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J.C.FOLTS THE GROCER! ¥ ¥ KEEPS Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, Cod0Mi, Mackerel, Wbitefish, Canned Peas, Bcana, Corn, Tomatoes, Roast and Corn Beef, Orange*. I*mon*, Banana**, Itaialn*, SpI«a,Coniectlor.ary, Cigars, Crockery, Glass Ware, Dtahea In alt grades decorated and plain, Lamp* of all klnda from high priced elegant once to Cheap and ootnmon ones. 4 4 I have hundred* of other articles that 1 can't enumerate, bat Invite you to call ' and examine. J. C. FOLTS, 1<S MAI D ST . DaNgVnXa. DANSVILLE BREEZE. TUESDAY, MARCH 3. 1896. Toll your wile all the news, . \Bill Nye\ was buried but Tuesday. ••Why doesn't he marry ber and be done f .- M with I t Expert* claim that It cost* $35 a year Jo keep a cow. :'> f > Scon another daughter for Mr. and Mn. F. J. Kramer, bom but week. The 4 *Brooklyn Handicap Co.** gmTe a I°° d «Dtertainment but Friday night. An extra hour's lead early in the •XA- snoroing will keep you one lap ahead all OberdcrfJt Edwards are advertising a lOO»acrs wood lot for aale, tn another *' ^column, ,v ./^~ Jerry Bollea, well known to many, an 'I old resident at Coneaus Lake, died last .Thursday. We extend thanks to George Harrison for Arizona papera containing Interot- , big matter. J Town politics are red-hot this year, ^'aavI almost everybody is willing to have office thrust upon them. I * was a California editor who wrote ~.law paragraph: \Grafting is the only game that is commendable.\ Who hath redact* 0 / eyes? Those are afflicted with the new form of Jgrlp that Is troubling people hereabout. I,' Mrs. Barbara Jonos was surprleed by sj large party of her Methodist friends lan Tuesday, and a nice time was the mult. ,J The weather wise'say that the last ~ Vrlday of each month rules the follow- lag month. Tee sun t hone beautifully Friday; i | A large party of her friends drove up ^&'ta> the home of Mrs. D. Banne last Wed- nuday, and surprised her. A good jolly is reported. g The Expreeslearnt that Arthur Lester; .''I larmeriy of this place is likely to die, '/'.' laving been steadily declining. He lives aft Carthage, Ho. c \The LeRoy Gazette rejoices that the last winter month of loW is put , and at* Batavia News reminds it that Decem- i.?f- : bar is yet to come. Quite a number of the smokers o f this Tdage a n taking an antidote and sev swoar up and down that they 'have ^f kw* all desire for tobacco. 'Clarence and' Frank Feostennacher move to Dansville havings la*Bed stair West Sparta farm for some yean *^fc> come, to Horrts'Stoner. Fred Buxton bs* bought the E. P. Clark house, corner of Main and Liberty Streets, and Mr. Clark will move into the sear house, on the same lot. 'v Frederick W . Noyes, Esq., was down a lecture at Hornellsville last night, em a university ex tendon course. His •abject t* \Goethe and he handles it .^^7\ The stereopticon entertainments given ^•>*X Prof. Canner at the Union School pi^ Wilding several nights during the past &^wsek, have been greatly enjoyed by a TTv; ail l 1 i number of people, >f'.V .John ODderhUl of the Bath Advocate v . lias bought the Wyoming-County Times Warsaw, and will run it, after March He ts a good newspaper man, and '-will without doubt, do well. The Protective* wtfund up their fair •Mslnw* last Saturday night with an •action at'which tfre left-over goods ere disposed of. P. 8. Owing-to the kd weather the sale wa4 postponed. February had evidently used up alt her [•see material for the odd day aba threw lsst Saturday was tho nastiest one of • season. A. drlxxling rain mussed o p gs all day loeg. That 's the last Feb. In eight yean. •'Plan to give the boys a chance next Set apart an sere for him and let hare the money he can make for The girl, too,\— Avoca Advance, scheme, SUsbee, If ycu' haven't boys than acres. The water question has been agitated vely during the past few day 9. was not raised b y the village board, Us warm s«« melting the big sttow on the hills shout ua, and what to with the, surplus was the question. It is very evtdsat that the Advertiser aot In faver of a professional base ball se for DaaeviUe the coming seaeosi. • doubt If there tver 1 was a ball nine [jtfd, professional o r otherwise, didn't wben It di*banded,, owe the iters. J Bash 's corporation^ election occurs to- The yoang men of the place hare on a strictly rion-partisan board trusts**, and- will try their best to it. That 's what Danaville's young will do some day.' Tillage