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F2LT5 THE .GROCER tinxcrk*. CifltLwr, Class War*, \j*a\» and i'nil* to their scauoo. CtllarklnuVe jo*» wants known ami ibty can be (affiled- J. C. L#»dlaf Ca»h Oroctr. 1M MJU.M 87. IMSflVlUJ C DANSVILLE BREEZE TUESDAY , DECEMBER 3,I8KJ. lrwnl«te . And no w cleat awaj the turkey bones aIR] prepare for Christmas. Well, ha* your digestion assumed normal reupo rtioM yet, since the Thank*- giving strain? 1>. II. Aoomb informs us that he has disposed o f bU ahoe business to Mrs. El izmbeth A comb. Tho Gene*>eo Democrat is again punch ing u p he cltUvDt of that place on the subject o f a. fire a'arm. And no w we strike number twelve in the calendar of moot ha for 1393. Only three we«ka to Christina*. Mr*. E . II. Geigerhaa moved into-her Oat inn Ht. residence and Is budding an addition o n At the rear of it. Thanksgiving D ^j was one of the moat beautiful, tunny d.iys that can be imagined. Hardly seasonable, but none the lens enjoyable. There will be more whist to the wiuare inch in Dansvill* this winter than ever before. Several new clule have been formed. Wm. M. Clark of Com sua and Mrs. Minnie Johnson of Rochester were mar ried mi the Preabvterian parsonage hut Tuesday, by Ttev. O. K. Ward- Mrs. II. A . FairchUd returned from her western tripsick. She fainted dead away at Buffalo, but managed to get home. She ia doing well again now.. William W. Uuot and Mias Alice Mar- cell were married last Wednesday even ing by Rev. W . K. Towner. They are both rt* this place. Congratulation u A inber of turkej • forgot last week : that it w*s against the law to attecd ranlr*. Most of them kst th.ir heads as dul aL o tne fellows who snook the dice, very Itk-ly. The man Whito of Pike who recently ran away with a minister's wife, has re- j turned, been forgiven, and no w lives with bis family. That's one way to get a little outing. Last Wednesday night Miss Georgia Faii child reached up to light a lamp, and and in turning around, suddenly threw the ca p i IT her left knee, and now abe navigates on snitches. \Th e Business IHUT is the nam* of Qenreeo's new paper. The first number came out last week. It Is very small now, but the proprietor, Chaa Carpenter, promises that it will be full size soon. N. I*. Klngeley will probably put up a new building frr bh laundry butineaa. It will be located on the M. L. Davis lot, near the Qsslan street watering trough. This will be a good location in more re spects than one. The Thanksgiving collection a t the Union service was $11.90, which, sum was turned over to the Benevolent 8ociety. If any one wbhes to contribute either money or cast off clothes to the society they can leave the same with the president, Mrs. M. II. Thomas. The Sutfln family reunion was held this year at the home of Mr. and Mr*. A , II. Sutfln on Chestnut Avenue. They were all present with their fsmilses, and were right rovally entertained with a good Thanksgiving dinner, and a most enjoy able time was the result of course. \Th e cigarette boy Is not wanted. An Erie merchant wanted a boy ; the pay was fair, the work light and the appli cant would probably have suited only he had a cigarette la hi* mouth. That fixed alru, instaoter. I lews* told be wouldn't do. The cigarette boy Is a nuisance.\— Cuba I'au lo t Theprlsnary dejairtwent of the Union, School coatrlbutsd a wagon load of stuff last Wednesday, raagtag all the way frees vegetables to turkeys. Taey took ll upon tTsemseWs* to *up >ly three families with m*4eriai for. Tkaakaxivlru: Dsy.sad U It safe to say the families were abusrtsnU/ supplied. The exercise* 1st the ditfe-rvat gratis* w*r* Interesting. '•KxflawrUT MoMsU has purchased of John It. Townsnut of New York, tw o Jersey Usoroughbred httfsra' two years old. The y were raised by II. K . Wood good o f Nsw MMrbocoaga, Mass., and prsMsaled to Mr. Towns sad who placed thesa o n (he North farm La t las MUX The price paid was #73 each. Mr. Mo Neil has tfcean la a Is barn where they Will stay until sy^ris*.*—Express. „ \Th e rtfcemsa jadisssd saloon keepers of Mt. Morris Wave wedded t o take dow n their signs, dlsselss their bar tenders^asd go oa t o f business. It Is said public sen timent has become so stroeg against them that no lawyer can be found wh o cares to mi x up la the affair.