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600IU. 'jOOIba. MOlba. WOlba. , 500lbs. VlOlbn. Volte Wlbj- Speclal Sale of - - = Candy= Feb* a7th,38th,29th For three days only we will sell two pounds of Aborted CAJIASUSLB for 25 cents. Kramer & Sturm, ItffHAlflW, D*n.Tlll«- COOlba. BOO 11M. CODIba. TOO Ibe. WO lbs. GOOIba. COOlba. 600 1U. MERCHANTS' 4 FARMERS NATIONAL CAPITAL »SO.OO O W T.SrtNXUfO, Prwident WM. KRAMKB, Vice Pre*. O. O. BATXTBSO*, Cashier. OIBXCTOBS .—W T Spinning, Wm. Knuner.li.M. AJtmeTer.W , A Spuming, C. U. Kjwe. D.O. flatterson, I. K Hamp ton, JM. M. Edwards, G. A. itues. General banking bus In em conducted. Aocounis of Merchant*, Manufacturts, Finns and individuals invited. Foreign exchange paiwage Uckeu for tile at low est rates. N. Y correspondent*. U H. National bank, Knauth, IS'achod & Kuhne. D ansville B reeze TUESDAY, FEBHUAUY 23, 1896. %W Cook on ro e Utwi o i you r nmKXE, ana • t the end opposite you r ount , yo u will i n e data. TbU dais represent* the time you r tub* MrlpUon expired. If yo u are In utwi call and •etUeatonce .aJidtbe date will bechanced ALL ABOUND U S The Craig colony la rapidly filling with patient*. W li. Wiilei of UorneUavllle has made an asalgnmeoL The data of the llornellsvllla fair la Aug. 24 to 28, IncluaiTs. ML Morris will vote on the purchase of a stona crusher, to cost $1,000. The Scbubmehl Cigar Co., of Cohocton recently burned out has rented the old factory there and will open up again soon. At Clyde, a tame ferret was found to be fastened on the neck of a two-months' old baby, sucking its life blood. The child may reoorer ML Morris wants the outside door of ita*po*ioffi» kept open all ntghL There U no reason why it should not be. Dana- rille's has been for yean. Edwin Hough of the Uornellirlllo Herald wa* convicted of criminal libel last week, and lined $100 which he paid. It was the first conviction for criminal libel In the history of the county. A Medina boy, thirteen years old, one day last weak way holding a chicken on the block while his brother tried to cut off it* bead with a sharp axe. The youngster missed the chicken's head, but mangled hi* brother* hand so badly that It bad to be amputated. \Mr* Valentine Kurtz, of the town of South Danartlte, who t* a robust woman entered upon a fast thirty •three daya ago with the Intention of continuing it forty day*. It i* asserted that she baa not taken a particle of nourishment for over four weeks. She thinks the fast may rare her of a chronic ailment.\-'-Poet Expires. \J W Wadsworth has over sixty stalled cattle In the barna on the North farm, and one hundred and sixty at ML Morris. They are fed every day two meals of hay and one of eilage from the eanuiag factories, which they eat, cob* and alL with avidity, and. it keeps them la health. They are Canadian cattle, which breeders generally prefer, as they take on flesh rapidly, and are much easier to handle.\—Oenftiea Republican, •*«(• Livonia. Ashley Price ha* gone to Rochester to spend a few days. A great dsel of loo la being hauled from Coneras lake but Is not of an extra quality Too much toe on ths surface. John rarrow had the ndsfortune to have kis foot Injured by a ujjt dropping on it, which has laid htm up the past week. Miss Eva Nash who Is teaching? a suc cessful term of school at South Lima, celebrated Washington* birthday rn Friday, with appropriate excretes. Miss Nash baa also organised a society of Carina n Endeavor, at that place, which booinggnod work. Wesuctrely hope Mr. Krminfer dor* not Indorse uw old Ibdy a method of exer- cbiag hew. which waa mentioned In the Poultry Column of le»t week'* flKKEZX. It would hardly be in keeping with \Justice to All/ A mail with such established reputation for fair dialing, cannot afford to sacrifice it, by any 'fowl** suncesUons, Mr. Kramer is on* of the leading olothlas; merchanta of Liv ingston county,end bis judgment In that line can be relied upon, but his pcu'' it-m will peas for a mkfl L ftcalMewnr •erflkMlaw* * Xs our snow going ? Jacob Slsight has an auction Thursday of this week. V. A. Soctt expects to hare an auction about March