affairs Id be taken oat of politics. fi In another column will be found a no- of sale of the personal property of late E. M. Parmeiee Medical Co, It! be sold to the highest bidder; and in- everythlDg complete, ready for i \purchaser to jump right in and run bnsineas. You'd better buy it. and IL The Insurance men have paid over to fire department the annual ta x of percent on,village business done in ign companies for 1895 as follows <t Edwards •31.88, M. J. Mo- tM.23, G. U Krilii *3«.68, J. H. $96.48. This money is equally between the four fire companies. This March is all right enough. Don't fail to read our \want\ column. P. B. Hupp has been laid up with a lanie back, Town meeting occurs next Tufsday. Prepare to rote. The big sleeve is doomed. It Is already being discarded In Paris. Fred 1), Johantgen has bought the Nettler place at the upper end of Liberty street, Tho report of tho citizens bank will be found In another column. Look it up. It b a good one. March 20th, the edition of the Rocr.ee- ter Post Express will be given eatjrely to tbe VOUDK Women's Christian Auocl atfon. A man claiming to represent a Syra cuse firm Is selling school flag* In this vicinity. Look out for bim, or you will regret I t A. >oa of Thomas Olmstead had his leg broken yesterday on Main street while catching on a wagon. Boys will do it, and occasionally one gets caught. Tbe fire department meeting last Tboreday night resulted in the election of Jacob Uuver, of Jackson Hose, chief Geo. R. Crown, of the Proteotlvn, 1st amiatant; Charles A. Brown of Union Hose. Sad aatlstant; John Rectonwatd, 3rd assistant t Bereno Adams, president; W U. Bean, secretary. We see it stated that tho Erie ticket sellers and baggagemen bare just re* oefved notice that beginning Marco flrat] they must collect 30 per cent, (one fifth) of a full passenger fare for each btcycle carried on Erie trains after that date, and the owner must deliver and receive them direct to and from the car. By reference to the call published In another column it will be seen that tbe annual meeting of the Dansville Saving and Loan Association will occur next Monday night at the Exchange street fire building. It b an Important meet* ing and every member should be present either in person or by proxy. Don't amume tbst everybody else v. „* be there, and then kirk at the work done, but go yourself and speak your mind. During tbe past few days some young meo In town havo learned that holding a fellow up at night and taking a ring from htm Is nothing short of highway robbery, which calls for the grand jury, and Is usually followed by imprisonment This law la a dangerous thing to fool with, for, innocent as it looks, It Is gen erally loaded, to the muzzle. The boys had better find some other and less dan gerous way to settle their differences. The farmers institute last weak was well attended throughout, and of much interest Our farmer friends are absorb ing the idea that much can be learned at these institutes that is of practical benefit to them. Most of the points brought oat by the several speakers are just what any man can read for himself If he wilt but tako the time and trouble. But someway it seems to strike them more forcibly to bear it from the mouth of a speaker than to read it in the columns of a psper. W e have not room for an extended report CkMres>««», l *cUU«t , tee. Ward H. H. a meete withers. M. II. Fowler this afternoon. W. F. M. S. of the M. E. church meets with Mrs. R, W hi teniae Wednesday afternoon. Dr. Fanny flurd Brown will give a talk on Medical Missions, at the Annual Meeting of the W, F, M. S. to be held at the Presbyterian Chapel, on Wednesday, March 4th, at 3.80 P. M. i<oordial in vitation is extended to all who are inter ested in Mission work. Rev. B.F, Smith of Rochester preached at the Union service Sunday night In the Baptist church. It was a good straight- from-tbe-eboulder sermon' and just whit the people like to hear. I f they want flowers they can pick them themselves, but the gospel in plain unvarnished language teU people thinking. Tbe re vival meetings at the'Baptist church will not be continued after Wednesday night JAMES IlJLSSOM. Last Friday morning wben Mrs. James Hassom awakened she found her hus band lying dead by her side, having pass ed away quiottj during tbe night He had not been very well for some time, though he had not been confined to the house. Deceased was sixty-seven years of age and had lived in Dansville for