\—DaHon Enterprise. Why dont they g o t o Nun- da. Tbesao w condition of affairs pre vailed here som- years ago, and the rum- sellers wes t to Naoda and seco; ed Law yer Fieck to defend teem. If the money that is gambled away every night in just one room on Main street were used as it should be s o min y of our yovn g fellows wouldn't by} head over earn m debt as they are* B71, you are big phools ard you won't deny it. Ton never saw a man that didn t get beaten b y the game la the end. 8ave your money. Pay your debts and get when* you're not ashamed to look re o pie squarely in thee}*. These are the best years o f your life, and you are fool- ins: awa y your time. You'll say that our head Is level some day* mJBd our ad vice is good. Mr. and Mrs. M. H . Fowler were re minded of their 10th wedding anniversary when the whist club which met at their, home on Monday night oame armed to the teeth with tinware, in honor of the event. What's this new report that the Erie intends to throw u p the road between Avon and Orneseo? Is it business, oris it only « bluff to scare the O. St M. out of existence? Time will telL Ho w that would pocket Oeneseo, wouldn't it r The only way out would be an electric road from Dana rill© to Avon, and Oeneseo would have to take a great big half of the stock, A buy, or nun, wh o is selling matches and makes believe be is deaf, Is a fraud of the first water, and is not deserving of patronage. He i*. not deaf, but can bear and talk, play cards and charge high prices. He Intrudes himself on any and every occasion, and exchangee ara re luested to give him a bit of free advertis ing, as a J protection t o their readers,\— Angelica Every Wee*. Pass it along. 8OCDO folks don't kno w enough t o be decent anyway. Elm Park is one of the prettiest places in, town. Nice, well kept psths run through it that are wide enough for any sober man to walk in. But they seemed too narrow for some pedestrians, so a sign was put up at each end, reminding them to \Kee p oil the Grass.\ Instead of heeding the appeal they went on the grass and stole the signs. Probably raised in a hog pen somewhere. Last Wednesday night a lad poked bis \voice into Peter Byer's shoe store and yelled that a stranger wh o had just stolen a pair of boots from the bo x outside,w»> even now turning the corner out to Ossian | St. The dispenser of footwear girded up his loins, and hattess and coatless though he was, gave chase. The stranger was overhauled, and when a demand was made for the boots he struck at Peter with his cane, two or throe tunes. The agile shoeman was too quick for him, however, and between the strikes he grabbed the boots, and afterwards swore out a warrant, and the light fingered gentlemen is now boarding at tho ex pense of the county for 30 days. He about fl'ty years old and wore old soldier clothes. ChNreaws SVe I •<!•» , etc. W . a T. U. thb p. m . with Mrs. F a Sanfo d. VY. F. M. S. o f the II. E. church meets with Mrs. R. Whiwman Wednesday at 3:30 p. m. Rev A. O. Sykee of the M. E. church will preach next Sunday night on the Amusement Question. The Ward H. M. 3. will give a supper in the Presbyterian chapel Thursday evening. Read the notice elsewhere. The W, F. M. S, o f the Presbyterian church will meet on Wtdnesday after* noon, Dec. -1th. at half past three o'clock with Mrs. At-drews. Generous were the contributions sent to the Presbyterian chapel last Wednes day. Eleven well-fiUod baskets were distributed by the Chitsiian Endeavor Society, to the deserving and t *shut In ones** also ten sacks of flour. \Inas much as ye have done it unto the least of these my brethren y e have done It unto me.\ The annual convention o f the Epworth League and Y , P. 8. C. E. o f Genesee dis trict will be held In the LeRoy M. E, church Friday and Saturday, Dec- 5 and 0. 8orae of the Dansville chapter will doubtless attend. The monthly social o f the Kpworth League wilt be held this (Toe-day) even* tog at the church. There will be a lit erary and tntulcal program, and a g o d time gecerally. Xo fee, nor no feed. All are cordially invited. Com e and get acquainted with each other, as that is the only object of the social. On8undty night Rev. Mr. Boat wick of St. Peter's church preached in St. Paul s church (lobbing Peter to pay Paul as it were) and the church was crowded to its utmost capacity. Blotte r Boat- wick opened up his batteries on the Sun day liquor business, and he bandied the question without gloves, as it well de serves. He made many statements that might have been startling to many of bis hearers, but be said he was fully pre pared to prove every statement. That the Sunday liquor bus'ness is being car ried on to a great and disgraceful extent there is no doubt, and the dealers have to be called down sharply every s o often to keep them down even t o a back door business. Mr. Boatwick Ins been inves tigating it on the quiet for some time, and is in a position t o kno w what be is talking about, and Is entitled to great credit for thus bringing the matter before the public. That the work s o ably begun may be closely followed up is the earnest wfeh of every l*w obfervinjr, citix*n in this place. However much men may compromise themselves in the matter of selling liquor through the week, they have no Hornse to sell oc Sunday, and should be brought u p standing every time they attempt It. •BATHS. Mr*. Alexander Mo Keown died at their home In Woodsvllle last Tuesday. She was one of the oldest residents