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TAB FOJBT JBBVIS DAILY aKiUJSi, MONDAY BVBNINA, DBOJBMBER24, 1888 ftAIia^OAD N*:#S. ktetSiYis o r In terest From th e Gre-at Iron TliorougfUfnres. BRAKEMAS EI‘iKNBEKGEK INJDRKIJ M <’hael Eisenberger oi Matanioras, brakt^man on the Mountain Express., met with a eerious and what came near being a fatal accident, just as his train was about to pull out of the Jerse> Oitv de pot, last Saturday night. It Happened in this wise: Eisenbergtr had started to light the gas jets in the cara. He had lighted the first jet and opened the toilet door, for the purpose of lighting the gas jet there. It hap pen e d , however, that there was some defect in the gas pipes, that supplied the iet, and the gas had leaked out and filled the toilet. The instant that brakeman Eisenberger opem d the door for the purposes stated, the flame from his torch, which he carries for lighting purposes, ignited the gas with which the toilet was filled, and produced an explosion, which literally tore that por tion of the coach to pieces. The force of the expanding gas blew the toilet door shut, and probably saved Eisenberger fr<>m instant death. The small portion ot gas, which escaped fr'm the open door, however, flamed up and badly scorched his f' Ci. His eye brows, beard and a portion of bis hair were burned off, and he suffered pamlul injuries about ll e lace, i'be force of the explosion was so great, that u biakeman, in a coach three car lengtds from the scene of tne acci- dent, was knocked off of his seat. A physician was hastily summoned to attend to Mr. Eisenbtrger’s injuries. Al- thoufiii painiu), they wtre not serious, and 81’er hiv< wounds had been dressed, he was biv/ught home on the Mountain Ex press, and taken to his residence in Mata- moras. Di. Cnddeback is the attending physician. ' Keeping a diary is not what it is cracked up 10 be. Thirty days of accuracy is about the limit of the endurance; but Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup has never yet disap pointed any one who has used it. “ My sou, when you go to the city, get you a Bicycle, some tight pants, some tooth-p’cki shoes, and a slender cane, but wuh all yoar gettings don’t fail to get a bottle o f Salvation Oil, for “ pride (you know,) goeth before a fall.” 5-A SOKS£ BUAKKXITS. At (jollin's selling at wholesale prices t«> reduce stock. The best, cheapest and most durable blanket ever put on the mar- kei. A apt cial run on fine carriage and sleigh robe.‘-. They are cheaper than ever before. Harness away down. We beat Kt'w York prices and defy country com petition. T. A. Collins, 29 Front .street. Port Jervis, N. Y. Pennsylvania Dutchmen. Tue (Germans o f Peuusylvania are ex it **'nely cautious. They do not buy any thing until they are sure that it possi merit. Prom this very fact Dr. Wert’s tiou in gists of Plains, Pa., writes the propriel of this remedy : ‘-Your goods have i with the greatest success of any proprir- tary goods we have ever introduced in our town ’’ For sale by E. T. Laidley. POKT J£BVXS BCSINSSS BBIISF& —For fresh plain and fancy candies for the holidays go to Sudderly’s, Who sells “White Satin ?” Every dealer who desires to sell the very Best Flour Purchase your material aud have your embroidery stamping done cheaply at Miss C. E. Shay’s. —The “ Puritan” ham is fast taking til. f id over all competitors. Try themT - f he old stock sold; make way foj the new. All new goods at Gray’s jewelry store (Margot’s old stand). All kinds ol repairing done promptly-—dawtf. —For the remrinder of the season I* ill sell my millinery goods at cost. Miss Campbell, Opera House block. What is “White Satin?” It is positively the Best Brand of Flour in the market. lufacb jpbell, it is 3t Bra Manufactured at the Cataract Mills, Min neapolis, Minnesota. —T.adies, i f you are troubled with cold feet tty those $1.00 warm, lined shoes at Kadel’s. —Anew and handsome line of jewelry is displayed at Gray’s jewelry store (Mar got’s old stand). Repairing done by ex perienced workmen.