many years. Tho funeral #111 occur to day from the house at two o'clock. am. JACOB nuvto. The wife of Jacob Huver, Jr.,dted last Thursday evening of consumption. She was thirty-one years of age. She leaves a husband and one child to mourn ber loss. The funeral was held from S t Patrick's church, Monday morning. FRED 8ATE8. Fred Bates died at the home of his mother on Adams street Sunday after noon, of typhoid pneumonia. H e WAS twenty-six years old and unmarried. The funeral will take place at the house on Thursday at ten a. m. XRS. nxxxnicr Biar.it. Juliette W. widow of the late Bete- dict Bagley died at her homo corner of Liberty and Elizabeth streets, last Thurs day at the ripe old age of elghty-slx years. She had for years been an in valid, from a spinal trouble, and her life has undoubtedly been lengthened mater ially by the tender ministrations of her only living child, Miss Mary Bagley, whose constant devotion to her for years past has done much to lighten her afflic tion and comfort her in her declining years. The family moved here from Nundaln 1860, and In 1670 Mr. Bagley died, since which time tbe mother and daughter have lived alono. Deceased has but one near relative living, L. G Woodruff, who is her half-brother, and whose borne U in Buffalo. Tbe funeral was held at the house on Sunday after noon at three o'clock. Quarterly Repqrt «*t*# riltseas Btemat «r SMawvllle lbs nemlNST « f ta>* astat ear r «*r««rr, 1896* HESOUUCKa. Loatuaoft DUconutx, ]rm due tmm IMiwion , UibHUjof Dlrmnr*. Mper Bcbed- ule (wnuken) Hue (ram Tru*t Conipauie*. Stale rrtJche-lule per perBohwl- SUKtTawTlJoodt, M bcrScbtHlaie tfprot*, 3* per HcJteMufe L.a. uvalTcnttrr NotesKn4 Clrco* IsllDX Note* Ot N*tlon*l Uuikj Cwblwiu, rlii BlIUswl Check* for the next d»jr*« exchange*. Current Exptowf > ..*<j T.tCI.TJ moo LIABILITIES, Cspltal Stock raid in. tn Cuh })UM rund „_llvtdedlTofiw,viJL. IMpmlUKb]ertMcbeck..tl07.(3*.4« Dun tod cerUrlcate* or (Upoolt lfl.iMMM CnpfcfclillrHeod*...,..' 9,00) U) STATE OK NEW TOKK,j, 1 . _ Ielder,Caih- leroftbe Citizen* Bsnk or l**n*rllle., t Rank located wwl doinjj budnefj at .So. — M*!n*imt In ths Tll'Hrto ^wmn^Jniwt ^cfluotjf bdnit the MDH, I*, In all rwpects, a true Hatets*iit or I U>s cnofllumi of tbi n*l Bank, before the truw actlon oT stir UatneM on the^nh dajr *-t Feb- nurr : aod thvy further ««r that the bud- 1 am or a»ld hank aa« been trafeacted at the lora* tloa required by Uw twaklntf law (Chip. OS, Lawn oi amino* elasw here ;a»l Out tbe abnre report Ur^de In compliance with •nam- clsInoUctrcfvrrnl rrcm UM Saperintendeofe>ol Buki de«(caaUn( the vth dar of Pabruarr 1W. Mlhfldtroa wblchnteb reportehallbe made: thst deprnenw* kuowkdra OTUM corracUeai of | the forticnlnn rrpart tp arrived from a ennetant r»ulUantr wlUiaod fntpactlon of the affalnof Mid corpnntUon. and tbat aald report and ar-hedolM were prepared und»r depousu* [«r- SeTerklTrfiibaeribed aad nrora to bf lolh de- nooenta, the '^nd dar ot Mareh IWl. before toe. Notary Public. 1 OBO. A.8WEBT, Preatdent. r*. n &UiKR. Caahler.- Abeat Kvarr&sitas; Worth s^ttoniog-can be found at my •tore. . All the way from dolls, drums, whistles, cradles, carts, wheelbarrows, and all sorts ot trinkets for the little ones, to candy in all grade* and foreign and dooMstio fruls* n{ all kinds- for the older oees. I have a specially fine aesortmeet of cigars mad tobacco in the best braads and grades that Is bound to please the smokers. Call nad see me, whatever you want, Nice warm gloves sod mittecs a epecialty. A . LVHARTKE , Opposite fly land House, TrsewrtUaf. T am prepared to do typewriting of all kinds on the shortest notice- Work ac curately and neatly done. Lectures, es says, stories, and ma«u«crfptof all kinds at So per page for the first copy, 4c per page for the second copy and So per page for each succeeding copy. Legal and Letter work at 5c per folio (100 word*) for the first copy, So par: folio for the second copy and la per folio for each succeeding copy. I also have a \Heroeograph\ and can make a great many copies at a very low figure. Work *ent by mail will receive prompt attention. Write me for particulars. CHABX-XS £. Mraarx. Genesee, N. V, PEKSOHAL. •sat Mas' Coama, ajlel Uis Mmj Ge, Bat lbs \Braes*\ Blows onferiTir, —Johnson the pitcher was here last Friday. •Ules En drew, is visiting at Newark, N. J. a gue.t at R.»v. Shamum 's. —John Prevot of Buffalo visited at the home of E. IA Gardner ovor'Sunday. —J. E. Opp of