of this section. Ths funeral was held last Friday afternoon, burial in Greenmouat cemetery. We have already mentioned the serious 111 new of .Mrs. James KlngaWy. It be came evident some time ago that hse'rs- covety was well nigh impossible.' s o that her death last Thursday although a great sorrow to her friends was not wholly a tvrprbe. Mrs. Emma Klngaley was the daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. George R>wa. and has for many years resided with her husband In We*t Sparta. She was a kind and obliging Christian woman and leaves many friends to mourn her death. A huibaad and one son survive her. De- ceafod was fity-two years o f age. The fnneral was held at the home o f her r on Osama St , at 9 p . m . 00 San- day, Banal in Greenmount cemetery. My shop is opposim the TH*sworth ware hoese yoa can have yev r mattress made over and yow aphoaissrmg done and your' faminr e repaired. X will aharpea your abeam, fix your umbrellas and Ale your saws and gricd your carr- 1 —knives. AL B ca r WKXTOIT. T» TB* M.mm* •r.aaekBdsM . If you are going south this winter let Be send you an lUustrated booklet of seventy-five pages hsindsotnety iUustrated entitled \Facts About Florida,\ issued by the Clyde tine. It gives yo u route, maps and tube. If yon axe going anywhere take the peerless Lackawanna and Its connections For in forma' ion, fo'ders, facts, etc , write Frvd P . Fox . T. P. A. Lackawanna route; Etmira, N . T . See materials for Christmas fancy work at S. J . BuoWX & Co . PKBMIIAX. •sa Oar Conaa* an d Msa H» r Os , Ba t tais 4t atrs >sisw mi s w e •aVsrsvsr . —Miss Rosa By er is home from Roch ester. —Miss Clara Weicli is votin g friends In ML Morris. —Miss Geyer o f Roclteeter Is the guest of MWStadler. —James Bailey and Cart Stephan have been visiting home. —George Chapman was home from Rochester to eat turkey. —Geo. R. Dolloph o f Canaseraga has been in town a day o r two. —Joseph Yochum has been VtslUngJo New York during the past week. —Hiss Minnie Geyer, of Rochester, is the guast of Miss I<ouke Stadkr. -\Willia m Gtlboy o f Dansvflle wss in town Tuesday.\—Cobocton Times. —Geo. C. Ftsk has been visiting ixU old time friend Dr. Davis at Attica. —Mrs. WUoon etylea of Mr. MorriJ has been a guest at J. EL WestcoU'a. —Editor ShuU and Landlord ScovDle of Mt. Morris were in town yesterday —Misses Sadie ac d Grace Schwcodler spent Thanksgiving with their cousins In this vlUsge. —\Jacob GUder of Dansville called at the Enterprise office Wednesday*\—Mt Morris Enterprise. —Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Kramer hare gone to Rochester for a few days to visit among relatives and friends. —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mirtlln of Beech Haven, Pa., have been guests at J. E. Croll's during the past week. —Misses Cora aud Jennie Armstrong and Miss Gertie Yates of Rochester spent Thanksg ving with Miss Clara Welch. Mrs. G, Bastian and daughter. Miss Flora start for California this week, and we understand they expect to remain all winter. OLD II»nEHnACKLE*B OB * RBBVATIOrt* . nslBrUUant , Perhaps , s>at Orlaiaal . I Occ MOTTO t 'Ktrf your Jtnut CM/ ««* *#« Mvi /«/r r kit \ \ auy bt) we're mlMakcn But It wm l **} all tho *atiK> That while ora wr»r \<*al> tor tnmfott ( Tb* t»w wotasn \i *iiU\ fur Eaair, ••Timeworks wondsrs,**—Yook^rs 0» - «ite . He also works the rt*t of us. If you ever tried H you know how much easier it Is to live ninety years than a hundred. *Oniofts for profit,** beads an article in anexchasgtfe But *Iiat if the prophet doesn't like onions r *** The Century for December contains (probably by mbtake) the portrait of a man who b not yet dead. * • • Many a young fellow will chase a pig skin all day for fun, who wouldn't chase * pig five intnutes for his father. • * • There is something M rong with * man's home or with himself if be wouldn't rather be there than anywhere else. • It is just as natural to blame every thing that goes wrong t o the editor as it ts to lay every wretched loaf of bread to poor flour * The political machine is like the clothes wringer in that you must keep the jour nals well oiled. Of course political oil ia money, A big copper cent from a rich man makes just as big a noise on earth, when dropped on a collection plate, as doe-* a silver dollar. But it doesn't In heaven. Capld* * Werk. DOSTWlOC-nCSK. In St. Peter's church on St, Andrew's Day.Ncvember 80th,by the Rev. Alexan der W . Bortwick, the brother of the groom: Jessica Roes Husk to Char ltd EUsha Bostwick. both of Rochester. ajOArHRA.NT. One of the prettiest weddings Dansville has seen in a long time wea that of HI\ land Bishop Hall and Mies Lucy Evans Grant last Saturday evening in St. Peter's; church. The altar was beautifully i decorated with chry*aqtbomumi, fern«, eta, and the church was filled with In* vited guests, long before the appointed hour, being umbered t