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600 Ibe. 500 !bi 600 lbs. 600 Ib«. 6001b*, WO Ibe. WO Ibe. 500 It*. I = Candy=ii ^ rich. iath,i3th, 14th < > For three days only we < > will sell two pounds of < • Assorted WAFFLES for < > 26 cts. Kramer & Sturm, 1»9 Mnia St. Daimilb 600 Ibe. 6001be. 600 lbs. 600 lbs. 600 lbs. 600 lbs. 600 lbs. 500 lb*. 4* MERCHANTS' & FARMERS NATIONAL OA PI TAX nSO.OOO W. T, Srxxmxo, President WILKBUOI, : VicePres. D. O. BATTBUOS, Cashier. UtBSCrOKs.—W. T. bpinriiig. Wo. Kroner,AJtnieyer, W. A. KpmnlnK, a H. Bow*, D. O. BaUenoD, I. V Uamp. ton, JM. M. rewards, C. A. Bow. Omsra] banking outness conducted. Accounts of Merchants, Manufactures, firms and kuJlrkiu&ij invited. ForelgD exchange puiue tickets for sale at low est rate*. N. Y oonttpotulenls, U. 8. National Bank, Knautli, Nacnod & Kuhoe. Jesse Phelps baa hired oat to Addison Kreidler and will more in the house formerly owned by Derwin Wallaoe. Mrs. Fuller has gone to J taper for a hllft to care for her mother who baa been sick all winter with lung trouble. We understand that Herman Kooppf has traded hie place below the saw mill 10 nato OUrer for his flarUville farm. Herbert Wellington hu moved his family and goods to CatuAerag* where be h%0 a job working at sawing for ilr. ItoberU. Mi>e Kary Howard will go toifornelfe- vtlle this week to Tisit friends and from then, to Elmira to Tisit Mrs. Miriam Peeler, 8be expects to be abtcot some time. We have had enough of winter and are ready to play quit*. Must bo the old bear saw double for this has been a tremendous cold soap we hare been having for the Inst are weeks. La*t datarday night Chris PfalTs house la BeechTille burned to the groaad.it was caused by the explosion of lamp. Most everything was saved ex- erpt what was in the cellar and the kitchen stove and dishes and a few thing* up stairs. There was a hard wind and scarcity of water else they could have saved the house. He had an Insurance of six hundred dollars on the bouse. The bouse was formerly owned by Mrs. Charles Graves of Daretville and sold by her to Mr. PfafT about two yearu ago. Mrs. Valentine Kortr died last Thurs day morning and was buried at Perkins- vj lit* on bunday. Funeral at the M. E. church Bogersville, Kev. W. U. Farnham olficiated. lie preached a rery excellent discourse from John 3:17. Mrs. Kurtz wo* a lovely christian woman and she was never known to speak ill of any one, but could always see good in every one. tine leaves a husband and three email children the eldest but seven and the youngest three yean of age. Mr. Kurtz has the sympathy of a host of friends In bis bereavement. DANSVILLE BREEZE TUESDAY. MABCli 10, 1W«. %W~ Loom on ms label oi jouTnaa*x *,tU )a st Uts and opposite your name, you «U1 see • data. TbJ* «at» nrprsscnts tiw ome jouriuu scnpUon erptrvd. If you are lo arrears call sad settle at onosjaad (be <ui« will Decaaox*a Abb AMOURD LB. Avon has a fire alarm system. Craig Colony will hereafter have re* ligious services, each ban day UammoDdsport grocers make a daily boose to bouse canvass for orders. Augustus Afyr^ham of lima, an old resident died lass Thursday, aged 74. A Waterloo man had his nose bitten off as the result of an electioc squabble. Bobert Elliott of Avon got hi* hand caught In the electric light engine, and made the amputation of some lingers UaiwTv still. ***So matter at all what may befall, what dtsacten are Hying about, the newspaper man somehow will plan to get hu paper out. An earthquake thock may to smithereens knock the printing- house, brick and piaster; yet the paper is there with headlines scare and details of disaster. Printers may strike and strive as they like, till the Issue may seem in doubt, forms msy \pi\ and editors die, but the paper will still come out. Accidents dire may happen, and fire devour each press and frame, but if the whole blame town itself bum down, the paper oomea out the same. There's only one way—when folks don't pay for their paper, it goes up the epout, for there's nothing on earth save the \long QV* dearth keeps the paper from coming out.