Newark.N. J.,Uvi«IUng his mother, Mrs. Suaaq Opp, on Cottage sueet. —MUs Abble Crlefleld has so far re covered from her Illness with nieasels, as to return home. —Mrs. Geo. A . Sweet has gone to Cal ifornia to visit her sister, Mrs, Taft, and her mother, Um. Maxwell. —Mr. and Mrs. C, N . Kramer of Ex change St;, have gone to Rochester to visit among relatives and friends. J. K . Mann and Mrs. R. Valhlnger attended the funeral of the daugh ter of Jolin Mann In Bishopville, N. Y. —C. A , Wordvn was called to Manoab, N. Y., last week by a telegram snnounc- ing the death of his father C A. Worden who was accidently*killed on Thursday, we believe, by being thrown from a sleigh and striking on the ice while croeslng a bridge. It is a aad case. Beau** of B! II If re* Edgar W. (Bill) Nye, died last Satur day night, (Feb. 22) at his home near Ashevllle, N. C. Ills wife, two sons and two daughters were precent when he died. Be was born in Maine,In August, 1890. He was admitted to the bar in 1870. but turned his attention to liter ature. Was a voluminous and popular writer with an enviable reputation on both sides of tbe Atlantic He was not only full of wit and humor, but of all thisa aindly stmtlments that are a credit to human nature. The following anec dote with many others Is told of him: \Bis father still live^on bis Vermont farm. He and Bill correspond now and then, and not long ago tho old farmer wrote his boy that he Deuevtfd be would tell the farm. li e said it was heavily mortgaged, and It was all be oould do to p*y the interest. He had written to BUI Rye's brothers In Minneapolis, but they didn't seem to be able to do anything. Ue itill owed 93,600, and as he was an old man, thin was too much for him to carrv, and he thought he would sell. As Bill Nye read this his ryes began to Mil. Be is, you know, a mighty sensi tive fellow, with all his fun. He hap pened to have some money on deposit in lbs bank, and be took out his chick book' and filled out a check for |2.90O. He signed it in such big letters that it al most covered the face of the check, acd wrote his.name in full, Edgar Wileou Nye. This he sent to bis father, and as he did so, away down in his soul, I ven ture, he said to himself: \Well I guest they'll think something nowof the sickly little cuss whem they thought they would have to support, who didn't know fig ures, and who had to go west to make his fortune.\—Buffalo Express. Tfte Ae»a»e -CsinT W•*•*!•» . The wedding of Daniel O. A comb and MUs LiUla If. Curry took place as an nounced at two p. m. on Friday last, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles O. Carry,' of Sandy HUL The ceremony was performed by Rev, O K . Ward in the presence of a Urge cumber of scrvta. .It was a most de lightful affair throughout. Mr, and Mrs. A comb left on the Lackawanna train that night for Philadelphia, where they will remain a few days and then return to this place where they will make their futoraboene. They have a bo* of friends berraboot who will .Join the BBJCXZB in wishing for them a long and happy voy age over the aaatriaootiUl sea.. OLD miHinBItHAOKtjSPa OB* ftKRVATIOrfft. (letBrlillaat. Perhaps, hat Ort*ioaJ« Ou MOTTO t \Keep your hted coot and i/wsr ncwrpapcr hvl. Should be looked into— a telescope. V A matchless cigar lighter—A run And every man whom he \pants'* goes away happy for be always gives them a good fit. If vou have pants, then It may be a coat and rest you want. Just as well, ho can \/nit\ you.- It mar be an overcoat. Setter yei, for be delights In making overcoat*, and they always fit and look neat aad comfortable. The name of thi* public benefactor Is George H. Rice. He made clothing before the present generation of tailors were bora; and has always kept abreast of the times and up to date on styles. Call at 187 Main St., aad be will fix you out la a sataifacsory roenneav A fTartk XeaU«srfsis> The \Early Favorite,'* brousht out by W. L. McKay, of Geneva, N. Y. , has made a great record for *95, 730 bushels per acre. Fifteen separate yields, scat tered over fourteen oounties and seven Stales, average 40* bushels per acre. These are reported by farmers, and not fancy experimenters. Ws understarid that the peed of this eoonnoasyietdercan be had at a reasonable price from Mr. McKay. * aunti Milk. We have established a milk route in Dansville, and am prepared to furnish good, rich milk to all who apply. Special attention given to sterilized milk. Or ders left at the Hy land bouse will receive prompt attention. A. J. BILL at Co Certainly, Ethel, a white feither is al ways lighter than a dark one. Short weight—A two-hundred pound man only 6 feet 4 Inches high. • • What will we do for forest fires, when locomotives are all changed for electric motors? • a • \That Sciueoxem is too stingy to live.