o thrtr places by P. U Hate o f Little Fall-, George M. Bunnell, W . S. Oberdnrf and Geo, Dd L. Bailey of this place. Promptly at half- past six the bridal party arrived and marched up the aisle to the Inspiring tones of tin organ under the skillful manipulation o f Prof. A. M. Hall. The uiaul of honor waa Miss Katherine A* Hall, sister of the groom, and the best man was Harry E Coply of Elrolra. The bridesmaids were Miase* Fannie Horry, Leil Sweet, Alice and Mary Grant. The ceremony was performed in an impres sive manner by Rev. A . W . Bostwick, afUc which the party again marched slowly out to the carriages In watting and were driven down to the home of the bride where a reception was held, after which Mr. and Mrs. HsB went to New York on a wedding journey. They will soon return and make their home here, and a large circle of friends will join the Batrac in wishing for them many happy yeirs together. BKNTI.T-ROWUET. At seven o'clock Wednesday evening Nov. 37 at the Central Presbyterian Church of Rochi ster, N. Y . occurred the marrisgoof EliasM. Bentlyof that city and Miss M. Olestia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A . B . Bowley of Dansville. The ceremony being performed by the pastor. Bar. Dr. Stebblns. The groom was attended b y Mr. Mytes of Ro-bester, who acted as best man. The bridesmaid being Miss Martha Linton of Dansville. After the ceremony the wedding party returned to the future * ome of the young couple at 890 Plymouth Ave., where re freshments were served to a few of their friends. The bride was attired la a dress of pink crepon and carried a bouquet of white carnations and maiden-hair ferns. The bridesmaid wore a dress of lavender and carried pink carnations and ferns. Among the guests from out of the city was the bride's mother. The groom was formerly of Dansville hut now holds a position in Rochester as clerk for the Western New York and Pennsylvania Ry. Co, At Cherr y Crssk . It will be many a day before '\OH Zimmerhackle** will have a n*cer time than he enjoyed last Wednesday night at the hands of the good people of Cberry Creek. TheoooaMon of his visit there wss in order that he might inject a dose of \Meters'' into a course of lectures that had been arranged under the auspices of the Union School o f that place, with Prof. E. C. Markham. at the helm. *Otd Zim,\ was me« at Buffalo by a J.Shulst, the former sol tor and prop ietor r< the Chsrry Crvek News, aad from that moment his troubles were at aa end. He was escorted t o the little htg town of Cherry Creek, fifty miles away on the Buffalo aad South-western branch of the Erie, aad to the horns of the ex-editor where he was cordially greeted by his estimable wife. Later on he was saade aware that a iMUa u cession had been arranged in hie honor, and he had the j plea ware of forsaing the acqaajataace nf a 1 core or two of the ' .... - - good people of ihe place,' whoa* he foswd to be very sociable aad plea—*. Teen cams the asctare a large and tastlugeat audience, who stood the ordeal bravely, aad we aaoW- siaad that they have BO .ar survived the ': as to he oonval* scent at this writ ing. The next morning \Oid Zim \ re turned to Buffalo and eventually t o Dans U K too lake, however, forTaaaks- giring dssster.' CJaecTT Creek is joet now recovering from a firs that wiped oat a larte portion of her beildiag* a few yearn'ago. She kss aratUleg rood school with a good oorjs of taaoksrs at the head. Prof. Markham sfletsa to be the right man for the ris^t place, aad is doing good work there. There • ar* several churches, a c^aaiasr factory eon ploy iawr, upwards of a hundred hands, and,other iadustries. The town has ocw aataral advantage that any town might properly rejoice over, and that ia las water. There is end. ri»- iag the viUsge a vein o f porest water and H is tapped it means a nice flowing well every time. There are a score of weUs there flowing a continuous stream of water, from a depth of 190 to 180 feet below the surface. Brother Shulta Is no w immereed in business at Buffalo, and must eventuaUT more his family there, as the tl Cvmi- idated Country Press,'* aim advertising agency, rust by C. J . Shults dt Co., is rsaialy aisiimlnn large proportion*, and tt is more than likely that a new daily paper wiQ develop from that source in the not distant future Mr. Shults h a bustler, and is o a the straight toad to hCristmas Fancy Wor k 1 PotntMoUre and Den* work a t 8. J . Blow s dt Co. Tfere w **otlUc*-OvM-k»ear*» , Geneseo has made a move toward the foundation of a \good government club,** and the following announcement of the fact appeared in the Oeneseo Democrat last week : \W e believe that the proper conduct of vUlago affairs is impossible when they are OJQU oiled by political rather than business considerations. Without re nouncing loyalty to the party of our choice In Bute and National i-«ue*i, w e hereby affirm our purpose to disregard party in village elections and vote for men who stand on the followiog plat. form: 1. Village government on business principles In the Interest of the people, j not in the interest o f any ring or party. 