ICth. Diphtheria on the hill. One family In our village it quarantined. • Democrat la caucus Tuesday night, Re publican caucus Wodncaday. Shepard Trailer is much Improved, Be will soon be out doors again. Our Literary Society meets with Miss Donn one week from Tuesday Taut. A donation will be given Rev. SUnger- ltod to-night at Memtt Snyder's of this village. The W C T. U raeeta at Mrs. V. A, Scott's this week Wednesday, to elect delf gates. Way doera't that wedding come off that we spoke of some time ago. Our present Is ready. Ice houses are being rapidly filled. The Ice being II and 13 laches thick, but not an extra quality. A sleigh load of people from Dansville came to town drawn by four white horses and called upon Mrs. van 800U, ooe night last week. We didn't hear any nsh horns. Jessie Roberts was accosted by two men on Saturday last, at the blacksmith shop and badly bruised. It Is reported his nose waa broken. He was also hit several times with a rasp. Drink was the cause. <The culprits were arraigned before Justice Oilman Monday. At this writing we* are unable to give further particaiars. We hope the law wQl^noi: be spared!. J Amon o OIJB EXCHANGE* . How delightful \A chestnut is a oocoonut's little brother with his whiskers removed.\— WeUsrWe DemocxsL t I t And baker'* bread ; \When a woman take* up literary suits, the number of canned goods oo her grocery bill steadily Increases.\— A U Chiton Ulobe. t t » Also broke lit* watch crystal i \Hoke Smith ba« made his mark, lie went skating and fell on the ice.*— Owegv Record, t t f Laughs at locksmiths : \OmcerP J. Kingston nipped ID the bud, on Wednesday, what might have terminated in aa elopement of a married woman with a young man of this village, bound for the West. On Thur*day,bow- ever; the parties were missing.\—ML MorrLs Enterprise. t t t No whiskey They want lots of wa ter : •'Some are unfeeling enough to pre dict another flood thla spring.\—ML Morris Union. t t • Moral Advertise \A man went into a store and aafced if he could rut four or 11 vo hour*. The proprietor, who had just found a nest oi new born mice in the coffee grinder, tola the man be could, and then asked bun why he didn't go to the hotel. The man replied : \1 am suffering I rum nervou* prostration, and th* doctor said I wanted to get a quiet place to rest, and 1 see you don't advertise. I knew 1 couldn't And a quieter place.\ And with that he set- tied back in hi* choir and watched the swallows build a nest in the cheese case.\—Many KxcLangea. Ths LesL'stbia , The Log Cabin at Cfeneseo which has been so long in building, was Uually dedicated last Tuesday, under the au spice* of the Livingston County Histor ical Society H is a well built and roomy structure; has a good tire place, and Is large enough to huld the meetings of the society, and also to contain all tne relics ibat have from tune to time been do- nsted to the society. The dptlu-'ation began by the reading of a psesage of scripture, by i£cv Uoyn- Um. after which Mr. tirodle made same xetnukt, sad the fire was lighted in the big tire place, by Hon. Lasac Hampton. An opening address was made by Presi dent Handera, of<Nunda. A poem was read by Mr. Hampton, and remarks were made by several others. Reports of committees followed. Mr. Bunnell gave a biographical sxetch of the late Wm, M, White, and the following offi cers were elected President, Charfea Jones; vice-presi dent, W A. Wadaworth ; secretary and treasurer, L. It. Doty j council men, if . U. Mills, S. E. Hitchcock, R M. Perrine, William Hamilton, J A. Lake, E. W Sears, Isaac Hampton, H. U. Woodruff, C. K. Sacdem. The following gentlemen were ap pointed town committee men for tne ensuing year: Avon, J A. Dana; Caledonia, W 8. McKenzle; Cooeeuit, S. Edward Hlch- cock ; Ueneseo, J B. Abbott i Cirote- Ian'J, Geo. 9. bwart; Leicester, F. 11. Moyer; Lima, E> tf. Jenka ; Livonia, 8. T. tthort; ML Morris, Rev. Dr. Paisons ; N Dansvill*, F. P. Magee; Nunda, James Marshall; Osslan, Andrew Mo- Curdy -PorUge. John Fitch ; Sparta, Jesse Rob&ta; York, A. D. Newton. In th e evening another meeting WM held which was addressed by Col. Ror- boch, and some music was served up by the Normal students. POULTRY GOLOMN. naved la !