\ \Yes the only thing that can ever kin will be hog oholera.\ « • Oh, no, Johnnie, the farmers of that town are not all Corning, some of them ratae tobacco instead. It has been raining salty enow In Utah, There was more danger of its spoiling la Brigham Young's time, What a s'ekener those X rays will be on the fellow who covers a soiled shirt, front with a big shield tie. % a The healthy man can 1 oca to his stem* aoh only by hearsay, but the stomach of a dyspeptic covers him from head to foot. • « They are using potatoes for fuel In Dakota. They probably put their eyes out before they burn them, else the tear* would put the fire out. • The editor of an exchange wants to know what to do for cold feet. We answer: Tell her to get up and warm them, or you'll eleop In another bed. • Riding a bicycle In the month of February hi not legal proof of Insanity, but It should be.\—Buffalo Express. It simply denotes three cranks on one wheel. *•* Tell the truth tbcugh the heavens fall.\—Exchange* Yes, and the heavens would fall, from astonishment If torn* men did in a moment of abstraction tell the truth. *•* If we were going to train for the prize ring we should begin by getting the point taken from our ohlo, AS that seems to be about the only spot where a knock out blow can be administered. *•* A mouse built a nest In the clock of: Will Hoagland, of Ht Morris, and began to rear a family of four,, which inrsires us to adapt the following from Mother Goose: Hickory, Ulckory dock, A mcaae got in the clock It rn|aed a Tamil/ of four And the clock *ron't so any more. Hickory, dlcko/r dock. • *• • How do you feel to-day, Miss Much- rocks?\ \I'm steadily declining, Declined; three offers of marriage yeatorday, and One this morning.\ • A lawyer, may win a doubtful case; a doctor may cure a dangerous case; a student may read through every book in his case, but the brewer puts up a that will knock them all out if they drink it. • » A RHAPSODY, Just think of it. Only a month to the first of April. Then come* warm rains, green grass, robins and bluebirds, dan- deiioox and hopatlocs, arbutus and crocus, daffodils and housecleanlag. Won't it be \scrum\? No more sao* in six moatht, and m«yb9 longer. Dig in the garden.; set onions, sow lettuce, rake lawns, bum brush and leaves, and smudge the neighbors. Won't It be }AU t Go fishing: aad tumble tn because the rooks are so slippery. Get wet acd catch cold, but no fish. O, what fun. Set a hen, and hatch out a lot of downy chicks for cat feed later on. Tramp out In tho woods and sit dowj, on a mos>y bank and gat wild Sowers and lnfluonr*. See the lambkins skip o'er tbe lea, and then go to the market and pay sixteen cents a pound for one of their sk'ppers. Be awakened at early dawn by tbe cheerful chirp of tbe robin In the apple tree and tho squalling of tho kid In your bed room. Air laden with tho scent of apple blossoms, cabbage stumps, violets and turnip tops; coal Bshe* acd chloride' of lime. Hooray-for spring. Oentls (in a horn) spring. May you livelong and prosper. May you strike rigit out from the shoulder, and let winter linger in his own lap, for alt of you. Do the band- some, by us, And draw on tw for favors galore, T« wat BsTsottag CuelSatss. Town election ooomrs next Tuesday, March 10th, Here are (he tickets: DK3COCBAT': f Supervisor—B. O. Foes, Town Clerk—Goo. L . Krein. Highway Comufsakwer—Jaoob Huver. Justice of Peace—Robert Pratt, Assessor—David Sterner. Overseer cf Poor— Geo- E Tolas, Collector—Jse. 8. Murdock. Constables —J. S. Murdock, John Ounthrr, «mari*h Eteffy, Michael J. Welch, P. Norton. Inspectors of ElecUoe—Adam M. Freldel, Clarence Know lion, John N . Foster.\ E. B. CrkDer, Eugene Sprague, at E. Kiehl*. Town Auditor—Wm. Kramer. Excise Commkarioi^r—Micaasl Welch, Town Committee — Wm. Kramer, James S. Murdock, E. 0. Hoffman. •BPUcLICAH: t Supwrviaor—Johti J. Baiter. Town Clerk—Gregory M. Kelly. Highway Ccremkwioeer- Nathaniel P. Covert. , Justice—Frank J. Alversoa. Assessor—Henry Schwlngle. ' Overseer of Poor-Joseph A. Wirt*. Coliector-E <Z Sch«ingle, CtMUables—W. J. Welcb, Frank E, Sprague, William Huver, Edward Kelly, Frederick Schmidt Inspectors Election—Diet. No. 1. B. G. Residsbaw, C B. Cseterliae,: Diet. No. 3, Charles H. Baaford Craig A. Ross; Dfat. No. 8, W , 8. C*enorf, Frank J. Alrer- wm. Towm Audilor— Frank Fielder. Excise Commissioner—David E. Ran. Town Committee—J. B. Moray, Jr., W. a Oberdorf, J. McNeil. ARIORO OUB EXCHANGES. Probably came up last fall; \Wheat Is up a little.