and it is expected that all doubts as to the missing link will soon be solved. The Most Agreeable as well as the most effective method of dispelling headaches, colds, and fevers, or cleansing the system, is by taking a few doses of the pleasant California liqui fruit remedy. Syrup of Figs. For sale in! 50 cent and $1 bottles by E. T. Laid- HOIVM aUTO HllO FROM 825.00;;TO 840.00. By our novel club arrangement you secure a good watch for $1 aweek» CALL AND SEE, FECIAL DISTRICT MEETING. lYWtiwt; i4L-ic*uy ^ivtru buciL tv uuouaavl / meeting of the inhabitants of Union Free School District Number One of the town of Deerpark, will he held at the Church Street School House on Tuesday, October Snd, 1883, at half past seven o’clock in the evening, for the purpose o f taking some action with refer ence to a new school site between Railroad avenue and the Delaware river, and the erec tion o f a new school house thereon. And notice is further given that certain rec ommendations or propositions o f the Board ol Education,which are fully set forth in another \ said special meeting, duly publish ( ’ and there he brought before sa or action. ort Jervis, N. Y-, S ept 10th, 1888. i t E d . S c h o f i e l d , District Cler! “M y Pickles.” Monday,Oct. 1 b Bonneirs,whoH’s,who have the agency f( Always ask for and insist on havin White Satin ” thus insure getting tl very best Flour made. FOR ' sa l e . A small sum of money will buy an ex- lep it go ti m the age JP«ARM HANDS WANTED. Two or three men to assist at farm work fer ten days. I i UNION OFFICE. lid ceUent business property on Jersey ave., jjji ^tending 100 feet to line of the Erie R. depot, FOB SALE:0B to r e n t . extendmg 100 feet to line of the Brie K. t .. - .. - .... — W ^ o .. and w . e a r tto - w WOOD. e s t a t e BROKER, —Georgia farmers decline to use jute bagging for cotton on account of the trust, and axe holding hack the crop. Mer chants who have made advances on cotton' are crippled, —I t W on ’ t B ake B bbad .— In other words, Hood’s Sarsaparilla will not do impossihllities. Its proprietors tell plainly what it has done, submit proofs from sources of unquestioned reliability, and ask you frankly if you are suffering from any disease or affection caused or pi moted oy impure blood or low state the system, to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. —Ask your grocer for “ Puritan” liams. They are very fine. Try them. Silver Miners. The miners of Montana, undergo grei hardships and exposure, and consequent! i S ighs or throat troubles are very pre’ to have among them. In order ifalling cure for these aiflaculties every iner carries with him a bottle of Van Wert’s ■’Balsam. Thompson & Brainard of Malden, Montana, say : “We do not hesitate to recommend Van Wert’s goods fimt, last and all the time, for they never fail to give satisfaction.\ For sale by E. T. Laidley. —The best quality of German knitting, tta.you will no.be dtoppolnted S^onyand otter yarn. area. CHOICE :iWILI>ING LOT. A fine building lot, 50x100 feet, in bes location up-town, 3 minutes’ walk fror intral part of the village, ' ™ choice lot is not often o: OFF MRS FOR SALE: Farm, 60 acres, 10 acres improved, good frame house 3 story 4 rooms, 3 miles to station near Barryville, price $300. 10 lots in one plot in Port Jervis, $300. full line dress goods . from Port Jervis, situation sightly, fine view of Port Jervis, railroads, caUal and Delaware river, title perfect, price $3500. Keepers o f boarders, home buyers,speculators your attention is called to house, 17 rooms, full lot, between Sussex and Fowler stre< I offer for sale for $2600, payment one-thi Will rent for twelve per cent. O N L Y N I N E C E N T S . O L D P E I C E S 1 0 T O 1 6 . —New stock of ladies’ muslin under wear at G. Ury’s at very low prices. Who sells “ White Satin Every dealer who desires to sell the very Best Flour made. _ _________________ FORT JER V IS BUSINESS BRIEFS. —^Tennis shoes, canvass shoes, gent’s ’ow c u tox ties closed out at very Im prices at Kadel’s 100 Pike street. —Anew and handsome line of jewelry is displayed at G r ^ ’s jewelry store (l^r- got’s old stand). Repairing done by ex perienced workmen.—dawtf, —C oal and W ood —.The best grade of coal obtainable in Port Jervis, screened ............................... imidied i ‘ ’ , I offer. Such offered for sale. WALL PAPERl a choice lot is not often offered for sale. For price and terms apply to D. Hoi. brook, Port Jervis, N. Y. MARRIED. W HEELER-CAREY-At Milford, Pa., Sept. 23d, by Rev. A , S. Gardiner. George W. Wheeler and Della M. Carey, both o l Port Port Jervis, N. Y. G o ins H o u se K e e p ing. imine our stock, which and complete. All Call at NO. 7 PIKE STREET and exam is new < kinds o f PAPER HANGING, KAL80MINING and P A I N T I NJG promptly executed by exper ienced workmen. E. B. STIDD. 