—dawtf. —-C oal ajsij Woop—.The best grade ol coal obtainable in Port Jervis, screened when loaded, and furnished at the market price. Wood dry or ^een, soft or hard, sawed and split to order if desired. Jas, Htibertson, 159 Jersey avenue. Telephone sail POWDER Absolutely Pure. 'iXds {Mjwder never varies. A marvel ' beauty, strength and wholesomeness. Mo: ©oonomleal than the ordinary kinds and cai not be sold in uompetltion with the multituc of low test, short weight, alnm or phosphatt ^ w d e r s . Sold o n lj^in carut. BOTAL B a k CAStTABlY AT PATKBSON. A very sad accident occurred at th<- Harrison street crossing of Uie Brie at I’aBsave, Saturday morning. A Mrs. i juiekley and a lady neighbor were to have a family Christmas tree, aud were on their way to make the purchases. When they arrived at the crossing they heard a passenger train coming, but thinking it was a local train and would stop at the station, which is just west of the crossing, paid no attention it it, until it was t'io close upon them to escape. It was through train No, t, which does not stop there. Mi’s. Quick- ley was thrown into a pile of rails and al most instantly killed. She was 86 y-ars of age, and leaves a husband amt one child. Her companion escaped unhurt. “ iiivtt Btim S‘A, and Bet Him Gues».” We once heard a man complain of feel ing badly, and wondered what ailed him. A humorous friend said, “ Give a doctor $2, and let him guess. ” It was a cutting satire on some doctors, who don’t alwi iss right. You need d aches every day, and you are languid and easily fa tigued. You are bilious, and Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets will bring you out all right. Small, sugar-coated, easy to take. Of druggists. AMEBTCAN G1BX.8. Henry Labouefaere, of London Truth, has explained the desire cJ the foreign nobility to seek American wives. Girls in England are awkward, red-elbowed, large-footed, badly dressed, hoydenish misses -with giggling propensities and no conversational powers. American girls ■e handsome, natural, always at easCj little “ cheeky,” well dressed, versationaliets, au — ' bread aud butter. ___ ___ ressed, gO( versationaliets, and free fr-:m the smell of He declares that Eng land will continue to be overcrowded with old maids until English girls realize these facts and RINGING VOICES in the ears, sometimes a roaring, buzzing sound are caused by catarrh, that exceed ingly disagreeable and very common dis ease. Loss o f smell or hearing also result from catarrh. Hood’s Sarsapai’illa, the great blood purifier, 's a peculiarly suc cessful remedy for this disease, which it eures by purifying the blood. If yc suffer from catarrh, try Hood’s Sarsi parilla, the peculiar medicine. Stone in the Bladder. Mr. B. D. Parsons, a well known bookkeeper of locbeBter, N. Y., writes: “One day I was seized with a pain In the lower part of my back. Next came a stoppage of the flow of urine, and acntepalnaccom- panltd the passage of the fluid. I sought advice and ivuuuuuo, n . x. crrauuauy Uie more serious symptoms began to yield, j he sensitive stomach began to digest its fo d. rhe pain ceased, the calonlua or stone having been Dissolved by the Medicine. ‘ FAVORITE REM E D Y ” av^e rne permanent relief^ Irecom m e n d e d ^ thls Price One dc liar b or salt' lw ah O-t ggists. J O H N H. WOOD, O REAL ESTATE B O B F E R S F O R S A L E : i Dwelling on Jersey avenue, 8 rooms, $IflOO. 