\—Livonia Oa zette. t I t If you want to be odd: \Be honest.\—Yonkers Gaxette. », t t t And a dimpled elbow: \Many a puffed sleeve hides a bad vac cination mark.\—New Orleans Picayune. i t t Also p»y the.coal man: \If you would have a good fire look after yocr coal-stove and keep tho flues clean.\—Prat tabu rg News. t t t He ought to : **A joker In Marion, O., tried to scare a friend by Jumping out from behind a tree and pointing a revolver at him, The friend was scared. The joker will die.\—Buffalo Express. t t t She may be loaded : \Lift your bat reverently when you meet the teacher of the primary school.** —Exchange. t t t It makes a euro thing ot an experi ment: •Throwing a banana peel on an icy sidewalk is adding Insult to Injury.\— Geneseo Democrat. t t t Must have dug htm out: \Sam MoCowan killed a woodchuck on his place Tuesday. Wood chucks are not often ready to pick at this season of tbe year, and 8 feet of snow on ground.\ —Caledonia Advertiser. t t f A strong statement: \Skunks are almost as numerous as kittens in this village.\— Mt. Morris En terprise. Villa** fflKtMre, The village board Is now fairly under motion. There was a special meeting but Wednesday night at which all the members were present. Of course the principal question to be settled was the appointment of street commissioner, rhcra were three applicants, Jacob Huver, John Yochum aud William Perry. Mr. Yochum seemed to have the strongest pull, however, and received the appointment. He has been through the mill before one or two terms, and is therefore more experienced than a now man would be. B. G. Foes was appointed village at torney, and tbe board of health Is Dr. B. P. Andrews, Frank M. ScUIck, Charles Nichols, A. M. Freidel end Frits Kramer. President Snyder appointed the follow ing standing committees: Road—Messrs. Cogswell, Bacon. Sidewalk—Menrs. Michael, Bacon. * Lighting—Mewrs. Michael, Blum. Water— Messrs. Cogswell, Michael. Mr. Yochum was also appointed super intendent of water works. tlin salary to be same as last year, £300 for that, acd $300 as street commissioner. I The approprlAtions fur the ensuing year were made as follows : Road Contingent. . . Lighting*.. *^on,oo lOUOGO 2000.00 Police... . 1XH 90 Fire . 000.00 Together with the amounts vcted at the charter election makes a total of $7,844,64 and tho amounts were ordered and levied upon too Uxable property of tho village. (jlers Readshaw break* In 1 ke an old veteran, so d can be depended upon to do the work up brown. ELECTION NOTICE . The nndenlcned, Tom Cork of th*Town ef North Uensv.lla, u«rebjr gits* notlpe that UiaanunalTowuMtHtUn*- for said toien wUl ba beta at Uia>ToWa Hall ou Saeliansw street, 'n in* rtlt *e «or UansvUle, THJ1SAV , MARCH lOUt, 18ft*. fur the purpose of stecUns; tl* followlc* of- fl«#r*. QMtuvlf: AauuerYlau/ftjrtwo ytar* In th« ptaca of O*o*r Woodruff. A town clar* for two years to tlie place of Owtrue 1* Krvln. A highway ccmmlatloner for t*o yean* In the piaMorOcnraa Die*. A Jastlctfuf tns PMC« for foar yt>ar» in the pL&ca of JcsepU Vocbam. Aa sesewior for turn years In th* place of David titernar. AnoYarwircftbepocrforona }ear In the pUoe of JuMpb, A. wirtn. A eolioator for one year In the place ot JaneaU. Jtardock. Am* iah 11. Ht*tTr, Jo bo Ountner, In* 11. Bate*, William J. Watch and Jtuni Flaanel shirt waists in tbe latest styles and patterns, at Mas. 3. J. Eou«**«. A a Bsc**-**?. Your Keaw^donV lay. Oali and buy some green cot booe, at my market. That will help them along toward the laying point, I have reduced the price and am sow selling' it for two acd a half cents % pound, or twelve pounds for 90 cents, PXTTX'\ ttvm constables loronojntr tn the pi»< 'a, Miir- doek. Four Inspector* of election In dtalrict oum- haruoe fur une year in tn» places or Adam M. k*mUUI, Clarancetl.Knutriiou. Uaajaml& O. tuanahat* aad ti Armor Worden. four inopeaiim ot mcuUoa lu di^rlot Bom ber two toroue year in uwplaous ot K. Hart CrldlbT, Oraia* A. Kosa, John N. Vostar and n*rI>M II. HaniO'd. Four Inspvetors of election In district nam- ber three lor oae year la the places ot KGC«QS A. Mpratfua, Mllloa £. Kiehu, sYank J Al- versod au<l 2A ark J. BunraUr An auditor for Uir*e rears lu the place of William K.anw. A eorjamlMlt»or of axcuw for three years In tu* plapj) of Muituud Welch. Ail ofwhoaa larmi ot omc« will expire on that tlay or theraaiur aooordtaff u> law. Whtnau, appUcaUon has bean mad* to me for an appropriation of ooa hundred dullara ifluooo) for tn» parpoae of OMfnylns tea up«oa«aof Memorial Uay, as authorlMa by Ohaplar SA, !