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fH K FORT J R R r a B A Itiir TOXOIS FRI DAY SYBNINO , D S O E M im S 21,1888 Best Gongh Cure. P'nr all di^^f■a^5f■s ol tla* Throat and no renieily is snsaff, .^poody, and certain a- Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. An indispensable family medicine. “ I find Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral an invaluable remedy for colds, coughs, and other ailments of the throat and lungs.” —:' ‘ Alham edy ailments of tl M. S. Randall, 201 Broadway, “ I have used Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for bronchitis and Lungf D i s e a s e s , for which I believe it to he the greatest medicine in the world ” — Jam es Miller, Caraway, X. C. “ My wife hail a distressing cough, with pains in the side and breast. 'Wo tried various int dicincs, but none did her any good until I got a bottl Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral which has c tve no hesitation in recommending this medicine.” — Robert Horton, Fore man Hpadlight, Morrillton, Ark. “ Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral eured me of a severe cold which had settled on my lungs. My wife says the Pectoral helps her more than any other medicine she ever used.” -— Eno.s Clark, Mt. Liberty, IStansas. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, PKEPARED ET Dr. J. C. Ayer Sc Co., Lowell, Mass. Cold by *U Druggists. Price $1; six bottles, $5. T H E C i t l A T ffierman Remedy.j i l l F o r those deathly |l{ Bilious S p e llsdepena III Bli i t w ill c u re you. ^hat a reil a n d a llgone if BO, use SULPHITE B it t e e s ; it ’.rill c u re y o u . P $ 1,000 t r i l i be p a i d | f o r a o a s e w h e r c F i L . | PHLK BIXIF-KS W fill not ;ii si.st o r c u re. It|j never f a ils. C)i\ansp the v itiated ||^ i S p l I O p eratives w h o a re closely confined in th e m ills a n d w o rk shops; c lerks,w h o do no t p rocure sufficient exercise, a n d a ll who a r e confined in door.s, should use S ulph it e B m ’EHS. T h e y w ill n o t then be w e a k a n d slcklv. t e s B If you do n o t w ish to sunerfrornR h eum - atism , u se a bottle of SOLPHUB B it t e e s ; it never f a ils to cure. p = s | and 5 ' n r flesh hard . | | | Don’t be w itiiout a oottle. T r y it; you w ill n o t r e g r e t it. deiicat.' health, w h o a r e all ru n d o w n , should u se S d uphcp . B it t e k s . BUSESTESS, SHOKT-HAHD, TYPE WBITING. SCHOOL ^ Guaranteed superior or m o n ^ returned. N. A. MILLEB. President. “JUVEEN’ overthrows Dyspepsia Buy a box o f ‘'■JOVEEl gufeidewr^per to Ha F. O. Box 1864, New York,and you Free 25c. worth o f charming Photograp family entertainment—foreign views, c« is “ JUVEEN t\ “ JUVEEN^’ is a purely vegetable and absolutely harmless compound of five substances in the arm of little sugar coated pills. *'JUVEENn is scientifically prepared and comhmed after the recipe o f the most famous specialist living, for the cure of Constipation nd Indigestion. For sale at all druggists or address the Pro prietors. CARE OF POOI/TRY FOR WINTER EGG PRODUCTION. I bdieve it to be natural ff-r heus to lay during the whole ye.’- rwithalitt'.einterval of rest a*, the nciod of the moulting - sou, r.nd that, if given roa'toaably c un- fortabh q’lirit rs ao.d prope care and at tention, a ^upply ol’ f ggs may be had dur ing the v.i; ler montb^ as well as at any other season of the 3 ear, • As I have been successful in so manag- iug my fowls as to have such supply for many yt are past, perhaps a few words ar to m y fow m.iy ii ‘t he w U h u U l irtcrest to F a e m e e reiiderfi. ll will be ohst rved I have said may as well be had ounng win ter I do not say as easily, for without e:Ara care and attention few, if any, egg? need be expected during the winter months, but as fre.sh eggs always com mand a high piice at this season they will repay the care and labor expended. My hen house is an inexpensive build ing of ray own construction, twelve feet long by seven feet in width, divided into two apartments, one five feet in length for roosting and the other seven feet square for feeding and