*a*eia» That imaginative correspondent from Mt. Morris that has related such straage happenings from time to time, has evidently moved over the line Into Nun- da. listen to this, from the Rocheskr Herald's Nunda correspondent, and weep: \For some time pest a large maltese cat wblch appeared to be an outcast and \nobody'» pet\ has taken up its abode in the barn on Oscar Wlllard** premises, which Is rented by James Rogers. Mr. Rogers keeps a valuable horse in this barn and for several weeks he haa noticed this large est was on very friendly term* with the horse. It waa a common oc currence when he came to the barn mornings to Hnd the oat perched on the horse's beck, sound asleep. Yesterday morning Mr. Rogers was awakested at an early hour by a noise on the outside of the door, and upon opening it In came the caL U would not eat a moathful of anything and continually pulled at Mr. Rogers' trousers and kept running to wards the door. Its strange actioos caus ed Mr. Rogers to leave the room, and go to tho barn, bended by the faithful animal. There he found that his hone had been loose in tho barn and after doing considerable damage to things in general, had fallen, aud'tn some way be com* wedged dowu. It was nearly ex- hauated by it* repeated efforts to rise. Aft*.- being helped to its feet the cat made on* leap and waa on the horse's back purring and acting In every way as If satined with; in noble deed In helping lis strange mate out of its difficulty. >sj«als1M^»* •*•)•«•** Ml as Aarwar, \A well-known East Aurora married roan went home rather late Tuesday nlgbL When he went Into his sitting room be heard a little hustling as lit someone was escaping from the room aad also found hi* wife up and dreseed, much to hi* surprise. He demanded to know what all the aolse was about, and at once surmised that hla wife had a man visitor. Arming himself with a lamp, he started out to search the house. The first thing he found was a strange overcoat, next a pair of ovenhoen and a haL At thla point his blood wse more than boiling and with a face aa white as marble he coctinoed searching, all the time being followed by his wife who begged of him to listen, to which be paid no attention. FutrJly after tearing all through the house he at last treed his man In the kitchen pantry be bind the door. Setting down hi* lamp he started in to *'do him,\ and after pullins; him out into the kitchen he discovered it was his wife's brother who h*d dropped In to pass the night and they had been sluing up visiting.\—East Aurora Citizen. To Cure wtafc HMttl , LOM of appetite. (UloVac*. wata* fcnak, rW*x cf food, bonbora , nl*bm«i« t CoUad l» Jinndic*. b«d naipW*. UT» X too. UnMpoii , 7«0*« rtfk arW h'« \ *T™. coortipitioa, ptlpi. Dyspepsia I £*£1V£: Pills. / 'TtTtJX^Zl ct f*>o4 BoarfcUas. food. — A p^l after «*ck ain l WUt« wrapper If ctMtp>ted. ycDoW If bo~tU m kMM. vj c aad jo e at dntfxte ' Scndtaatbr a '\\S. J. A . DEAN E O0^Xla««tas.N.r. tl y slept, daltfblUlL A noiacr'* Frmfsr. nrsusnx D a v axQctar. With eafcr ana s a mothe r pressed A laashlo r bs^ « aaaJnct he r breach Tb« a thai to Umhb mite cried Is prayer. \Now. we n as ata faea la fair. Oh. Lord, kerp Uioa hla maul wttMa As frM from vrsry spoto f •la. \ From llMrttn the L«r d an sojrwer msa* i -Behold. Iffniat as thou haat preyed.\ Wlttln Uii uoar the dsrkurMcrept . And babe aad mothe r gentl y ate ' )*rjm oeirrtMraas: th e mtdalph The w a Lehman aa*wer«d \Kli TIM motscra t the cradel's iMe u Awoft* to fltx) tb s bab e had dtrc . U'ilb grift to act a womaa . wild Hhe eaojrbt ac d Clasped tba msxbta child Until her bea n e**»<iut hi* ow n Waa frokeo—beaten •too* . \Oh God I •bfrcne«I.lnheydeepaJr. _„ \WhT i**t tbo a toocae d a motbef e prayer f Then answered lie : M A* 1 bare d willed. T*y prayer, o b woaian . la fulfllle<l( If o o tbeeart b Ihretll d remalo . Ill* koqI hball s-atber man y a atala ; At Uiy baheat laUetehnr band AuilUkabJ m to Ibe besTsnly land.