••*« Of tHJU t NuUie la ttaraby sivitn, pormaat to statute, that: tlie abov? apprcprUuoa «*1U oa rotad op- oa br UaUOt att«M wwu ucatlmf. Cha baiiuu on the appropriation will read: **t)bail tba sum ot on* buadrad dollar* (31UXU0) be nu»vd by aareeamtat and lu upon tBe UutabU property of UM U.WO or North UanaTtlitt, for Ui» purpose of dsfraylos Uia cpenaas of Memorial da- T Ail al>etnra t^ve the tirieuage of <reUDs; on thu approprlaUbtt. TtM poll of aald election will be opened at •aoriaa (S Si aw m.t rutd aloes a4 sotuwt (f-UO . m.) of Uiat day. Ufeto. L. KItCtN.Towo Clar^. Dated, DansvtUe, N. rab. ttta, KM. Want Column. WARTB»-yOB 8ALB-X O BkBUIT. To Kesl. PIt>asant 2nd and 8rd Moors and rooms in Stevens block. Also part of a divided house—six or nine rooms, »t 48 Elizabeth street. lloeaa to Kevt* deveo rooms, In good repair, wetland cistern. Finely located. Possession AprU 1st, Apply to K. O. KLAOCK, To U»cl. One-half of house, oomor of Pine and Fulton streets, Kim Park. M. MCCURDY HARDWARE. for BaJa Ckanp. A large lrcn Bafv, noarly near. If you want to know more about It call at, or address this oftice. For Sail* tir Iteni* House and lot on Liberty street. En quire of Mrs, 9, E. Ilower, No. 24 Liberty ro r ami*. For aale at a bargain;—' 1 8 il. V. Engine and Boiler, 1 4 I L P. Engine and Holler, 1 8 11. P Engine and Boiler. Must be sold at once. Price no object. ALLKM-K&AMZ& Mr*a, Co. 171! Main HU, Dansvdlo, N . Y . Tor SJU*. House aad lot No. G Clay street. 'En quire of J il . BAKEE, Mejcwell block, Koeaas to Itsnt. Orer D, EL Aoomb'e shoe ntore. Posses sion given immediately. U. DICE. For sal* Chs*p. Grape posts, Fence pceti, Orape or Fence wire, Niagara Grape roots. For further particulars inquire of JA8. M. £xi «X0Y t 300 Mala 8u, Uao-nJle, N . Y . For sale. Jllloueeand barn,one acre of bind, variety of fnilt and berries. Apply on pTeuuses, upper Main bt, W. J. SziXO.f. For sstie or KJiehaoa*. Two-seated cut under Hurry, canopy- top, almost new. Made to order. Address, HUHKY, Lock box \ZS. To exchange a horse for a cow or sheep. Enquire ot AXAKIAJI 1/UTCR. Wasitad, Young man, or young lady to solicit magaziue binding, on commission. Sample ense of Dindings suppued to agent. Iteference required. (JOVULLV DKOU., Itoohester, N. Y A Toass t^dy Wants a situation to do genoral house work. Enquire at the Perry West house- on Walnut street. T«> Tate aVesMl eravaalilsia. If you an going south this winter »H me send you an illustrated booklet of seventy-Uve page* Uaodeomeiy iUnstraUd entiUed \Facts About Flcrida,\ kavuedby the Clyde line. It gives you route, naaps and raw, . U you are going any where take the peerless Lackawaooa'sad lis coanectious. For informa.un; folders, facts, etc, r write Fred P . Fox. T. P. A., Lackawamu route, Ebsira; N . Y. KXA.E. KMTATCC. Hoaaea ana Lot* fo r Hale— atootne »»r Hesi-Hosi e Waaietf-Wood l^>t Vor Sals. We bare in charge auveral pieces of real estate that are for ealo at reasonable price*, tu view of tlie demand at pres ent for desirably located booses to rent, two houtMfs and lots thai we have to of fer may be considered bargain*. Tonus easy *nd po &twuwn giren April 1st next. We also have for rent Room* that are sutuMe for lodgo and ollice purpooes. A 100-acro wood lot for sale at bard times prices. , OBERIKJHP & EDWAHUe. Ins. and Real Estate Agta. M Ula Z I mat arrack la\ The editor of thic paper is prepared to fill a few^engatjeniuikr on uio lecturo platform. Fur terms, eto., addrnsj, J* W. hUUOKSS, DansvUie, N. Y . l^aap*. 1 have tha larguii aiwurtment of lamps in Living*ton oouuty, and at prices that will nearly scare you to death. Vane lamps (rout 0U oenw up to 65.0U. ban- quec Umps from |».o0 up to flU .UU. Oume and see teem. J. C, r'oi/ra, Tbeliiocer, MIWUMMI 1 Yarel. I have purchafttd a largo stock of lum ber, lath and shingles, and have started a lumber yard back of tiie liaJl bill board on Main street. CAII and see'me beforo buying. 