nest boxes. It is a leac-to roof seven feet high at lower edge, faces to the south, with large windows in front and is made as warm as can ccnvenientl be done by covering with clap-board; without ceiling or plastering inside. A warmer building would no doubt be better if properly ventilated, as some sav ing of feed might be effected by the in creased warmth in severe weather, but as the results from my flock of twenty hens kept in this building, small as it may seem for that number, were very satisfactory during the past two very hard winters, getting as we did from ten to sixteen eggs daily, when for a week at a time the mer cury was at or below zero every day. I can safely assert that more room or warmth, however desirable, are not abso lute essentiids to at least a measure of suc cess. I attribute my success largely to the manner of feeding and care given, and will give a few simple directions by which anyone may, I believe, have equal suc- I keep the Plymouth Rock fowls which are hardy and good winter layers, though I believe the care has more to do with Eucces than the breed. 1 feed each morn ing during cold weather with warm or rather hot feed, usually a mixture of corn and wheat nuddliniis scalded in sour milk if I have it to use, if not scald with boil ing water, poured upon the feed. I some times vary this with a feeding of corn, wheat or buck wheat roasted in the oven by way of a change. In the afternoon give a feed of whole grain of some kind, taking care to have as great a variety of feed as in convenient. From one to three times -each week I give a'feeding of some kind of green food using for this purpose some kinJ of vegetables as refuse from cabbage, turnips, beets, etc., chopped finely with a chopping knife. Apples and apple parings may also be used in the same way and will be readily eaten if chopped ll'-ely. I believe this questi n of green f ed to be one of great import ance f r pioductkn of eggs in winter, and for Lt UE that are kept in emflnement in summer, a daily feeding of weeds from the garden or something of that sort will be a great help and the amount of such feed they will consume will surprise one who has never teAed it. An occasional feed of scraps of meat is necessary during winter and also in sum mer if fowls are kept in confinement, but ’if any kind of salt meat Is used it should be thoroughly soaked and freshened be fore feeding. Seep them supplied with plenty of shell forming material as pounded bones, oyster shells, etc. (Jive them good dust baths and supply them with clean gravel when thqy have not ac cess to bare giound. Give plenty of good fresh water and burn out nest boxes fre quently and also scorch roosts with a torch made of rags saturated with kerosene to destroy lice. T eeble ABOUT APPLE POMACE. A 1 aimer wrik' as fi ik'v.s to the Mir ror aufi Farmer ; hfnelitul bj* Ihi- ixncrie cm of othvi -I I am itmp'etl to etive a lillh-1 f my own. Five jv iv; ago I »■ uuutnced to feed apple p imace. I raiMf a few colts each year and have he> u vi iy succeseful in growing tlitm T ipiuly ami vig.iromh. I have the inare.s comi- in in Au 'U-it, and wean in ’'our months, ihr last nmuth giv- in;.'. the tLares p >mice isatearl of erain. The c >lta eat it with their mothers, and when I tak'- them off I t'.AC th« eoPs all the pomace they can eat in.stead of arain. As tlie poaiacf season goes by I fei.d a liandfui of oats and bran with the pomace to teach them to cat grLin, und so far would rat er have pnmaee lo fet'd them on than anything I have ever tried, and find my colts at six months will average the weight of seven months colts grain fed. For young stock and working cattle I find it a good feed and big saving of hav; lor cows a good feed lor flesh, but of no use to increase butter or milk. Coming at a time when they naturally shrink, it is hard for me to tell exactly its effect, but do not value it highly. All round, J consider it a valuable food, and as I have tried it against turnips, potatoes and all bay, I can say that with me it is better than either. Now, I read of their making ensilage of it. Will some one who Las