3, Village appointment* accuidingto fitness, not because of party membership! or political influence. | All voters who approve the above dec- : taratlon of principled are Invited to m ct at the Eojiine House Friday evening, November 29ih at 7 o'clock. BY OHKER ov CoiisirrTEB.\ And yet our esteemed coo tern poraru-a In Dansville persist in ridicuUrg the idea wh*n ever the BREIZE auggestn that our village atTalrs should b e run outside of party lines. Our present village board is composed of good buiinejs men, but they were all elected by party votes As a re sult they are in duty bound to look after party interests anyway. If village affairs can be transacted without endangering thep If ileal chances of the future, it is done. Otherwise It is not. Questions that are vital to the be*t in teres s of DiDsvllle are snoring on the table, wait lug for soma action of the board thit «ill give the people a chance t o vote nn tbeni. The Is not a republican board, nor a democratic board, but it is a political board, hence, for fear of making the wrong move nei'her half of it dares make any. Why not lift our Tillage affairs clear of such influences ? Let the politi cians fight over the town, county, slate and national affairs, but let the village be run In the interest of the tax papers who foot the bills. sjAfla ^ATrl p taCSlaatswa,' * hlch appease at the Ueckuian Opera House, Thursday evening Deo. l£th, will be produced by the same company that closed a weeks engagement last SUur day eveniogat the Peoples Theatre Phil adelphia. The following Is taken from the Phllad-Ipbla Prws of Nor. Soto. \A TXII* TO CHINATOWN.** That Charles H. Hoyt'a most famoui play, \A Trip t o Chinatown,** has lost none of its magneusm was demonstrated last night when the merry comedy at tracted a Urge audience at the People's | Theatre, Additional interest was given t o 1 the performance by the appearance in the leading rotes o f two favorites In Phil adelphia, Miss Laura Blggar and Burt Haverly, who were seen In thrlr original roleioftbe dashing young wldo# and Wetland Strong, respectively.. It is needless t o dwell upon the merits o f the, plsy at this late date, a* nearly every theatregoer for several years past has beea convulsed with lau«hter by the m%ny amusing Incidents with which it abounds. Mass Blggar, who is a come dienne of note, put alt the life and spirit in the character of the widow that the author Intended and made the part ex ceedingly attractive, while Mr. Haverly as the invalid i n search of health cooM hardly he Improved on. M<M Oct*via Barbe, whose voice is n' t only de'ight- folly sweet, but o f great power and or ra pe**, played Tony Gay in artistic style aad won much applause in the different vocal numbers she rendered. The cast Included Sydney DeGray, Harry Kofsiter, Thomas Lawrence, xis*. Char lotte IWry, Miss Grace lUirgess, and Lillian La Verde, the IttWr doing some remark ably m» t danring. Matinees to- itay, Thursday and Saturday, T -a***, Th e DansvilleBrrrse is thirteen years old. There's al*ay* •\something in It.\ —Cohoctoa ladex. \ rh* Dansville Breese Is thirteen year* okt that week and is stilt blowing a* vigorous and refresaleg as - ever.*— Spring water KaWrprisa,' \The DaasrUle Breeaehas struck the so railed unlucky number Vol. 13. Rut as Burgess is not Mperstitious and has faith, he *>nd the Baxaxx iisa/e, aad we wlah Its genii I proprietors con tin tied ,**—Ms. Morris enterprise. For three years I suffered from Salt Rheum. It covered m y hands to such aa extent that I could not wash them. Two bottles o f Burdock Blood Bitters cured me.\ Ubble Young. Popes Milta, St Lawrence County, N. Y . ChMpSaak. I have a large quantity of new sheet music, which, uniU,farther notice I will sell at one-half off from regular rates. Come early aad secure th» best. A . L . VA X VALECXBCSQ, The sale of seats for **A Trip to China town'** will open at Veith** drug store Monday morning, De c 9th, at 9 o clock a. m . Reserved seats 50 and 73 cents. Parties from out of town can secure seats by adJreesng L. H. Heck in an, secre tary. Notice elsewhere. A eapoer will be given a t the Presby terian Cnapel under the aneptcrs of the Ward H. M. 8 . Thursday evening, De c 5th, from six to eight o'clock for the benefit of the cnurch debt. Every bud v invited. Remember the caose.the church debt. TTaaxaitastTftag Bsraaes k A t the union Thanksgiving service last Thursday night, in the Baptist church, there was a large cODgrdgation. Rev, W. K . Towner preached the sermon. His text wa s Eph. V £0, and the theme was \Giving Thanks.