1 Dwelling on Ball street, will rent for $14 1 Dwelling on Ba per month. $1600. 1 Dwelling on Barcelo street, good proper ty, $1200. 1 Dwelling, Brick House, down town, rents for $15 per month, $260a 1 Dwelling, Franklin street, $1200. 1 Dwelling and 3 lota, Orapge street, $2800. 1 Dwelling, Brooklyn street, $2100. 1 DweUlng, Orange s treet, 2 lots, $8000. 2 lots on Orange street,large fruit trees,$1000 1 lot up-town, b est location, $1500. 3 lots, Hudson street, $200, $300 and $800’ 1 large, fine Dwelling, Main street, $850(1. 1 large Dwelling, sightly and beautif ul situ ation, $3500. Bargains here aud on easy terms. jBu OBOAN8. PIANOS AND OTHEB M0SICAL INSTBUMEN’tS OP W. E. M’CORMICK, l(j5 Pike street, i ’oi t Jervis, N. V. Nothing h andsomer than a n elegant plauu ui organ for a CHRISTMAS PRESENT. Call ami examine the finest stock e ver displayed In ltdr- village. j^ A ’rioNA L B a n k o p f o r t j e u - '\FdRT JERVIS, -\. Y., Dec. r, 1883. The annual meeting o f the shareholders ol this bank for the election o f a Board o f Ditect • .ra for the ensuing year will be held at the TTi Bril' n a t i o n a l B a NK, JD PORT JERVIS, X. Y., Dec. 7, ISJ8. The regular antiLal meetini^ of the ^hare uolders of the Fu’fet ^atiorial Back ol Pon Jervis, for the election ot Directors and for the transaction i.-f any husinebs which can f directors vyiu be open from ten i r sleven (UI o’clock a. m. \ V an I nwhoen , (Jashier. Q P E R i HOUSE. RETURN EAVOKITES The charming actress FRANCESCA REDDING Supported by an excellent company. First night of her engagement, TO N IG H T , A grand production o f H. J. Smith’s beauti ful story o f English life, “ B l e e k m o r e , ” A Revised veraion o f ” An Oath to the Dead.” Pull of Bongs, dances, duets, etc. Tn-Morrof-Climtias Matinee COMMENCING AT 8.80 P. M-, ' theoctoroon :' TO-MORROW NIGHT T h e g r e a t m u s ical p la y o l ‘Bdaritama.’ ^Elegaui c ^ tum^^new and e'mfiug. ^ ADMISSION 10, 20 AND 80 CENTS. Reserved Seats now on sale at Lea & Mason's Drug Store Saturday Afternoon. QO M ING . OPERA HOUSE TH£ MASTODONS OF THE AMUSEMENT WOHLO. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY Moran k Thomas' MINSTRELS. Tiree M Slews in Ois. THE ONLY SHOW WITHOUT .A PEB® OK RIVAL, THE gr a n dest ARKAY OF MlNBTREIi ■1’ALENT ev e r seen to gether . Old Tune Ideas Discarded^ Every Advertised Feestnre Promised. DON’T FAIL TO .SEE O0K 6BAND STREET PARADE. EVERY m u s i c i a n A BOLOlbT Full announcements In a few days. OF SPA b E AT THE BOSTON STORE R epresents A B ig B argain . Open Late To>Night POST OFFICE P H A R M A C Y . Don’t wait until they are all sold, but buy them while you have the opportunity. Everything in the Holiday line at less than New York prices. E I D E l S r i ^ A . . H. H. MONDON, i T e a c t X J o c r t o lE’o s t - O f f i o e . S 0 I(lf)S Y (^lF¥g. Every Department Offers Somdiiig Siiiile Ir a CHiiias P ihi L Do not fail to visit our CLOAK DEPARTMENT. We have macie extraordinary reductions in prices for the balance of our stock of Plush Sacques, Plush Wraps, Plush Jack ets, Ladies’ Cloth Newmarkets, Special Prices on Ladies' and Gents Geld Mounted Dibrellas. FANCY GOODS DEPARTMEBT. Plush and Leather Albums, Pocket Books, Silk Mufflers and Hand kerchiefs, Kid and Cashmere Grloves, Linen Handker chiefs, Silk and Wool Mittens, Toys, Blocks and Games. DOLL DEPARTMENT Hundreds of