\ The mo'Jier he«r d an d bowed her head A&d Uld her chee k asmlnatUisdead. BROWS LxOHIR.'Si. Breeds n»iy coine and brssvU may go but the Leghorn will be with us forever. The Brown Leghorn is without doubt one of the best breed of fowl* In exist ence to-day. The/ are one of the oldest breeds and while some of the new breeds hsve come and go no, this breed has more than held its own and is to-day more popular than ever; tbey have by their good qualities earned for themselves a i reputation second to none, and one that will stand as InaTg as chickens are bred.' There is no^by&d to-day that can exrel them for tilling the egg basket, and this 1* not their only good quality, they are ijuick growers and though small make very good eating as their bo&wa are plump and solid; an old hen that 1* good and fat when dxeseed makes a very line appearance. What bieed is them that are prettier or more uprightly from the time they leave the shell than the Rrown Leghorn? And they make the nicest kind of pets if rightfully lumdled. When properly bred they are a very handsome bird and have a host of admirer* a t poultry shows, which shows that they are held in high esteem by the people. They are not a bard breed to bring to a high standard of perfection , of course one must know enough about them to judge what are the requirement* of a good bird and the rest i* easy. A *bow bird or one to breed show birds on the male aide must be large for the breeds have* good stiff, erect, fire point comb, not too large or beefy, should be dark in color and have that proud, \head and tail up\ carriage, that is so pleasing to see, avoid too large comb*. We find that we obtain a Larger per cenL of good combe from a four paint male, than from one with six. The female should also be targe, as the tendency with Leghorns is to run small, should have a medium sixed comb with five or six distinct points, when held up will look like the male's comb, their comb should as a rule (and es pecially for female breeding) fall to one side and should be fine and soft to the touch. The color of back and wings should be that delicate penciled brown which so pleases the fancier; for puUet breeding the females should not have the least shade of red or brick dust in tho wingu, but this is valuable for cockerel breed ing ; there also should be one or more females In each pen with good stiff, straight combs which will add strength to the male combe. Below you find article from the Poul try Keeper which we heartily indorse. Those wishing a beautiful, hvdy fowl that Is always ready for busmen, will make no tolatftke in chomlng the Rro«n Leghorn. \No breed of fowls ever In troduced into this country ha* proven of greater value to the poultry men than the Leghorns. They may be highflyer*, nervous, active and restless under con- flnement, but they can afford to have all these drawbacks and still hold a front place among breeds. They are small in size, but that is an advaqtage, for they quickly mature, and begin to lay when only five months old, whereas, If they attained great weights they would not begin to lay until seven months old. The difference of two months In the period of taylog 1* oamethiog not to be overlooked, a* It represents probably two dozen eggs at least, or fully the value of the hen herself The Leghorns do not alt, but will la/ on when other breed* are fast on the nest*. As improvers of the common flocks, the Leghorns are superior, CA they strongly impress their characteristics on all their offspring. So firmly establiahed are they, that a single Leghorn cock, with a flock of a dozen hens, will produce chics* almost exact ly like the Leghorns, although the hens may be of all shapes and colors, Once procuring a dash of Leghorn blood, It will show for few or five generations, a* .well aa Increasing the prolificacy of the flock. Their excellence cannot be denied,—W. B. Oerman, In Poultry Sun, Flannel shirt waist* In the latest styles and patterns, at MRS. J. J. ROTME's. l a ttiadoW o f a taper a light ftbemna&ed tbroosboat-a U th* loesty nJ*-ht, flat wbe& tfce morulas/ broueb l the sob fchp prayed Tby will.o h Lord ' bednaa, \ •li<j TAMdof* TtUoa. Jur y List . Following Is a list of the names of per sons drawn