succesofu'ly tried it give me their methodE? Would also like Prof. Sanborn’s opinion and analysis. John Gould says that a neighnor of his who puts up about 1,G00 tons annually of corn silage, now pays no attention to the devel. pment of heat. He lets the thickly planted corn stand until partially past the roasting stage. Then he rushes the silo filling and has remarkably good silage. His remark is “ that well-developed, ma ture fodder doesn’t need any tcience to properly preserve it beyond catting into the pits, and putting on a cover.” An- other neighbor, who puts up 400 tons in one pit, puts in one- half of it, then waits a week for it to heat and settle, then fills up, waits another week and puts on the cover and has ideal silage. He uses only mature fodder. In a report of a farmers’ club in one of our American exchanges, a speaker rec ommends scattering over a new ly planted potato field sllcee of potatoes poisoned with Paris green. By this method the potato beetles were frequently entirely destroyed before the newly-planted pota toes appeared above ground. This plan i? at least worth trying. Persons prematurely gray can have their hair restored to its youthful beauty, by using Hall’.s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, the best article in the market. A great many people disregard Dyspep tic Symptoms and assume that they will soon disappear of themselves; but this is not the fact and the only safe remedy for them is NICHOLS’ BARK AND IRON. 'W C v s W x e \ S o o t 5^'*“ DON’T/ o HT b Rubber B o o ts u n ti you have seen the “COLCHESTER’ w ith Sole leath e i Heel. This is the best fitting and MOST DURABLE BOOT in t h e m a rket. Made of th e best PURE GUM Stock. T h e Sole ‘leather Heel s a v e l Money to the Wearer. BUY YOUR ARCTICS UN* I TIL YOU HAVE SEEN THI CflLCHESTEB ARCTIC frith “ O u tside Counter.” Ahead of M X fthers In style & durability. If you w a n tthc K E P T H E R E iBY B E S T ST O R E S . At who’ isale fby T* i . SC H O O N tIA K iC K & CO., N ew £ o » k . F r o m R e p u b lic a n H e a d q u a r terB . M oeavu , n . y , May 5, 1887,-0. F. Woodward: I have been using Kemp’s Bai- r.m au , I fine it very effectual in rc-lieving a cough with which I have been afBicted of late. Our druggists tell me they sel more of this than any other cough remedy. I can cheei fully recommand it. Your tru- y, J. J. Pease, Editor Republican. At all druggists. Large bottles, OOo aud $1. The action of Carter’s Little L m r Pills IP pleasant, mild and natural. The3'^ gently itimulate the liver, regulate the bowels do nut purge. The}' are aurc fJease. I ry them. BOOK BUT HOmEST, t.’harlie Sullivan is a poor but honr-al Inph lad, who, -while wallting down Washington street, found a wallet con- 'f.ining checks and money to the value of ovf rai hundred dollars. Although almost Institute, he returned it to its owners, ■ Ordway'ay & Coo , pr.jpiietors • ' Sulphur Bitters, ral reward, & C , pr.jpi ietors who cave him a lib- reward, and also gave him six bottl of Sulphur Bitters for Lis mother, wl UHS been a terrible sufleret with rheumu dsm, and who returned many bles-^ng after being cured by their use,—Weekb An exchange gives the following good bit of advice to its readers: Never trust your reputation as an honest fruit grower into the hands of a careless or inexperi enced packer. Put a guarantee card, with your full name and address, in the inside of each package of selected fruit. No one ent have used Carter’s 'af t better than those who Little Liver Pills what taken for C A T A R R H C U B E D . clergyman, after years of suffering I that'joathesome disease, catarrh, and ly trying every known remedy, at last id a recipe which completely cured and saved him from death. Any sufferer om this dreadful disease sending a sell Idresaed stamped envelope to Prof. J. A iharge. A D -VlCE TO M O T H E R S . Are you distubed at n k h t and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and cr3'ing with pain of cutting teeth ? I f so s^erdat once and get a bottle of M bs W inslow ’ s So'iTHiuG S tbup foe C hil DEEN lEETHiNG Its valuo isiDCiIcnlable. L