\—Puck. sirs. Win. K. Uallof Avon died on Saturday, bbe was mother of Mrs. couth Newman, besides lire other chil dren. Alonzo Uubbler of Corning slashed himself badly on Saturday with suicidal intent, and a big knife, lie may re cover. \About thirty cows belonging to Wo. Black were sold at auction at the Amer ican hotel last Saturday aftemoon. They averaged about $30 apiece.**—<feneseo Republican. <J Hev. A, si. Sherman, of Uatavia preached last Friday evening in St. Michael's church. Dr. II. J. Schmltx will deliver an Illus trated lecture on \Art Composition' Normal liaii on next Thursday evening. The A. A. Curtis* W. It. C. celebrated their second anniversary last Tuesday evening by giving a reception to the O. A. B. and their friends. A very pleasing program was rendered after which Miss Ulennle presented a very beautiful carved oak escretoire to the O. A. R. Post In behalf of tbe corps. The last service of the revival meet ings was bekl last evening and the Pres byterian church was crowded to its ut most. There was considerable Interest and a targe number joined the enquirer's class Mr. Davidson goes to Mi. Morris this afternoon and will begin a series oi meetings there on Sunday night. Ills many friends here will wish him health and suooees in his meeting at UL Mor ris. fKcttskwra* ScribblisL*** Mies Anna Sweeney is quite sick quinsy. Henry Slaight is very sick with the with Our creamery continues to flourish In fine shape. Epworth League meets one week from TueetUj last. Water Krisbrr f» out again after week's Illness. Elm«r Lee and wife are to wock for Dr. Foster the coming year. V. A. Scott has an auction Mar. 17th. P. II. ConkUn la the auctioneer. W A. Sweeney and wife of Way land spent Sunday with their parens*. Mr. Hall fas closing out his goods at an srtimUalag low figure. Give him a call and you will be well paid. Tbe wind which w* have had for few days past. Inform us of the fact that the much dreaded Mann Is with us. Mrs. Van Waldegg will move In bar boos* at BUigbt's comers by April 1st, and Lew McNinch will move on her farm at the came tiaae. * Our townspeople were largely repre sented at oocrt last week, with the In tent of convicting P. H. Cboklia for the burning of his hotel some time ago. there seemed to be little and in fact no convicting evidence, Mr. Conklin was aoqoiUed, the jury being out only forty- five minutes. newt* R. W . Pierce has moved on his fi near Beech-ill*. Will Welter will more in the Stevens boose) soon. L, Glebel rented the farm for a year. Mrs. PbOetas Allen less gone to Corfu to stay awhile with her daughter Mrs. A. B. CbcTsrton. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Ames of Way land spent Sanday- with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Sylvese-r of this seece, MW WOson has retarmed from Buffalo aad na* begun her spring term of school in Jtoe^nrrHJe dkericC S«tmoc says that Henry Spooable wU) D««U* Wui<t la It. At Bordeaux recently a hysterical Frenchman visited the tomb where his beloved was laid. Carrying a lighted candle and kneeling by her cofiln, he ex claimed, passionately: \Would 1 could die 1 Would I could die P Just then the wind closed the door and extin guished the tight. Tbe bereaved lover, who had just prayed for death, rushed for the door; be could not open It; he tore at It, knocked, kicked, struggled, calling loudly for help. No answer only tbe utter silence and darkness of the tomb, ilia wUh to die was forgot ten, lie sank down and wept; bis tears were not for his beloved, but for himself, lie felt the pang* of hunger. he thought of his candle and cut it Into four parts. He ate tbo first quarter the drst day, tbe second on the second day, the third on the third day and the last quarter the fourth day. No more, and he must die of starvution. lie made one more des perate effort to bunt open the door, when it suddenly opened and tbe keeper of the cemetery itood before him; the euntight blinded bun, and he fell from exhaustion. He had been there just four hour. ^ Was Ml* Far*. One night as I halted In a doorway on the Bowery to wait for a sudden down pour of rain to pass over, a pedestrian who was douching along espied me and turned aside to say : \Mister hev you any sympathy for poor and dUtressed fellow-man T \What's your case?