to serve aa trial juror* at the County court, to be held at the court bouse on the 2d day of March : Avon—J L/Eristol. Caledonia—Simon S. McKende, John Sinclair. Ccnesus—John Durkce. Genesee—John S. Foster, ErwJn J Johnson, William Walls, James O'Hara. Edward Lavery, Jr. Ororeland—Di Stapley. Lima—Simon Kaloae. IiTonla — A. A. Eddy, George £. Thurston. Id' ML Morris — John Welch, FrajJH^ 1 Parker. Dansville—Fred H. Dunham, John Eschrich, Jr., James D. Murphy •Taraasr* Cl«a>, The Farmers' Club will meet lathe E. A. U. rooms on Saturday, \Feb. ^th, at one p. m. sharp. The programme Is as follows t \Talk on Farm Bookkeeping,\ Lorenso Hurlburt. Address, E Bailey, The literary programme will be given tint and meeting will clow at three pin. giving everyone plenty of time to get home for evening work. Don't waste your time oa the street but coma In and help swell the attendance. E. L. MCNAIK, 8*Vy, The soothing, healing effect* of Dr. Wood's Norway Pioe Syrup is felt al most instantly. There Is no other cough medicine that combines so many virtues. The Mar »e— flat* Blest . \We hear of an apple grower who has hit upon a clever method of branding the fruit productions of bis farm. Se lecting a fine tree bearing the fruit of which his shipments were principally composed and that had a good southern exposure, he prepared slips of adzed psper | In which he \ateociled\ the letters of his name, and when the apples were fully matured on the tree, and about two weeks before picking time, bound a slip of paper around each single apple, tak ing care to hare the name part on the \sunny stde\ of the apple, be thus ban daged enough to allow of patting one in the top of each barrel shipped. The sun faithfully perfo- med its work, and when the time for picking had arrived, the name strips were removed and oa each appeared the fall name of the grower. One of these \name\ apples wss wrapped in tissue paper and placed on top of ev ery foil barrel before heading up, and the legend, \look for the name,\ prinUd on the outside of the barrel head. His apples are now known and sought for in the markrt aa \look for the name\ ap ples.\—Albion Republican. KIDNEt LIVER <tf •Mitt\ Diabetes, lhrn*sf1vs^uss«»tysadal*Tfc soloes*] •rtsa > La Grippe, tel. ud Men lort T%G* u l -rluut/. Impure Blood. •esenu. scrofula, saalarta. pimpiss, IWakaa General Weakness, OosatluiUoaaU run down, loss of aabUlasv sad a illatnrll nation to all aorta of work. »-Ca» ••eiiesi eT Owe 9mtta, U mm •**•*, tw >**>** \Ul nttm* yaw is* prtae pLSL. At DrwsjslBt* , aOe . Ussy 91.00 • Daniel Cullman, William Nunda—-Albert Myen. Osslan—John McTamagan, John £ . SootL Pprtage— E» M. Ena worth. Sparta—John Oering, M. D. Rickard. Springwater—Aid en O, Curtis, George Do well, C. A. Baker, Henry Weaver, Chaa, II. Marrlns, Elijah Doughty. West Sparta—Andrew J. Kennedy. Dell Llndflley, Jeremiah Kinney. York—John McDonaid,Theoaore Free- Thi re U mor e Catarrh in this ssruVia of th e country than all othe r diseases put tosrvtber, and nntll the last fe w year s waa supposed to b * local rambles , aa d b y con*UnX>r faJUiur'to ear* with local treatment, proaoacoe d i t In curable, bclcacw ha s prorc n catarrh t o bw a constitutional disease, sad , therefore, requires coaitltatloaai trsatSMBt. Hall'* Catarr h Core, mat) a toe tared b y F . J. Cheney & Cot, Toledo. Ohio, la tb a onl y constltsUoasl enr s on the market- HI * taken Internally-In d< lyatem. The y offer on e honore d dollar* fo r any case i t fails t o core , bend for circular* and tsstlmoDlala, Address , r J.CUKNtTYAC0.,TxJedo,Ohio . KV~Sold b y Urn relate, T5c S UPREM X COUfirWAme* £ . I'rUfleld, •a . lae £. M-l*srBtciew>ledleaaCoi9paiiy, Limited . >'oU«e la hereby STl ^ac, that par- euanitaanordwroftheHuprwB M oonrtmad * l a Uia aba re cnutlc d aetlou , o n U A 24tb flay o f February, ISM, 1. u w aadMaisned Kecelrcr. dul y appointe d In tlila action , wilt, o n the 0th flay o t March . 