** Following is a somewhat condensed report o t the aer- rnon 1 d o not depredate the lime honored Institution o f a national Thanksgiving day. Yet it seems to me that, like a Sunday worship, one day o f thanksgtv< lug for an entire ycer of blessings is very inadequate. We are too apt to drift In to a formal, listless manner o f worship, and our annual Thanksgiving becomes a custom without heart and without mean ing Let us shake ourselves free from all conventionalities and ceremonialisiui As Chrfat rent the veil o f Judiastic forms and rite*, revealing himself in simplic ity and truth, no longer a mystical bat a real sacrifice, s o the church of Christ to-day should rend the evil of cere monies and stand before the Lord and before the world as the bride of Christ adorned only with the robe of his right- eousno-s with which he would have her clothed upon. God wants not thanksgiving services but thankful hearts. Paul commends the giving o f thanks 1 Q the text and gives explicit directions as to : Whe n w e shall give ; for what »e - should be thankful; to who m and the manner in which thanks are to be rendered. There Is no t a heart beating i n this house to-night, bnt has many things for which to return thanks. God baa pur chased, at prices beyond computation, a claim to the gratitude of every heart. 1. Giving thanks always. David sings * I will blew the Lord at all times, his praise shall continually be In my mouth.\ Whe n days are darkest, give thanxs; tvhect storms and tempest rage; and the beauty o f His face seem* to be veiled in mists o f tears, give thanks. The shadows cast by the clouds are but : evidence that \Bshind the cloudr U the: sun still shining.\ The shadow* that come Into our lives are surety that above the trials and sorrows from whfch thsy are cast Is the brightness and glory o f our Father* one hanging love. \Whe n darkness veils h b lovely fec$, \Wel l rest on hi* unchanging grace.* Let us not grumble becaooe of the shadows but be thankful for the unchangahlenem of God's love, A heart thnt fa \giving thanks always** is like a spring of ever living water In a desert waste, spread ing verdure and beauty *U aruund. (Jivo thanks always because the blessings never cease t o come. When God ceases to bites us daily and hourly then wiU be time to cease the flow of praise from our hearts outward to him. 1L \Giving thanks for all things. Be cause all things work together for good to them that love G d.\ W e have great reaaoo a* a nation to give thanks for the abundance o f tho harvest. Coming as it does during th a timo of stringency In the money matket it at almost Infallible evidence o f the word of God in caring for his people. W e should be thankful for an Elijah among the political prophets of Baal, who dare* t o s*and for the observance o f the law* o f Go d and our country against the anarchUm and communism with which makes u p so much o f the senti ment of many of our citizen*. W e want no Germau Sabbath; w e wantuo French or Italian Sabbath; w e want the Sab- hath o f the L\td our nation's God ; the Sabbath of th Puritans. Let them sneer at our \puritanical politicians'* and prate of \personal liberty.** The purl tan « K >1 ttica were at least pure politics, and liberty our fathers came toth econtii to esUhllah, and fought and died tl maintain, was not the liberty to break 1 the laws of God and defy him wli _ conscience, but to serve and worship him according to the dictates o f con science. Thank God for Theodore Rosevelt. We should be thankful for health and strength, for youth and opportunity, and for old age, the eventide o f life-F- work almost done — journey almost ended—after the day of trial—rest. An old man o f eighty years said, \ I am on the bright side o f seventy.** The bright side because rearest the sunset o f life and the glorious morning of eternity. Thank Go d for rest. Ho w much w e need it. Ami d the turmoil o f life's bat ties and burden* ho w often w e feel tike Longfellow when h e said, \M y heart was hot and restless, nnd m y life was full o f care, and the burdens placed upon me seemed greater than 1 could bear.\ Thank him for burdens, aa they drive 1 to him for rest, and for cares, that w e may cast them all upon him. Rest, Rest t Rest I O weary soul where shall rest be found ? Oh t Thank him above all things In heaven and earth for our thrice Pleased. Blessed, Christ, who calls all wh o are weary to come unto phim and rest. Rest in Jesus, sweetest rest. Y e shall find rest O weary soul ; ye shall find cleansing ef guilty soul, ye rball And peace restless careworn tone. Behold the Lam b o f God wh o taktth away the sin and sorrow and weariaess of the world, and let us fall in humbls »during gratitude for Jesus the gift of gifts, and through him Eternal Life. 1IL Giving thanks unto our God, our Father; not to self, not to cirrornstaace*, net to influencv*. but to Gw L You r ability, your energy, your ambi tion, ycu r opportunities are Ood given. Prosperity aad s access are given to he used for ULmmhehpsagfaUeahaai Uy.