will relieve the poor little sufferer im- lediately. Depend upon it, mothers, lore is no mistake about i t It cures dys entery and diarrhoea, regulates the stom- ache and faov/els, cures wind colic, softer s tne gums, reduces inflammation and gives tone and energy tc the whole system. Mrs, ’W inslow ’ s S oothing S yeup foe C hildebn I eething is pleasant to tne taste, and the prescription of one of the oldestand best fema'o nurses and ph\- s ciaijs in the Fnitcd States, and is for sale b.v all druggists throughont the world. Price 25cts. a bottle. p i l e s 1 PILES 1 ITCHING PILES. S ymptomb —Moisture -. lutense ttchteg ano stinging! mc8t a t night; worse by scratclilng. I f al'owed to con done tumors form, wmcb often bleed and ulcerate, Decoming: veiy sore. S watov ’ s O in w ikn t stops the signs. The languid, tlrtd feeling; drowsi ness, shifting pains about the body: oc casional ehilllnees; drv skin; variable appetite: poor sleep; laelc of ambition; ycllownesa ot the e y e s ; bad taste In the mouth; feelings of despondency and gloom without any especial reason: .fears for the future; and In short any mdlcation showing a want o f your usual elas ticity, strength, mental grip and cheerfulness in flahting life’s battles—these things or any of them mean that yout system is o u tof order and serious illness very near. You may check the onslaught ot the enemy by at once em ploying a remedy whose wide reputation and success btspeak Its virtues. Dr. Brown’s Sar- iaparllla. This prepar.ition tones and regu- laie.uhf> digestion, stimulates the liver and kidneys, opens the porea o f theskin,quIot9 the excited nerves and expels disease from the ^Honorable Eugene Hale, U. S. Senator irom Maine, says in a letter o f recent date* “ T have great confl lence in Dr.Brewn’s medical sagac ity and skill,” and so have thousands who h a - been raised from sickness to health by BROWS SARSAPARILLA Not genuine unless made by Ara Warren & Co., B a ^ o r , Me My Poor Back! That “ poor back” L held responsible for more than its share of the suffering of mankind. If your dog bites a man who kicks it, do you blame the dog? On thesamC principle the kidneys utter their prote.sr ----------- - ----- resulting constipation. These force ther system of the poisons which are the blood. Then the sufferer says the eased. “ Not y et;” but they will the blood purified, and the constipation of kidney troubles, and Paine’s Celery With its tonic, purifying, and laxative Iddneys, making it almost infallible ir If your hopes of cure have not against nervousness, impure blood, and to do extraordinary work in ridding tho result o f effete matter retained in the back aches; tlie kidneys are dij- be unless the nerves are strengthened, removed. These are the cause* Compound removes them quickly, effect, it also strengthens the w e ^ curing all diseases o f the nerves and kid- been realized, try Paintfs Celery Com* poux^; it gives perfect health to a ll who complain o f “ their poor backs.” FHce §2J)0t S old by D ruggists . S end for I llustrated P aper . WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietorsi, BUKUHQTON, VERMONT. HOLIDAY GOODS D. J. Pierce’s Drug Store, Ooraaer iH’roaat aaaa. ;E\o-vt7-ler S t r e e t s DEES 8 IF G OA8B8 IN A L L T E E N E W 8TYL B 8 , ODOR OASES, GIQAR OASES, LA P TABLETS, W E I8K-BR00M HOLDERS, IN N STANDS, THERMOMETERS OF VARIOUS D E S IG N S AN D PRIOES, GOT GLASS BOTTLES, VASES, ETG., ETO., AND WE A B B S E L L IN G THEM LOW ENOUGH TO SU I T EVERYBO DY. Don’t EaD to Gt Onr U . Headstones and MoDuments manufactured from American Mar bling, *'nd from barren Clark’s Island, lYesterly, the Celebrated Quincy and other good Granites. Scotch Granites -will be im ported upon order. Orders for Granite i^loiimrents are now received for Spring trade. GALEN BENNET, Ixo. i Main street. Johnson’s, Front and Sussex Streets, I have now ready a line of men’s Eap Oil Grain and Calf Triple Sole Shoes that are especially desig’^ed for out-door purposes. They are made ’with Three SoHid Soles and ex tremely wide bottoms, sewed together with extra heavy wax thread and then ’with wire