pretty dolls—-very low in price. B ook D epartment , 10,000 books of all kinds for b«ys, girls, old men. and women, middle- aged, to suit all ages and dispositions. The largest assortment ever offered in the place. FU R D E P A R T M E N T SEAL, FOX, LY N X , OPOSSUM, COON, CONEY MUFFS A N D BOAS. Trimming furs of all kinds. House-ieRping Department. Some very tine bargains in. Towels, Table Linen, Table Co vers,Tidies, Napkins and Fancy Spreads. X 3 x e s 3 O - o o d - ^ X D e p a , x t x x : L o r x t . is piled up with great bargains in Silks, Henriettas, Plashes, Cashmeres, Flannels, etc. P E R F U M E R Y DEPARTM E NT- We keep a full line of Colgate’s Celebrated Perfumes and Toilet Soaps at Macy’s pricets. CO M E, CO M E , COME Don’t be afraid of being crowded. Our store is 50x120 feet and tilled full of goods—enough for all. Let it rain; no postponement on account of the weather. WESTBROOK & STOLL. THE NEW YORK STORE'S o - : K B E i a : i 2 sr< 3 -. A Merry Christmas, A Happy New Year TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS. We have had a nice holiday trade, but we have some nice and useful presents for both young aud old. The most accept able present is a nice cloak. I n O dr C loak D epartment We are showing some GREAT BARGAINS _— m — Plusb Wraps, Sacques, Jackets and Nefmarkets and another nice present is a HANDSOME PAISLEY SHAW L . We have them from $10 to $30. In our SILK DEPARTM E N T we know we can show you some EXCELLENT BAEGAINS in BU Bis, Black aM Golorei! Balia iaiaiaa, FaiBe Fraacaise, Barals, Etc., Etc. We have just received another lot o f those CHOICE MUFFS that have sold so well. Call in and see what we are selling them for and you will take one with you. The Price is W h a t Talks and that is the reason we have been selling so many GOLD HAJHDLED SILK UMBEELLAS W e have a nice assortment left. And our SILK HANDK E R CHIEFS A N D MUFFLERS have oeen the won der of all for both style and price. SOMETHING NEW IN KID GLOVES. “ The French Points.” Ask to see them. Hive us a call, for we know we can suit you, as we have a large and choice stock to select from. Bargains all Over the Store. © 3 «Ss © 5 3 =’i 3 s:e S t . S 5 . Toxd.a,rx JAPANESE GOODS. CURIOS FROM THE ORIENTALS. There isn’t another such a sight in Port Jervis as Hoagland’s Crockery Attic. Santa Olaus is there. Christmas trees are loaded. Thousands of novelties. BRING TH E CHILDREN, New Department. New Prices. Everything marked in plain figures. He’s putting his best foot forward. That’s the place this year. IN THE GROCERY DEPARTM E N T (ian be found a full supply of seasonable goods. Large Florida Oranges as fine as silk, Big Apples, Raisins 10 cents, Pop Corn that pops white, Sweet Cider and Mince Meat. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas, X am Resp. Yom-s OEO W. HOAOLAND. FORTDNET HAYE BEEN SACRIFICED, trains wrecked and millions of lives lost because watches have been behind time, .bun no risk of these catastrophes, hut go to EM M E T Y A N SICKLE’S and have your watch regulated to keep perfect time. His watches tell the story every time—-and all the time, JEWELRY, SILVERW ARE and CUTLERY WAY DOWN. Creegan Block, - 1^28 Pike street. LOOK H E R E ! No need waltioK, IT IS HBKB NOW. On exhibition all thw week at the Jeweliy store a t T , B . O o * C L x t x ig'2 c u t, ' X x i - S t a , t e s , “IT'. The entire stock o f a wholesale jewelry house cousiating ot WA'i'OflEB. JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, BTC., AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL. WEAKMENEfS ood froza ycathfal «rro^ q u ie t l y a t 1