1 <U*o hare a full line of beet grades of hard cool, at^ft.UU, delivered, and wood from gl.sft up« Give me a call. Ail goods delivered, F. £1, MCCAKTNKT, Agent. Just received at Ripley's Jswstry House, a largo seaortmeut of watches, the latest sty ita, and pneos way down. Coil and see for yourself. 181 Main tit. Call at Ripley's and see all the new novelties of the season* Also have your work nicety done, and satisfaction guar anteed. Engraving, plating, et c A new line of stamped linens' and silks for holiday work, at Mrs. J. J. RotrssVs. Cat flowere* The Dansville Greenhouse has a supply of Roecs and Carnations atwholeesieand retail. For particulars, inquire of J. J. PECK, 6 Clay street. Th9 New Duplex tileeve Buttons and all the new styles of tiloeve Buttons, Scarf Puis, etc, just received at Rip ley's, 187 Main, street. 95 cents will buy Lad be' Rubbers at P. W, BYE***. I have the large** assortment of lamps In Uvmgston county,-and at prices Uutt will nearly scare you to death. Vase lamps from CO cents up to fS.UU. ban quet lamps from $8.00 up to $10.00. Come and aee them. J. O. KOLTU, _ The Urocer. suave Year atrea Sdentillcally Uued to glasses by Pro/. J. Joufdanais, eje specialist, of Btmtham- too, at L . Per bam s Jewelry store, Dans ville, two days each mouth. Next vielt Friday aud Saturday, March 18t* £ 14th. Examination* free, Satisfaction guaran teed or money refunded. The hardware baslnees heretofore conducted by J M. Edwards haa been sold to tho firm of Edwards, Kern & McCurdy. Who will condnct the business in a tnanner to best serve their patrons. FIRST CUSS GOODS—PRICKS RIGHT. Opposite citizens' B*mk, DstBSTllle, IV. Y. Don't Buy Any OF THES,E THINGS until you have callod^at our store. DO YOO WANT a nice toilet aetT Wn h»vo It. DO VOU WANT a handsome lamp? W e have It. DO YOU WANT Unit clam groceries at prices that are right? W e have them DO YOJJ WANT a set o( dishes of a stock pattern that you can repUce U broken at any time ? W e have it. (wiTc n T ™ flPiCx.) SCHWENDLER & CONSALUS. rum» IUMIK, BUITIUI, n . T. QUT PRICES To make room for Spring Goods we will offer Ladies and Gent's Felt Shoes regardless of Cost. They most go, we must hare the room. P. AAZ. BYER Maxwell Block. TOxo O«o. S-woot Ma «3 .-ttf»ctilllii8* Co. Ths 8ss. Swaat •tnufaetwls| CsMpany sf Dassvills B8TXRLISHID 18-4 6 Make not only Reliable and Wel l Known Farm Implements like The Royce Reaper, The Dansville Mower, Spring Tooth Cultivator and The Best Potato Hlller, but they do all kinds of Job and Contract Work as well. Go to their Foundry and Machine Sliopa for Ropnirs on Machle ry, for .Sleigh Shoes, Wagon Shoes, Post Malls, Sash Weights, etc. They can fix np yonr Plorso Power.or your Saw Rig or make anything from a Stove Leg to a Steam Engine. Take along your Cast Scrap Iron. Shops at Comminsvllle. Oysters Oysters i t i 13. 13. 5. Btarr Els-Airo BAUfMoai STAXOABDS con stantly on hand. \Finest we ever ate\ is what our cus tomers say of the Crackers we are selling. Tresh eelery—onr own raising. Lettuce. tSTWa handle Best Family Safety Star Oil— bMt on the market. • J. C. VMScsfir I Cs.. HAKRZK BLOCK. ' Are you a sulTerAr from that terrible plants. Itching Plies ? Doan's Ointment will bring you Instant relief and per* mandat cure. Get It from jour dealer. < FLOUR } STORE I have leased the Dippy (tore, nearly opposite the BRIZZE block, and shall carry a t all times a full assortment of Flour, Feed,Grain of all kinds, and'Seeds. I have also a choice stock of con fectionery 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. Samuel E. Bower, Dasurllle, JV. Y. X\ O. \WUUaon , WW Dlcdc Cycl. WrrVi, [/(/\The Popular Hit of the exhibit, at tbe ProtectiTes Fair They aimply \TOOK\ ' Were you not there? UnsurpMsed for beauty, stability, style, up-to-datineas. You MUST see them, and learn the price. Wben you see one It has a \Cherry Crown.\ They are fast. They are highest grade. \Get onto\ tbe gLOCAL price. WE make them. \We r * means skilled help brooght here for the pur pose of building the best, and out of the best. Conceded too. *^ Read this advertisement every week. Catalogue now ready WILL CMC* CYCLE WORKS, for mailing. Order one. ' DMUYMW, N. Y. Furniture. In all styles and a!' bottom prices. Call and see me, and I will make It an object. Frank Q.Wilson H 17 atrMt , Daaavlll*. Uassrtsfcsr mm4 Fi—raj IXracter, Undertaking. Hearse to meet any train Night or Day. All Sunday and Night calls promptly attended to from residence No. 33 Eliiabeth Street 3 doors South of Baptist Church.