\ You are an nmhaseador o f Go d LLiaimlsssisinl and endowed by Him ; a captain o f the life saving, crew to rescue the perbfeutg. These blessings are not yomrs hr right se many times they would reach th* more deserving, they are the girts of God. In the sjtngg M for erfa****** the fittest do not always sorvivv. B*tisjv* me. m y brethren, ha the struggle for ex- kteatce God has a hand ; therefore praise Him for has wonderful goodnes* to the children o«* mesa. Son of man to span is impossible without a prior love to God It Is the God love in man that goes oat to hi* neighbor. IV. Qiving thanks In the name ot* our Lord Jess* Cferist, Ibi s is the only way to reach the riehtrow* and holy ea r ct God. H* nam* is the \open sesame * Into the great heart o f God. Through k the store hooae oon -aisuag all the ikches of hie grac e are o p n t o as, aad. throng* it w e offer oa r words --and works o f prakse and service. Shall w e not learn from the text to giv e thanks—always— for all th ng*—unto our God and Father - in the nam e o f ou r Lvd Jesus CarisC Amen. We*4 Pa r *nlS - Second jrrowth. Oak, and Hickory, sea soned, at $4.00. and $5.00 a cord, deliver ed, spot cash. G, O . Weidman, Cor. Elizabeth and Chestnut St*. Ta r Sal s Cheat* . Grape posts. Fence posts. Grape or Fence wire, Niagara Grape roots. For further particulars Inquire o f J*a. M. KJOTabT, MO Main St., Dansville, N. Y . Bestaater Ps*sefe r swja. Wishing t o engage i n other business I offer for aslo the property known as tho Schuster Hotel and store. The house fx heated by steam. Good well aud cistern. Sheds and barns In good condition. Ac commodation for the public, first class. Inquire on premise*. MKS. MART SCHCSTXK. To exchange, for wheat, corn or oat*, some fine single. Comb Brown Leghorn, Barred Plyrnoth Rock, Black Minorca, Red Cap end white crested Black Polish Cockerel*, at bargains. I havo birds scoring from 91 t o 96i points. G. M. KsXLY,bansTUlo, N, Y . sTer'amle era cap . A good second-hand rye tiiroshing ma chine, nearly new or wul exchange for a good family horse. Call at Dansville Pulp and Paper MiUs. S*J« erSKaresU rams . The Marcell farm In Posgahole wilt be sold on mortgsge foreclosure, at th*$] Brjant hcose. W a viand, December 13th. 1975, at 11 o'clock a. m . This will be a good opportunity for some one to get * small farm at a low figure. A part of the purchase price only will be tequlred to be paid down. For terms o f sale, eta. Inquire of Mrs. Margaret 3chubmeiiL Latest designs In stamped linen at S. J. BROWN & Co. $y> will buy a good piano. Inquire at the BBCXZCC tBce. Dyer Brof. are having a wonderful sale of Jackets and fur capes. The rea son fa that their prices are 20 per cent, below city price*. My K*aaB*rr Staslsea Will in future be found at the store of P. W . Byer & Co. All m y patron* will ilease take notice of the change. N. L. vixosLXT, Dansville Steam Laundry, rreit*. Foreign and domestic All kinds. A. L. HL&BTXS. We have a full une of Black and Col or* d Bouclea, Figured Mohair and other Novelties. DTK S BXOTOSKS. Halraa* Vac e TreaSeasa t by Miss Saling.M- at 903 Main street, Dans ville, N. Y . Shampooing a specialty. Dr. Wood' s Norway Pine Syrup set sent a* a special providence to little folk*. Pleasant to take, perfectly haraa- less, absolutely sure to give Instant re lief In all casse o f cold or lung troabls. Want Column. TTAim»-voK aALawre ) SBKHT. Seems t e Rooms In the second story of my house, for rent. Suitable for drvsamaker's shop. Apply at m y market. PBTKK Guam . Heaset e M«at » On Quay street. Enquire of C DICE. M*«M aa* L« I ycr SsU*. Also quantity of furniture. For par- ticular* enquire on the nernise*. No. 18 W«t Avenbe. Trained Varreae rental* . Enquire of E. Carrey, Dansville, N. Y Waatee V Good nu n to chop, saw,and split wood on shares. Inquire Buzz* Orocx . Just received at Ripley's Jewelry House, a large assortment o f watches, the latest styles, and prices way down. CaU and se e for yourself. 157 Main St. Caaat far caeatawc* . I will pay the-higheat market price for chestnuts In large or small quantities. A . L . UARTCK. . Look at cur tine of Ladies Ready-Made dress skirt*, Mohair. Broadcloth and Boucles. DVKK BKOTUESS. You are Invited to see the new designs in fancy work at 8. J . Baovrx & Co, Look at our Bargain Counter. Alt goods at about ooe-balf price. DTXX BaoniKKS, Coll at Ripley's and see all tho new novelties o f the season. Also have your work nicely done, and satisfaction guar anteed. Engraving, plating, et c Ca t Flewrwv*. The Dansvilte Greenback** ha* a supply of Rosen aad Carnations at wholesale and retail. For particulars, inquire o f J. J. Prcc , 6 Clay street. The New Duplex Sleeve Buttons and all the new styles of Sleeve Buttons, Scarf Pin*, etc , just received at Rip ley*, tar Main street. Dollar Kid