17 Shades Flannel Dress Goods. 52 inches wide, extra weight, and every thread wool, 50 CENTS A YAR D , O^.D PRICE 75 CENTS. SILK PLUSHES. ALL NEW SHADES. H A L F A DOLLAR. Just About Half Value. Lais; Gliii’s aoil Mars Fi Oalerwaar Now Selling at THE BOSTON STORE WALL PAPER ! Robertson,obertson, 159 Jersey avenue. Telephone R If o a li e i .- d t f . —The old stock sold; make way foj the new. All new goods at Gray’s jewelry store (Margot’s old stand). All kiml.'i o' repairing done promptly.—dawtf. —Emmet Van Sickle, who has hau 2C I a practical prep and ___ Red with A. 0. Margot, irepared to do all kinds of i j ------ 1 ----------------------- ^ gfjQ It hi! les and jewelry 01 purchased at rea.soni at short notlc as manner ess 128 Pike Rteed. Watches and jewelry repairing at shoi first45lass mjapner at his ness 128 guarai prices..—dawtf. in a hrst^sfass manner at his new pli business 128 Pike street. A.11 new place 01 We can please you from our great assortment. THE FINEST WHITE WARE In latest shapes. A decided bargain in a Gombinatien Breakfast, Dinner & Tea Set 128 PIECES, ONLY $14.27. 1378 visitors to our crockery rooms in August. HOAGLAND’S, UP-TOWR DAVID BENNET, Agent for several of the most reliable Fire Insurance Companies. THE EQUITABLE ACCIDENT ASSO CIATION OP BINGHAMTON, N . V, THE EMPLOYES LIABILITY ACCI DENT COMPANY, RELIABLE INSURANCE EOR HORSES. ) can be i s o i % THE OLD RELIABLE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. to^y and-terms address J<} 21ark P Row, N. Y. City. Office St. J'olm ’s B l o c k . FRONT STREET, - PORT JE B Y IS, E. T. LAIDLEY, iq 6 Pike Street, - - Creegan Bleck. Strictly P u re D rugs , M edicines and C hem icals . Fine T oilet A.RTIOLE8, S oaps , B rushes and S ponges . The B est P erfum e s ob tainable, noted for their fine and lasting qualities. Trusses and Shoulder Braces. A. large variety Blank Books,Tablets,Pads, Writing Paper & Envelopes Special attention given tp the compounding of Prescriptions and Family Recipes. ^pr21dw6m Fall Announcement! m AND SEASONABLE GOODS in all departments now ready for inspection; The display, as to style, quality and general excellence is the most noticeable of any we have yet made. of unequalled merit, style and finish at the lowest possible prices. I In our custom department we are showing handsome lines of FOR- ’ E iG N WOOLENS, and to enable us to serve our customers well ^ and promptly, we wpuld invite an early call. FURNISHING GOODS. Specialties in Fall Dress-ShirtSjTFine Nei^k Wear^ Hlovesaand some | ?ig Bargains iu'W INTER UHDEEW B A H. AU styles now leady from leading and reliable maniifactnrers only. i OUR $2.00 CHALLENOB DERBY cannot be i bojight ^elsewhere i under $2.50. Werdenberg & Sedillo, ONE-PRICE d e a l e r s , S=i3s:© Street, IP’oxt Tex'jT'i^, 3ST. \ST- Y es . I t Is a L ittle E arly But we have just reqeived 6 Large Cases, containing S2500 WORTH O J NEW Plnsii Saepes, Jackets, lUfraps, Paletots and and we want our customers to see them. E very G arment W e S how I s N ew . We Jiave ajbont twenty-five Iqft .over’s which we will dig out later in the season. Yoji know that the early bird catches .the worm and .that the best ' goods seU first. If ypa are pot prepared to buy Juct at present, make your selection, make a small payment and have it laid away for yon. Onr Jine of Childrens Cloaks and Ladies’ Cloth Jackets is very complete. An e^rly inspection is solicited. WVSTBROOK & STOLL. W.C.McCOlimCK DEAXiBR IN Pianos, Organs and Musical Instru* ffients of all Kinds? Piano Civeraand Stools, Stationer Pens, MuiSe Bo.6ka, etc,, anfi keeps on hand i large aUcl complete stock of the latest andinostpopiilar music. Music oriiereo dally. Pfinos and organs to j-entand sold n monthly hstallmenta. Atbprcugbly competent piano and organ tuner and repairer employed, and orders so licited. No. 105 Pike Street, Port Jervis. N. Y. aS c a S - a s i a a e s s C p l l e g r e Busmes Course, Telegraphy, S hoi^and^nd iv^^re sn<ce£fiS. No vajcations. Students <»n ivhere sincessful. N o vajcations, Stu inter at any time and receive personal in- jtruction Address for catalogue and full Cor. Lale and Water Sts., Elmira. N. Y. 'T I B . f . T. H. BUSSELL, J l J SnooESSOB TO D b . H . F . D o b b s . Sales Over 42,000,O00Lbs! Actual Cost Less than $1.25 per Gallon. ^H ighest Grade'of Ss:oellencsi ‘ Sold Under Guarantee. Any Building Not Satisfac torily Painted,will be Re-Painted Free of Cost. FOR SALE BY MALVEN, GORDON & CO. ment,torepres£ his own sectioi ion. Salary, if suited, $100 per »rences exacted. S tjpt . M ahh -