1BW, a t 11 u'cioc * tn the ture- noo n o t uutt day, a t tba a to re o r p.aca o r onst- ocaa reccnUy occopie d b y th e eaitl defendant, altoai s a t >'uai6«r i*> Mmln street, tn the vluas * o f Dansville, Lann»»io n Coanty.N.V , offer xor aai« an d a«U tu UM blshce t bidder for cash, and tn twlk, dtrewted of the execu tion ilcna whic h axlaisd thereon* a, the time o f m y appointments * suc h Kec«aver, the fol- Wwipif vvnnotX property. UKWIIJ A U u .e pcreoLal property an d a«Mt s o f ib e said. Tu s ti. M . Pax m e lee Jiedic*X Uo ^ iAmited, uospt * la y the actvdsia , notes, jad*mi«**U snn c**n o u han d bolooKine tu u*s aald oorporatHu, which aald personal propert y loci tinea ni*r- channlM uaed tn themanufactur e and In pro- ceaa o i n»jiu.aetiu a o r paten t medicine* an d iroprlecaty arUclea, boxea. boUlea, fortioia*, snsctunery, ttxturea, mpuUM . olOLe flxtnrea, horsee, Waxooa, harneaae* an d various oth«r axtKlea ot personal property used i n carrylnfi o n th e manufacturing; •neineeo- of aaM, th e C M . Parmeiev M-aica l Company , Limited, an d nowi n m y band* aa eac h Iteomver. Dated, UasSTlUe. N. \\ r«b,a.l)W . JOfeBPU W Hcatiaea, Iteoelrer. Row * <fc Falrcbtio, Attorney s fur plaintiff an d Receiver. Eczema In any part of the body is in- BtAntly relieved and permanently cured by Doen's Oinuncat, the sovereign rem edy for all itchlnga of the skin. One day aa Archimedes of Syracuse was taking a bath he started violently, \Eureka T be exclaimed. The neighbors heard him, and were somewhat at a loss to know whether he had found his col lar button or the soap.—Detroit Tribune. Burdock Blood Bitters never fails to cure all Impurities of the blood, from a common pimple to the worst scrofula sore. The little daughter of Mr. Fred Web ber, Holland, Macs., had a very bad cold and cough which he had not been able to care with anything. I gave him a 25 cent bottle of Chamberlains Cough Rem edy, says W. P, Hoi den, merchant and postmaster at West Brlmfield. aad the next time I saw him ha said It worked like a charm. This remedy is intended especially for acute throat and long dis ease* such as colds, croup and whooping cough, and It fa famous for Its cores. There is no danger in giving It to chil dren for It contains nothing lnjurfooa. For sale by C. O. Vxnit, Druggist. \ EMe—\Yea dear, my husband fa a doctor, and a lovely fellow;, but he fa awfully absent-minded.\ Ada — \In deeUr Elaio—\Only fancy! During the marriage ceremony, when he gave ms the ring, he felt my pulse and asked metoputoutxny tongue.\ Ada—\Well he won't do the Utter again,—-Foot 9 lights. The \Etrly Favorite,\ brought out by W. L. McKay, of Geneva, N. Y., has made a great record for '00, 720Jb.uahels per acre. Fifteen separate yields, scat tered over fourteen counties and seven States, average 454 bushel* per acre. These are reported by farmers, and not fancy experimenter*. We understand that the *eed of this enormous ytelder can be had at a reasonable price from lir. McKay. Oysters Oysters * t i B. B. Ba Starr BRA.IU BALTIKORK ^TAXUABM con stantly on hand, \Finest we ever ate\ is. what oar cus tomers pay of the Crackers we are selling. Fresh celevy —oa. r own raising. Lettuce. -W« handle BestFamily Safety Star Oil—best oil the nmrfceL J. C. YaiScwtfr & Cf. t BRXXTlt BLOCK. Dm. Ktufs w A no. Pryosuufroa u M. T . Receiver's Sale. Notice to Creditors. f N PUR^L ANCEofa n order o f lion. Edward t\ Curue. bumajatv o f the County o i Uvuix* •ton, and of the tuiute In Mich ca*e nuul*» and provided, ail t*r*on* bavlj^r claims against line vatate of Umnre I [owe, late of the town o l North Daiunrllle, in aald uouuty. deceased, are required to exhibit the uinc , with U w v-uuehen In sup* port thenxii. tu the undersigned wlmlnltimujr of the (fWRiv etc , uf aid dcc«iu«d . at the otflc* of aald aduuabvalor, In the vlllaceof Lhuurille, in aald county, on or before the Uth day of May, 1MM&. Dated, .Vovembrr 11th, l&G. CHaXVo 1L Uows , AdmuiUtrator. 