** I asked. 'Tve bin put out 'cause I couldn't pay my rent, and wife, children and all my goods are on the sidewalk In this rain.*\ \And what are you going to dor** \God only knows, sir I Think of landlord putttn' a famly cut In the night and In such a storm as this t\ \Will 10 cents be of any use to your \It will, sir. Thanks. If I kin find three or four more to chip in I kin git *nough to more my goods in somewhere. May Heaven bless you V lie started off and had been gone about Ave minutes when a man who looked fally as ragged and tough came along and stopped to say: \Hev you been hers long, air V '*About 10 minutes.*' \Seen any thin' of a man with a brown hat on and lame in tbe left WgT \Yea; ns has just left.\ \Did be tell you he'd bin thrown out 'cause he could rit pay bis rent K \Yea* \Said all hie family and Huff was on the sidewaalk T ••Yea.\ \And how much did yos give him V\ , \And which way did be gor \Down that way. Are you Interested in the man F* \I should remark that I was I He's my pard.** \How do you mean P* **Wny, w*> both tell the same story and wnack op when we git through t Party good pard, Sam fa, but not quite dead square, and that's the reason I wanted to know now much you gin him. Ten omfia, eh I Wall, you won't die enlargement of the heart—not this win ter r— Detroit Free rVsnv A mono otmcxcnAriOEii. And very properly so: \Hard cider is named In the Balnea liquor tax bUJ as a fermented liquor.\— Way land Register. f t t He died by ttegree*: \Little Willie, from bis mirror, sucked tbe mercury all off, thinking In hie child bib error, it would cure his whoop-! big cough. At the funeral Willie's; mother smartly Mid to Mrs, Brown r | Twa* a chilly day for William, when tbe mercury went down.\—Exchange t f f It would kill some folks: \Be cordial and polite to everybody. It won't hurt you.**— Mt, Morris Union, t t t Or borrow: \Favorito song of Buffalo skaters— steel away.\—Buffalo Times. f t t And everything else: \England drinks American rum.**— Excliaoge. t t • Of course that's different t \A statistician has made the notable calculation, that in a program of twenty waluao, four polkas and two quadrilles, a dancer would cover cicee upon twelve niilc«. That is not a bad distance for an evening's amusement.—Cobocton Index. No, not so very bad, but how many do you suppose would walk tnat distance with a ten dollar bill as an inducement at the other end of the line 1\— C-enewo Democrat. t t f Exit youug man entire \Lore is a strasgo decoy. It will lire the heart of ayouiig man, and then the old man will hro the rest.**—-Ad&imf Free man. t t t Nor on a \bobtailed\ : \A 'bullhead Hash* in politics is equiv alent to a 'dutch tluah* in poker. Don't bet on either one.\—Wellaville Demo crat. t t t Honesty needs no bolstering : \Tbe more a man boasts of his hones ty, tbe lees willing his friends are to lend him money \—Csnisteo Times. t t t An unfair advantage: \How did your daughter pass her ex- arnination for a position ae teacher t adked the first man. \Pam\ was tbe answer, \she didn't pass at aU. Maybe you won't believe it, but they asked that poor girl about things that happened be fore one was born,\—Exchange. t t t Ingratitude u^he basest of crimes \There Is no nobler characteristic In man than gratitude, and without that virtue tho3gb a man possesses all others, he is contemptible.