Gloves in all shade* and sizes, for 69 cents, Drrx BKOTHKK 3. School books, tablets. Ink, peas 1 holdera, lead and slate pencil*, feck box- es^chool b *g».nc4e books aad everything else for the school childrea, can be faced in Urge variety at the DanevtUe Book store. Out of town teachers and tnssteea are invited to call and compare price* and quality of good*. Twenty yean catering to aa ialeUigeet commwalty en ables me to appreciate the wants of ihe people aad yoa will find at my store eTss ^thing you need. No. 15* Main st. II . W . DcLoa o Proprietor. Your he w doa t lay. Call and buy some green cut bone, at m y saarkst. That will help them sJoag toward th* laying point, I have reduced th* price and am no w sealing It for tw o aad a aasf cents a pound,- or twelve ponnds for K X \EeVwaxt S sj. HARDWARE. An Elegant Une Stoves ANB Ranges! Call and 5 «c tbera J. n. EDWARDS. Oppwril e CUIMM * But, Daa.Ttlle , S. T. Don't Buy Any HOLIDAY THINGS s until you have called at oar etore. DO YO C WANT * nice toilet sett W e have it. DO YOU WANT a handsome lamp? W e havo iL DO YOL* WANT first claw groceries at price* that are right? We have them. —DO YOU WANT a set of dtahe* of a stock pattern that you can replace if broken at any time ? W e have it. ( WATCH TITO STACK.) SCHWENDLER & CONSALUS, Ll . BMCK, B4KHTIU.B, tt. T i Byers Special Bargains in Men s extra high to p 3 sol e grain ki p boot s all solid an d warranted $3. co . Men s extra hig h to p 4 sol e ki p boot s all solid and warrante d at $3 .00. 3 sol e boy s grai n ki p boot s $2.00. 3 sol e boy s ki p boot s $2.00. P. W. BYER Next door to Post Office, Maxwell Block, *X3a.e> Paix. - \The Fair\ = ate <rf tar wdo&k'Chan »d Jaofata. HMJ ww uat Ikia tfOt lata > hole, •id tkm 30 a woa*t kaT . uf dnca t put a to mar, to cainca . B. wh. la llm,*E4ltmjQWMMin foriM. Mir. Whit e jw an abou t it, look at ai x aaaa aa d pick oa t aa. astir . mlL I oa a PUBM yo a l a arte*, ataka, aa d stock. OoBMaadaMmyaaaiplta . Oao . I L Eica , m kUa St . IJaea , tmhrofcter/ aUk. allapar aotea, wontod , Ckteaaak , Uudrjlaa^ Doy- lka, f Caakar pHjofa, crara t c.iw . ao .,Ma , ,'c Evarj -taiBf for f.an y wor k at 8. J . Baowx&Co.- Sick. Headache. \lii ,iliwiai»n»t»<.^. t -. I J * •^.Ki„i.nii.T »a>.r- DC J- JL BIAX X CO. Sss't Fail tt Sss The China Cracker Jaw, large sire finely decorated at o0 and b5c each. Actually worth double. The Sugar and Cream Sits, and Tea tnt.-. Large variety from 15c to $l.2-x Tlie a llO-Pc Dipnor S;taat $7. ^ per tH.*t. A big bargnin. Sets are reallv worth fi>.t)0 to tlUOO. MttHekee out a» we need the room fur other gcuds. Don't paw this by The nice k»t of La*lU» Rur hroidcreil Silk Itindkerchiefii for a *Vr>ecial\ wij will sell •thoiw worth 23c at 15c, t*«nie worth &V. at i»fc,others wurth otic at 33. Many others at just such low figures*. The Book*. tlAiue*. Ttn,Ir «int and Wooden Toys, Musical In- strutuentsv Doll Furniture. Wagon*. Dwbj , Rbckboanb, Clutirs etc , V SM^, fui-n and Saccons Cn«kery in every c*tn- ceivable t «luipe and fonu % s<iUvr ware. Fancy U»* M L *, Kotioas etc, et c AH we a»k is that you give ns a call. Sew what we have. It costs nothing t« k>ok. Ws ars Osssisg Us A Terr fine line o f jcwelr.** r^fpecially 5trong in llings* <ttck Hn * and Cull Button*. An immense line ot Silver Novultie*-, Nut Picks, Crackers, Sugar Shelb«, IV-ture Frames, King!*, Olive and Pickle Fork*, Iiuttvr Knives. .V. D. CuSce S|>ooa*, Jewel Cai-es, l^n Trays and BoxeriandcoantleMothers, loo numerous tw mention. Tho largest aA -ortmenl of D»lb< ever ah* i wo in theee parts. Clu-aper than ever. See our I^-nder—a large Jointed, silk and satin dressed with h^t for $1 0U It 'b -mfiil tu srll then, at ttiat price, but we will do it. Ttiousandd \i others from 1c up, Ti«t> Utsy unpacking tusay much MKirv this week. My (he wr.y ttould you not like t o get first pick at the above goodA , which are being pUced MO wile T Ustt come and tnaku your selection now \The early bird,\ et c Do not put »vfl until to-motrow (or what yon can bnyto-dar . They will not be any'cheaper next week. Kemeuiber we tisve the Goods now and when we are oui, you cannot get them. HENRY FEDDER, X*. Gr. T ^7 *llaor> . 1895 - CHRISTMHS \ 1895 Htliiay ^ WtMiic Prttsstt. SPECIA L OPENIN G o t New Good s for the Holiday Trade. Hundreds ot useful Presents, which have never l>ern shown to the peopl e of Livingston County. Please e»U and see same. No trouble to show Goods . \We have no t onl y the largest line of Furniture ever shown in Dansville. But the best assortment of good tfoods at very Sow prices. Call and see what Reautiful Lumps with Silk Shades and China Globes w e are offering with Ony x Tablet) t o match. Call and get n 1800 Calendar. Hearse to meet any train Night or Day . Al l Sunday and Nigh t calls promptly attended to from residence No. 22 Eliiabeth. Street 3 door s South o t Baptiit Church.