52w28 Notice to Creditors. I N PURSUANC E o f a n orde r o f Edwi n A . N ash, narrogate o f th* Count y o f LiTlnsa- ton . an d ur the eiatui* la anc h eaa* mad s an d prarldsd, all petaon* barin g ciaima asalnat the eeiAle of Cordelia ayiTeeier, lata o f the tow n of Nort h Uanavula in aald county, de- ceaaad, are required tosxhlblttnsaama , with th e Toachsrs inar-pport thereof, toth a under- alsmsd. Uenr y M . Allmey«r , th* admi n latr «tor o i the eetavta o f »*>ld decaaeed. a t the stor e vt Aiun.ye r A ilopp . In the town o i Nort h Dauavlila, In said county , o n o r before the Sth da y o f AprtL ISM. l )4Wt, Oetober ilh. USs. Uaaa r M . ALTUBYSB, AdmiBlatrator. siwas Notice To Creditors. I N PURSUANC E o f a n orde r o f Edwin A Nash, Sarrotfate o r the> Count y o f J»- tnsston, an d o f tn* Stavtus!« eac h ease >nart* aa d provided, all petvona bavin s rjalms asmlaat the Eatats o i Hsnr r O'Brlan, M thsTow n o f Nort h Da&aTliZe In said Co o daossssd, ar e rsqnhwd t o «xhlbt t th* same, wit h the roucheta la auppor v thereof, to the underal<oed, Joh n O'Bnaa , th* sUeentor o f th e will o f said deceased, a t tna La w office o f Kow e * ralrcbu d l a th e tow n ot Nort h Daae- vtlla. In Said County, o n o r before the Suth da y of March . IBs*. N LUted,-e<ept. 3Jth.in&. JU1IN O BRIAN , s. Kiecutor . Rows A rsiafTHiLD. Attys . for Kx ecu tor . *w» Notice to Creditors. I N punuanc e o f a n orde r o f Edwi n A . Naah. Hurroffats o f tba Oount y o f Lirlnnton^w f o f the Btatnt* In »orh. easa mad e and provld- *d.allperson * haTfasTClalma aealnat ih«£»- tata o f Joh n W . ti^maher Ut * o f th* Tow n o f Nort h baaavlll* In aald County , deceased, are required to exhibi t the asms , wit h ths vouch , are I n support thereof, t o th* nnderslrned, KiecuUxr o f the wilt o f aa H deceased, a t the offloa o f Char lee H . Iiow o in th e town or North Danerllte In said County,o n o r before th* aith Are you suffering from rheumatism ? Thomas' Eclectia Oil has cured thouss of the worst esses of this terrible disease. It only costs 2C cents to try iL Our people are growing more and mora tn the habit of looking to C O. VnrrH, Druggist for the latest and best of every thing in the drug line. They sell Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, fatuous for its cures of bad colds, croup and whooping cough. When in' need of such » medi cine give this remedy a trial aad yon will be more than pleased with the re- sulL Uartalaaaa t Letter*. LUt of Unclaimed letters remaining LB the Danavilla Fost-cffiee, Feb. 23, lbwS. Harry Ackerman, L. W. AtwocKl, II. L. Hymer, C. W. Koony, Wm. H. Fhllhower, U. E, Smith, * Dr. M. L. Van Busklrk, Mr*. Sarah Dutton, 4 * K \ L. parmer, \ Welthe* Smith, \ EtU White, Mies Cora K. Gray, In calling for letters please say (t Ad- vertUed,* 1 giving data. At the Vaudeville. Ferry—\I\ wonder I what reason they can find fcr callias; that living picture Procrastioatioei T Ha-grearo* —' -Becauss she puts every thing off, I reckon.\—Cincinnati En quirer. a speedy cure lor the most obsti nate cough. It cannot fail HALES HONEY HOREHOUND AND . TAR Bat*'* Hose r o f Mliifci—< aad Ta r BCUillas *«actcforaooej|*sr any throat erDraacUal trouble. Aakyewdraswat. P iks*e Toothache Drope eure la owe mln n te. \I have no objection,\ said Mabel's fa ther, \to your being an advance woman, None whatever, In fact I am rather In terested in eecing the result.\ \Bow do yon mean 7' \I want to see whether the advanced woman fa going to have sense enough to appreciate the young man who Improves his mind and saves his money, or whether she'll just go ahead a* usual and fall in. Iove> with the one who hasi surly hair and plays the guitar.' —Wsnhlngton Star. RHEUMATISM A»d ,Drl—y TrcmM—. A RMMdy DANSVILLE. N. Y. O. C. Vrith, druc«l,t, ot 131 Uiin St, Du»rlU« t N. Y.^AJ, : --Tho demtod for Ori D.tld K.nned;'. F.rorlia Rtmtij km bm itaiMljr and oonrtaat ,vrr ,1M . Z h*Te br«n la bualnm . It U « MVIJMXI nmtif, Md la owe, of lidary, b]wld«r wd nrtaMT/ troubU, and rknuaatlHn,lt, vork hw bM am\rlw Liter rllimr. ooiwtlpaltoa aad aeadacbw havo bMO liaally hasnltMd by ila uaa.