cable. It is a shoe for the rough est and hardest usage- Farmers, Qnarrymen and Eailroad Men, in fact all persons much on their feet, no matter what their business or occupation may be, ■will find this a marvel ous shoe for comfort and wear I offer them at $2.00 per pair, and guaranteet lem in every respect. Johnson's, Front and Sussex Streets. mcRoism Thirty Years this valuable eoirate s been used a specific for AGOIr RIAL FEVERS, DYSPEPSW TW INDIGESTION, and ail NERVOUS O l*- M r f O EASES, such as NEURALGIA, SLEE^ I k Q ^ L E S S N E S S and PRO&TR m TION- It<S | UMRiVALLED TO NlO e I\ “toi'ing tone to the debilitated SyttfBS ^-'or . overv/orked men and women, inralH^ rsfcians. Where other Tonics hav jcommer.dcd b; Physicians. and children it is reco this h a s mi.de a conspicuous suc 'C sl *;. NICHOLS' EARK AND iRON can be obtained at all Druggists. h a v e ftfilsg ostor., Mats, R o y a l liiq n i d O lu e ” mentis broken nina. Glass, W ood, Leather, Metals, Pur- Iture, etc., w ith Everlasting Tenacity old by Grocers, Druggists and General -ROYAL GLUE The Singer’s Christias. It Is high time to commence practicing Cnristmas music and to plan festivals. Ditson & Co. publish a large number of Christmas Carols, Anthems, Songs, Quartetts, &c. Please send for fists. BEAtraiFOi. C antatas fob B oys and G irls . G lad Tidings, or Sailor Boy’s Christmas. By Rosabel. 25c. $2.50 a dozen. Babe o f Bethlehem. Children’s Voices and Quartette. Benj. Cutler. 15c. $1.44 per doz. Jin^ile Bells. Peculiar and very prettj’. Leo, R. Lewis. 30c. $3 per dozen, Christmas Gift. A Santa Claus Story, Ros abel. a')C. $2 40 per dozen. Caught Napping. A nice musical drama. Leo. B Lewis 30c. $3 per dozen. King Winter. A true cold weather cantata. L. O. Emerson. 80c. S3 per dozen. Messsenger of Christmas. T.M. 'Jowne. 30c. $8 per dozen. Christmas Songs and Carols. For Young Children, Kate Douglas Wlggin. 12c. $1.08 per doz. B right AND I nteresting C hristmas S er * Sawyer. C antatas fob C h o irs , Socii mas Eve. 35c. $3.12 dw oiae. 80c. $7 20 doz. Gi us. $40c. $3.50 per doz. Any book mafiei lor retail price. 9 /ivei* Ditsan & Co., iSotrion. r.. H. ivt'r-ir.TJ a r o . hc 7 RroaiSw!,-.- .- v e/^vauM Largest manufacturers In our fine. Enclose S centa. No postals. Centennial M T g do,, Cincinnati O. JJE N R Y DUTGHER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELEK: NO. 2 Front Street, '’J-ATCaKS OLUOKS AND .FEW LBY RE FAIRED eUYBWRINGERl HAt lAVES T H B ^MOST LABOR W K lS i other wringers, and cosU but little more. EMPIRESiffi WARRANTED. lLliJ5#®|g^^parsLone^^^ gSBt» w»ot«d eTerywhere. Romhe \W. Oo.> Auburn,«. 7 Brooliyh CANCER MiMe, .38 ’Willoughby S t , Brooklyn, N. Y. CANCER ¥ilALISTS! Treats all forms of Cancer without the use of the knife and without pain or Inconven ience to patient. Patients takenfrom abroad.. Sdeolm C. I. JEFFREY, Manager. TheW O N D ERFyL ------ 18HAIR crCOUCH.’ 'ptlefl S 7 « 0 P Vp^ We make the largest vanety of —'^•'■^^iiaA d lustable, ReclinInE. Phiilclsni’ ^and Surgeons' Operating, InvallO — RolUng, Hamniock, Office, Library, no, Reed and Rattan C H A IR S a n d CYCLES, TRICYCLESjVE” a n d S E L F P R O F E L L e RS„ ALL KINDS OF APPLIANCES FOR INVALIDS. C M £ £ i i I Over 1 0 0 different designs. 'J ir Patent Automatic BraVe on all — I free . We have dlBcontinued ........... S your oideiB . ■!. Goods sold under a guarantee lod delivered f r e e to any point in i..uted Sialet, 83^ Send stamp for , '»talogno, and stato class of goods you wSU it LUBURG mFGu GO. Mfi N orth Eighth Stree;, j^biiadelphla. r B U SINESS CARDS. p K O O F IS EVERYTHING i and we can preface it if you will only atoj ) and g et a sample of our AJOMMA BLBNC ^ ■What is it? W!.y the BEST COFFEE Ob j EARTH, and w uave secured the sole agenct . for this section ''trough a leading ezportins house o f Baltimore, Md. BALCH & CLAWSON, Matamoraa. JpLA IN SEWING. SOMETHING NEW NEXT WEEK. M bs . W m . B ianfobo ’ s L adiem '^B. vzaak , N o . j 20, P ike S teeet . f^YSPERS FRESH EVERY D .