**—Bolivar Breeze, t t * And a million other ways: ''There are fif toen miles of hall ways in tbe capitol at Albany \—Belmont Dis patch. t t t And much of it musty : \if all flesh were grass, what a load of hay some people would carry around with them.\—Palmyra Journal. t t t A boon for printers. Though it would put oat the fire : Asbestos towels are said to be coming Into use, and all that is required to clean thorn is to throw them into the fire for a short time.\—LeRoy Gazette. t f t See the stage, once more: \By use of the cathode rays the thea ter goer will be able to eee through the bat of the lady sitting ahead of him. Let men rejoice r* —Prattsburg News. t t i So will many of the wearers : \Spring irowsers will be tight.\— Yonkers Gazette. POULTRY GOLUMN. AH last winter, Mr. Geo. A. MBIs, of Lebanon. Conn., was badly afflicted with ritenmatfann. At times It was so severe that be could not stand np straight, but was drawn over on one side, \ I tried different remedies without recening re lief,\ be snys, \until about six months ago I bought a bottle of Chamberlain' Pain Balm. After using it for three days wj rberanutaun was rone and has not re turned since. For sale by C. C Vxrra, Druggist S> An Bex JEaksr. Your bens don't lay. Call and buy some green cat bone, at my market. That will help them along toward the laying point. I have reduced the price an4 am now selling it for two and a half quit fane life and more in his own cesiss n pound, or twelve pounds for 99 ^c^« >**r Ike Grange haO. cents. PrrxEGxjaxx. SlOO H«w *r4, *>1U0. Tbe readers of this paper will pleased to learn tnat there ts at least ono UreacWl disease that science has been able to cur* ht all its stages and that is Catarrh. II all's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure DO* known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a coostitn- tional disease, requires a constitaUonal treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure ia taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys tem, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The propneton have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Uundred Dollars for any case that it fails to core. Send for Just of testi- Address, F. J. CHENEY * CO., Toledo, Ohio, rjr -Sotd by all Druggists, 75c. \I was completely covered with Every muscle in my body ached. Had been sick for five years. Doctors could do me no good. Most of my time was spent In bed; was a complete wreck. Burdock Blood Bitters have completely rured me In' three months.\ Mrs. Annie Zoepen, Crookstowrt, Minn. My lennary Basnet Will in future be found at tbe store of P. W . Dyer 4 Co. All my patrons wf\ please take notice of the change. N.' KROSLXT, Dansville Steam Laundry. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is perfect cure for coughs and colds of all sorts. As Tatar U«W a>*. **The tendency of young men in these tines to live beyond their incomes Is in striking contrast with those of a cenrary ago, when ft was considered the proper thing to lay by a portion of your Incoine to make a start in life. We are asked give the experience of a man now a rest' dent of East l^Ioomneld and fairly well to-do, in hia early efforts to make a be ginning. In 1&M-7 ha worked for Joshua Porter, Jr., of Seneca. Ontario county, The first year he received $130, and ex* pended for clothing $17.97; for luxuries, $3.33, leaving a balance of $100. The following year he got $190. and laid by for umbrellas for a rainy day^lOO i \Now enow ase,\ rays be, \the young aaan who gets front $30 to $38 n month with board and warning, who saves $50 for the whole year. Clothing fan good dead cheaper and boot* and shoes still more so now than then, wUle everything esse ia still cheaper now than In the for ties. Of coarse, I didn't squander my earnings on drink or dancing; I had made up my mind to own a farm and did boy a small one. These factl show what a man can do if he is not afraid of being called stingy. There are others who were hired men in those days and there are these who earn and save at present prices for labor. Come, let ns hear from them.'