\ OH. 01VID KEHEDT'S FAVORITE REMELff la pMactibed w [ih aafalllBff MOOM, tor raeumaUMxi, d^tp^ala, UHOLTJ ud aeira traabk,, in which it baa cared mapj that wero coBaldered be/oad tha aid of medloiw. All draggiiU, |1. Notice. Tho Dansville Steam Laun dry hoa shut down, until our new building will be ready, which will take about four weeks. In the mean time our main office will be at P. Vt. Byei^s store, where our patrons can leave their laundry. Work received up to Wednesday noon and de livered Saturday Resp'y yours, N. L. KiSGSLEi -.'Prop. n CAT /IRKEf I lia\e a complete stock of Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton in their season. All kind* of Smoked Meats, Sausage, liologna, etc and all ant class. Salt and fresh Ffch, FRANK N. WELCH, 190 MAIS Sr., DANSVILLK, Y Opposite Granula Works. jjyex mxos>. CARPETS L DYER BROTHER are re ceiving the latest Spring Styles in Carpets Ingrains Yelirets Tapestry Body Brussells Prices have never been so low as they are this season. NEW < FLOUR S STOKE I have leased the Dippy store, nearly opposite the BRCCZK block, and shall carry at all times a full assortment of Flour, Feed.Grainof all kinds, and Seeds. I have also a choice stock of con feet ion cry and cigars, for all those who need them. All I ask is that the citizens of Dansville give me a call when in need of anything in my line, I am sure I can please you, c Samuel E. \Bower. S DausTllIc , x. v. QROCKERY- An entire N'cw Stock [of Crocker}', 3 New stock patterns—Din* ner and Tea Sets of (lie bent warc,Pancy decorated china piece* ot the latest style and pattern. Nothing better in town. Also a line of Dec orated lamps. New goods received every day. Prices righL BURDICK ft WBLCH, aflausSt, ( Wlaa. BL A.*ASJt , WHO BKUS THK Ban PIANOS AND ORGANS, AT COIIOCTQS, .S\ Y . tiding knowlealie o f muale, l a a siratcr or leaj atgne, la now ooniUem l oecearary, l a roaxMUac oa t one'* edoeauos. T o bg able tonlar tome mimical butrcnen c rnu<ntiablr well, Dot onlr addaTcluna sad stbcc, but U aeotaiic* otimi aituiactlaa la the p^caeo r ot ths aaonplUh . merit. Guod Inatrumenui sa d food UuUuction arceaatlr otauned. II i t la desired t o piocutw m flntclam PJAXO OR OKGAX, or an r other amw n Murieal IostruBient. a ; tmt f^wfarrj ^LlflLB PRICK aad •» JaOat co.<- V£MEN T TEKMS, d o Dot fall t o wHt* o r call \pan the undmrlffteti. Special baiwln . o n tba WEEKS, UIER90.S\. SWMU^Mt^tJKLD . C3IOWN, PsUalDntn 1 I1AYNZ3 ffTKCk sa d other ivsll-kaows and rfr liable Pianos. Al» the PACKARD, CROWN. WllXO Z A WHITE SKLr-ll^-iXNO \SYitFUOSY?' RENCE 7-ocUve llaao-caa;, BOWLBY, MILLER, and other flraKlaae orfana, ^ All Rood* bout hi direct from manufacturer farcaafa.atloweat jobbloa; prtcea, fraqaentlr In Tbrmich bu m practical experience, both aa mualdan and dealer, amallcat poealbta expeaeea and coat of dolus; buatneas, make Itmr tor e purchaiarr ofan r kind o f a musical instrument to SAVE MOSEY b y dealing with W . st. ABAIB, all o n or writs him belor* bu jlaf> ATTENTION , PENSIONER S I 1H E aoderstcae d has been granted aothor . • lty by_the aaentai T o f tha latsrlor to mnrntClalaaataa*aceatoraUoraer , be- Core tho Bnreaa ot Paaalooa. A. full una 0 f Blanks o a hand—prompt sa d falthfol aUentlo n stTeQ t o mil rT-^i . JAXXau.BAXXR ' laeejreaoeOatoe, stsjwaQ Block. MAIN ST. O. O. JPowlanr. 5TILL TrlET Q0! AMD WHAT WONDER. For we are selling them at just one-halt the former prices : $14.00 Garments for ¥7.00 912.00 Garments for $6.00 $10.00 Garments for $6.00 $8.00 Garments for $4.00 $6.00 Garments for $3.00 $5.00 Garments for $2.00 Of course we are making a big sacrifice at these prices but we want to close them out. Our loss will be your gala for with three months of cold weather before us you can readily get mine received ior all they cost you. SPECIAL SALE OP DBESSGOODS REMNANTS beginingthis week.—We have selected from our stock all remnants of less then dress lengths and put them on sale at one-half price. There are. Iota of good things among them just right for a shirt, a waist or Misses dress. You will find them on the long table with quantity and price plainly marked on every piece. NEW TABLE LINENS ARRIVED THIS week some special values 25 37J, 45 and 60c and a genuine Turkey red and , white checked damask at 25c. former price §7}c. fast color A cordial invitation extended to everybody Q. Q. FOWLER. t3T\Watch this space ' for our new ad. next week. E. C. ScEnrnrozL. mar auiat maa aa LCTOT WULITU' rally Muuirrrj. |