\ Y V ,/ Headquarters for the celebrated Nanti- coke and Wicomoeo oysters. Oysters opened fresh from the shell. Clams and fresh fish al- i Ways on hand. The famous Horseheads celery 1 always in stock at L. L. BABKMAN’S. 1 A B. MOORE & SON’S -OL b TRT-STATBS s t a g e . : Leaves Carpenters Point 8 ,9.10 and 11 a. m. and 1,^3,3,4, 5 and 7 p. m. Returning leave? i Port Jervis 8.80.9.30,10.30 a. m. and 12 m., an • j 1,30, 2.30, 3.30, 4.80 6 and 8 p. m. | UCTiBBB SHALL 1 GBT DSStlieBD ? BBFOSi V V deciding this gueatlon call and look at th> seourities offered by the following line of com- 1 oaniea; The Liverpool, London 3s Globe, Tin imperial, tbe Northern, the London Assurance Dhe Orient of Hartford, and the Washlnatoi are & Marine oSBostom also Life and A(^en* Insurance aufi Rea! m a t e bought, soldoi , rented. j. a . f ish e r . ^S 0 MM 4 anas weatrooS' Building,Fort Jet- r \ R . H . T . H . RUSSELL. JLY suocESSOB TO D h . H. F. D obbs . e m - a s r & G o x x J O & x x t l j a t - \ Office in the Westbrook Building. Office hours from 8.30 a. m., to 6.80 p. m. Dental work o f all kinds. Gas administeredi ^ J^ENTISTRY. ^ 3D x . rnh.a.dL. ^ e a « 3 . , x St. John’s Building, up-town, practices 5 DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, ^ Office hours from 9 a. m. to 0 p. m. ^ £ J R . JAMES J. MILLS. ^ DENTIST. Office in Eamum’s Building, Pike si., pot 1 r.irvis, Booms 16,17 and 18 . Office hours fron “ a. m. to 5 p. m. G a s ADMINISTERED. jgRASTUS SLAUaON’S LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE \\\STA-BIiE!— . .. NO. 222 MAIN STREET, Adjoining the Park Hoteu Hors^ and c^m- r iges let at reasonable prices \ jg^-WONG WAHLLE, No. 8S Pike Sv e CHINESE~3LAUNDBY. ? Flrat-clasa. aundry work. AU kinds of TEA’ from friends in China, at prices that defy competitioxt. Q P . HOWELL. 1 a t t o r n e y & COUNSELOR AT LAW i | Famum Building, Port Jervis. 1 * J^OTARY PUBLIC AND NEW JEE SEY COMMISSIONER. ^ I L T O N BENNETT, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC; . John’s Block'Front St., Port: Jervis, N. y ^ r EOKLE’B SHAVING AND HAIL. - cutting Establishment in the ' | FARNlfM BLOCK— — 1 «r-Ladlea’anaOhUdfeaS’ Halr Cutting wliJ< 1 “ecelve my personal attention. I have also in 1 ■ouneotlon with my business | 1 ----- -vFINE BATH ROOMS ------- i ■ vVlth hot and cold water supplied readyfor! S aseat all hours from the opening until the. ,, fioslng of the shops. L. KCKLS,Prop. ‘ j^UMBERl LUMBER! 1 GILMAN sells LUMBER cheaper than any, p, ne else, and better. • ^ tHlNGIiiS, LATH and CASINGS OUT. f< TO ORDER. p DOORS, FLOORING, BTC., iSTC., 0 : Ships by carload or in large or small quanti- aes by freight ALFRED GILMAN, J G ilman ’ s D epot , N. Y. h g U Y YOUR PISflINCf ’fACKLE' ^ 8t. JOHN’S DRUG STORE [Up-Towa.l , r \ ”.STER8 SERVED IN EVERY STYLE at ADOLPH OTT’S PARLORS, 123 JERSEY AVENUE. Oysters retaUed lx any quantity. ^ CARD PROM HON. T. J. LYON. i am pleased to announce to the public and 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 be glad to give council to my friends, and all others who may call upon me, upon every question pertaining to my profession, and < where no litigation follows, 1 will make no i charge. I will also make a specialty of ali } 'dnds of collections, and where I fail in col- ‘ lecting there will be no charge for professional ^^^^offlee wiU be at my house. No. 21 Sussex 5t., until further notice, where I may b e : 0 round a t aU business hours of the day and, from 9 until 9 In the evening. TH08. J- LYON. 1 IVERY, SALE AND EXOHANGi ^ L j st a b l e . PIKB STRBsr, OPP08ITK OEANaB SQUAB®. L G. P O B T E K , P b o p b i s t o B; j 1 J. A Buchanan’S old stabiaj ijouveyanees u every description fornlshec c c short notice. Prices reasonable, Telephoin rii HO. 21 . DAVID BENNET, ■ V gent for several of the most reliable Fire Insurance Companies. ■aK BQUIXABLR ACOIDKNT ASSO CIATION OF BINGHAMTON, N. Y. HB KMPLOYES LIABILITY ACCI DENT COMPANY, ll ;«LIABLTK INSURANCE FOR HORSES, ? ------------ ' 1 HE 0 1.D RELIABLE NEW YOItR LIFE p INSURANOB.OOMPANV. ’ ^ Office St, J olui's Block. h FRONT STREET, - PORT JSliYJie, ! k DAUOHY & CO. CHEAP FARMS AHD HOMES. 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