*— Honeoye FsHt Times. A bad cold In w fowl can be cured by administering a little turpentine^ay half tuspoonfoi or less. One humorist remarks that eggs should be packed In layers, and another adds that onions should be packed in tiers. They briog tears anyway. Do you throw a handful of ground flax-seed into the looming mash two or three times a week? It is a tonic and ill do much to keep the fowls In good condition. Tbe tint good thaw that comes you should clean out thoroughly beneath tbe perches. Then sprinkle some sifted coal ashes at. around and you have lessened the. chances of disease one-half. Ducks are a profitable fowl to raise, is a mistaken Idea that they must have water galore in which to swim. They will do nicely with a small amount and a clean place will get along with only enough for drinking purposes. If you have occasion to kill a hen from your flock and you lind her rolling fat put that down as the reason your hens are not laying. Just let up on tbe food for a few days and you will see an improvement Don't waste your feed. There is no better CTOJS for a general purpose fowl than the Brown Leghorn and the Plymouth Bock. The Rock in creases the size and the Leghorn carries with it the laying qualities. What more can you expect to accomplish with any other cross? We have just received a lot of poultry cuts and If any of our poultry men want to get up a catalogue we can fix them out in short order and In good style. Call and see our lay-out before making your plans for the coming campaign. It may ive you some new ideas. If any of your fowls snore when they breathe it is because they have caught cold through that crack or knot hole you neglected to plug up but fail. Nothing will invite a cold to locate in a hen's head like an overhead draught at night, and in this respect hens and people do not materially differ. Now that epring Is in sight tbe ten dency Is to grow careless under the im- preeeioa that the cold weather is so near ly over that all danger of freezing is past. This at a grave mistake, and the man who Indulges that belief will prob ably lose half his winter's work, A cold night will surprise him just' when he thoaghtleauy left the ben house door open, and the morning will dawn on a lot of frozen ccmbi and wattles. Then socceoody will be awful mad and there will be nobody to blame but klm«elf. At this season wbile the fowls are housed up If you discover one that to be sick from any cause; it is the saf est way to qviickly remove tbo invalid to another place. The disease may be of contagious character, and there is gen erally a discharge from the bill of a sick fowl that is easily communicated to the other fowls through the drinking water, and this,with the droppings mixing wlib the feed on the floor make the spreading of the dwease almost a vertaluty, so the surest preventive Is the removal of tbe sick one to another coop or to the chop ping block. The latter place is the best place unless It happens to be a valuable fowl that you think worth doctoring. TOP ***** KIDNEtUYER^s »VA5«.\ Dlnolre* Gr »Tcl, Bright's Disease, Uver Complaint, ssss. fciIkHis headache, poor rtlsjesflnn, sjent>. Catarrh ^Bladder, njfr -^rt™ hTttta ^okwrs j .ttofa4rn >bllag, feequeas eaus, pass Uood^mcu* or vo*. hwrt^wi.iHiirWOwlslf.tfM •BM. PTMS *\ «* rrf\-* r— **• »**•• »*»** At *Dr*a-*l«ts* >l.QOntna, • Ltlito - OWS* *• Htt^i' tJM OB— al—MiiM IMS. buts a at Co- ggwnsjrjost, K. T. Housekeeper—\I see you have a very good reference.\ Applicant—\Yis mum. The leddy was so mane she dldn t want to give no reference at first, but I tould her I'd get me brother MixeV siven boys to foiler 'ci on the strate an' yell White horse P ivery toim she wlnt out widher red hair.\— New York Weekly Kidney Disease. And Constipction. Experience of L. B. Heck man. DANSVILLE. N. Y. L. B. Heckman, of Dansville, N. Y., the owner of the Daarrille Opera House, says : \I bate been troubled with kidney trouble, and have used Dr. David Ken nedy's Favorite Remedy for about two years, and have also found it excellent for costivenesB. It has given me great reUef from my kidney trouble, and shall continue to use it, for I am highly pleas ed with the results and recommend it to others.\ DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S AVORITE REMEDY restores the disordered liver to a healthy condition, and corrects tbe worstcases of habitual constipation. It Is a certain cure for the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to women. It cures scrofula, salt rheum and erysipelas. For ncrronsngm, loss of sleep, or that worn out feeling, it has no equal. In cases of rheumatism,dyspepsia, gravel. Bright's disease, diabetes and bladder troubles, It has cored where all other treatments have failed. All drug girts $1- Simon 8. Hartman, of Tunnelton, West Vs., has been subject to attacks of colic about once a year, and would have to call a doctor and then suffer for about twelve hours as much as some do when they die. lie was taken recently just the same as at other times, and conclud ed to try Chamberlain's Cbbc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says: \ I took one dose of it and it gave me relief in live minutes. That is more than any thing else has ever dono for me.\ For sale by C C Vera, Druggist.. Uae !«im «4 baiters. LWt of r /ncUimed letters remaining in the Dansville Post-office, March ?, 1(4)6, Edward F. Dibble Seed Co., R. W. DePuy, W. F. Harrington, Geo Leit*r, J. L. Passage, Mrs. Harman S. Oilman. \ Warren Gtsgory, \ Barbara Letter, \ Nebon Swatts, \ Mary Bueklrk, \ Kob t Brown. Louisa Beiman. In calling for letter.* please say \Ad- vertbed,\ giving, date, nellsbeTilaetf Wltn. (From Cincinnati Qiaette.) Will people never (earn that a \cold* is an accident to be drvaded, and that when \it ocean treatment should be promptly applied? There is no knowing where Ibe trouble will end [ and while complete reo very ia the rufe», the excep tions are terribly frajo«n Land UtoUsand* upon thousands of fatal illness occur •very year ushered In by a tittle Injudi cious exposure and siemingly trUthag symptoms. Beyond this, there are to day countless invalids who cab trace their complaints to \colds which at the tleae of occurrence gave no concern, i were therefore neglected.—When troubl ed with a cold use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is prompt and effectual, „ £5 and SO cent bottles f or sale by C O. VJUTH Druggi*. If your dealer telh ycu that something else m \just as good\ an Dona's Ointment for Hires, Pin Worms. Itching Piles, oi other itchneas of tbe skin, tell him ycu want the original. It Is safe; never-fail- i»ff. __„^__ Governor Greenhalge of Massachusetts >s dead. What is claimed to be the largest single pane of glass In the. country was received at Hartford, Conn., from Bel gium, a few days ago. It ia twelve and a half feet high, fifteen and a half feet wide, half an inch thick, and weighs 1,800 pounds. Sick Headache. Now mf *nha Is «c«fliat. sad afl tnm taa Dr. I^IM'I DT*P*VM* Pitt*.\ So -write* How \W. H. Rrwiir*. VaA, *r tick h—sad toifjfwtkm. them* Ax sssxte**, »jc aad y>C DJL J* A. DFJCTE CO, Efaa*os .rf. Y. \The Up to Date.\ A drive this week on Mix&i French Creams at 10 cts.,worth 15 eta. Another lot of those 'California Evaporated peaches at 10 cts. Prunes from 0 to 10 cts. Best Butter, 17 cts. Fresh Eggs, 14 cts. Cocoamit, 25 cts. per pound Try my 30 cent Rio Coffee and 50 cent Japan Tea. See my Baking Powder premiums. Hopeless—\Why don't you reform Y* asked the kind lady. \They ain't a man on earth more willin* to lead a decent life *n me,\ said Wayworn Watson, earneitly ; \but everybody 'at tries to re form me Insists on beginnin* by goln' to work.\—Cmclnnatti Enquirer. HALE'S HONEY OF the danger is in the neglect— that's why so many colds H0REH0UN0 lead to a ] fatal disease. TAR H*W*» Hooey of Banhowoa and Tar Is load* (or throat *orf lona* trouble*. It »cu LUt* sufic Sold by drocxwca. Ptfcc*«Toothacbc Drop* cure la ooe artiMtr> ELECTION NOTICE. Tb« a ad en Urn ed. Town Clerk of the Town of North Dansvtlls, b-rebr girt* aoUes that the anneal Town Meeting for said tows wUt he held at the Town Hall on denature strset. la the viUar* of DansrUJa, TDMBAT, MARCH loan, isft*. •rarpone Accra. naiBelr: , A •sperrtsor for two yean In the place of Oacar Woodruff. .A, town clerk for two years In the place G*onr» L. Krtln- A nfshwav coznotMloner for two ysars UM plaos of Conrad Utrfc. jostles of the psac* far four year* U the placs of Joseph Yochom. AD •atiiinr for thr«e years tn the plaas David Surasr. AD OTsrsosr of the poor for one year tn th« place of JoMph A. Wlrth. A collector for on9 year tn the place Jamoa 3. Mnrdocfc. jrtT »eoaatat}l«s for one year utthe places of kma lah ii. Huffy, John Ouathsr, Ira M. .hi**, William J. Walch and Janus &. HUT- dock. Foar ltwpsetor* or«l*ei(ot* In district noot- bar OEM fur on* r*w ia the olacea of Adam SI. rrvldvl, Ctanacs 1L. Kaowltoo, BseJamlD '* fUadaba* aad C Arthur Worttan, roar tnapaetonbr flection tn district aota- bsrtMO roroasyaar la thopUeaw of C Bart CrldJar, ITmla- A. Koaa, John N. ffoatar and ch -rlM II. Haaford r-ior latpacuws of ataman, la district aonv ba? thm loroft* ysar la tha^otaoasof Karaa* E. A. HALL CARPETS! DYER BROTHERS are re- eiving the latest Spring Styles in Carpets ngrams \Velvets Tapestry Body Brussells Prices have never been so low as they are this season. W1U. E- AJSAJW. WHOSKXU nrr ss *r PIANOS AND ORGANS AT COHOCTON. N. Y Some knowlelge of music. In a rreater or len degree, U now cciwldeml txouwj. in roujjdlnc oat one's education. To be able lo play some monies) instrument rcanjoably weli, not only addjcnarm and rrace. but Is asnurce of mat aati&lacUon to the ponemr of the accomplish meet Good fnetnunenai and good Instruction arejCasUr obtained. If It U desired to procure a ftm-daae PIAAO OR ORC.1V V EM EST TERM a, do not fall to write or call urcn tl*c undersigned. Special banraln* on the WEB EH, E3fEfiSO>, RLA8IU3. MCEULFELD.CROWX, PEASKNEW ENUL.VND, KROEOEK, KELLER BROS.. HAYNE3 HTECK and other well-knowiw and re liable ruem. Alao the PACKARD, CROWN. WILCOX _ WHrTESELF-PLAYlSO **8V3IPUO\Y,\ LAW- RESCET-octare Piano-case, EOWLBY, MILLEK. and other flrrt -clasM orcaiu. AU goods boogbt duvet from s^nnfneturen for cash, at lowest Jobbing prices, freqaently *~ car Iota, , Through tares practical tiftjicnce, both . tntaldan and dealer, smallest pneslble expenses and cost of doing baslnes*, make It easy for a purchaser of any kind of a musical Instrument to 3AVE MOSEY by dealing -ulth TIME We all wu t a good lime, and in order to hare it, we must hare a fint-claM timer. Ton can get a. good clock, or watch at a right prios, or you can get your own cleaned and repaired on abort notice. Yon can set fine jewelry, of aU the lateet de- dgnaorin fact anything along thk line at the itore of A. IL PLDIPTOX. DuaTUla, K. CLOTHINO Call at L . HOEPPSEE'S and se« the Ne w Spring Styles in Gen tlemen's Clothing. New Goods New Linings New Trimmings Very Latest Styles. I guarantee a smooth fitting Garment of the latest cut. Cleaning and Repairing done on short notice. L. HOEPPNER, 67 Paw n Sunt , DASSTIIXC N. n MT wLD ^rox ii~rron» DYER BROS. MAIN ST. leaner and XIOSJH. iiiniiuinuiirtHiitmiiiitiiniiiuiiiiiuuiitiuiuJiiiiiiiii*: = There is nothing in the way of = = wagons, carriages, buckboards, || H light and heavy vehicles of all S = kinds th££ we cannot furnish you. = = Call and make yoor wants known, ^ = and we can supply them. = = ComeT of Main and Franklin = = streets, Dacsville. E 1 Frastr aid Rtts. | ifrmttnm'iuiniijrauii'ttam A 1trna3r » T CSC ^ZVL&p. pOR THE RABY. P 'S not too early to talk Baby ferriages, in fact we have already had rale on them; why not let the baby have its car riage now? A large aworUnent of NEW carriages now in stock, and we propose to be he«dqnartera for the beet make, leading styles and k>w- eetprice. We will present to each purchaser of a carriage a white for mat. Oar undertaking stock is complete—no better in the county. Calls promptly at tended by H. M. Altmeyer, P B. Happ, or both. EASY TERMS. Altmeyer & Hupp, Dansville, N. Y. *JC.C f=V-V» TTT* n g-a.T J3r9 \Watch this space for our new ad. next week. E. C. Son WING EL. GTreo. \EL *£Uce. iCSRQE It RICE, Waarma, spfilcatlon (uw bssn saads to st* for «a appropnaUoo of one handrsd dollar< (fimOO) for ths nrooM of «afrarla« th« sapsaapi of Metaorial IJay. as aathortsad by Cnaptar SSL Uwa of 1W8; NotWHaarabys^Ts^pmrvaaatto statata, that the abvirs apsroarausua wilt a* voted sp aa by ballot at said town saaetl&sj.' Th« ballots ea the approprlailoa will rr*d i \Maail tas sum o€ OM haadr «4 doUan (IKOIW) bs raiawl by tSMjasBMat and tax span tie taxable property of tbe tcwa of North DanarUl*. for Urn porpaaa of dafraytas; the sxgaaaas of Msmorlal day V All <*(«<: tors tvara tha priTH*ff« of rottnc on Ihta appropriation. Tbe poll of saki election will bs opened at saartes K2a tn.) and close ax sonaee (iKD p. as.) of that day. r Olto.L.KRCLX.Tow»Cler«, Datad. Dansrula, N. Fsb. ttth, m Oysters Oysters t t t 13* 13* £3* Bavr Bauro BALTTKOKX SrA^DAans con stantly on hand. \Finest we ever ale\ is what oar cus tomers say of the Crackers we are selling. Fresh celery—our own raising. Lettace. StnTWe handle Best Family Safety Star Oil—best on tbe market- J. C. YssScetar & C*., dRKET I have a complete stock of Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton tn their Kason. AH kinds of Smoked Menu. >>ausage, Bologna, etc and all fint class. Salt and fresh Fish. FRANK N. WELCH, 190 ILus Sr., DASCTIIXZ, N. Y . OppoaiU Grantila Works. White Lint Brit Foa POCLTXT contains the ele ments essential to the good health and egg producing qual ities of the fowls. Earska trit C«. IiUsaber &. Shlna*les. All kinde of tnmbrr and afcinglea. CeOing Siding. Tlooring, T.th, etc Fricea a. low a* the lowe*. Yard at the foot of Canal 8C keep the largest and most complete stock of UV SrwiKo MACUIHES in Western New York. 11 With the celebrated ''Standard\ at the head. Standard Rotary Shuttle, Standard Vibrator Shut tle, Paragon Machine. The three beet on earth. The/ are the quietest, lightest, and swiftest as well as the handsomest, all baring the best self-adjusting, steel, nickle-plated attachments. Erery machine warranted for five years. Call aad let us show them to yon 137 F \W JTRCCT GROCERIES- SUrt the new year on th. right plan. Did you errr think how much a nicta tion tor Miling fine Uwa, coffee, fpicea and roclinii wouid beMflt the iiamiiai whogofarmMarcbottheMgoodet Why not get the txm* aad eKabiiafc. a regular trading place? We can enpplj you with the choiowt of oanned tiTMluai, corn, nocotaah, French pea., ptmrpUn and nomeraa other Unda. Cfcoio. oandto, cigan, fine coia, ptoga, and amoaiBg. always on hand. The beat of floor, grahaax, bolted meal, and freeh benkwheat Bonr. Fwah oyetan dn^ct front BaWtmor. oop- etantljon hand. We make a apedaUy of Bne batter aad fnat : ft*. PrJcea a* cheap a. the cheaOMt for quality of good*. Joat opanrd a new keg of balk qtuan oHrei which we are telling at SOc- per qt, aad nice fnah large cocmaAar afafcles at lOcadoa, -Kinne & Kelley. ; ~^n^KiiuLZ eu^mnrra i«afnrrp|. nrtrr infA^airrrs, I nss carsusse tk saawt* ~ \» 1W BUSaSBSUTMrVJ-llJS | aorasuonicra poocw—simr net. i or somm. casora MO raurra. csr noow xam pmsmx . Rruuvacft r -^H ^l^A^lw6^«AI0g•^•P »!S l *g^ 0o.
