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THE SUN: FORT COV1NGTON, N. Y, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1887. T I THE SUN. Travelers' Guide. M. A C. J. K. U.—rmsanwer train for Montreal and intermediate stations, lonvea Ft. Corington at 6.00 a.m., returning arrives at 7.0#-p. m. Mixed from Montreal arrive at 11.S© a.-in., leaves at 12.00. and reliable steamers •• Msfssena \ and ** A)- gonet,\ commanded by Capts. Fox nnd Me- Fhorsou respectively. One of these vessel iffivrwMnttlrffWB^ rtacir tor OgdwisbTrnr r.nd intermediate ports (both *irt*is of tha St. T. rence) every Wednesday and Saturday at ».3O a.m., returning louvo Otftionsburg: Tuesday and Friday at 1 o'clock p. na. Ample a city mid tceomniodations for freight and Clipped Poetry. ONLY A BEGGAR'S CHILD. Ah, II was bnl n bej»w's child— A baby weak, an* si«k,* and dying; To~ever know noiu* cared or amiled, ' Then why should one bo almost crying? It would hnve lived a b^ggnr's life. With battle's bnrdly vrorih the winning; For food 'twould b*> a dally strife— Sirems boat sueh lives had no beginning. And yet vre tried the life to Rave, Our Father th«mght it •worth his giviua, Not knowing, with the sight he gave, Wnoao lifo to htm is worth the living. •• A spot loss life/ 1 the an?cJs rc^l, \ With nmight of earlh In H Ending.\ \While l\ron beginning pure may need A boi?gjir babv'M j>ft tu e!*<H;ijr. —Alice H. Webber in ( . FO- RAYS OF MIRTH. Anjrlo-tnania in thin country doesn't seeta to extend to yachting. A PbiladHpliia pnper «»ya tha New Yurk bolita are taiior fitted so closely they cannot sueeza. There is t«Ik in Chicago of a null •* I rust \ vr ilh a capital stock «f —before il ia watered. Lawyer—Have yeu been sworn? Wit- -gueaa so* Tie 4eiWu4aui i* * -tbe^autro^Jaoob^Sharp IU' mee alll mormu', d h th i t IMMIH ciissiu' to al morniu' Tka sophomores of a Western college have got themselves into troubie by puiut- tng ttii over tho he«»ts devoted to ike tresk- '* Jaat for greens.\ little girls vu^ht to wear hmtU'S iustOHd o! Udi*s.\ * Why, Flossie?\ *• 'Cause litita girl* have to be Bpaufced.\ There is one thing which the amuse- ment lovers of this country would par- ticularly like to see, aud thai » a cycltr- rtuua of a cycioue. - Tha Ulost novelty in gentleman's wear is ll h f b i pit il i a small thermometer for a breast When a caau gets left ha eas taaa tell wh«liter it is a cold day. The late Prof. Cennington could re- cite tne works of Virj»ii «nd Hom*»r from •be^iiiisinjf lo end. But lua friend* tUwnj* went strnj tad left him when \XQ started out tw do it. Ifo wonder they say the Yankees «JC- i We know of oue woo com- to his butcher that the last piece of aUmk sent him w-8 so tough that his mother could uot shew the gravy. Among the candidates for school com- nnshiouer in Bel vide re, N. J., *as a haud- Sotite widower. The ladies ail turned out aud voted fur him, and be distanced every competitor, \Some fentlenan in the audience has lost ha bead,\ exclaimed aa unpopular lecturer, as a cabbage, atteuded by a dead tat, came on to the platform. The laugh wots on the cabbage head. Iu Kentucky when » man dies and they was! to be certain aa lo bis death, a friend whispers in his ear, \ Let'a take a drink.\ If no respotue lo this inquiry is •licited the fttueral sorvicos can proceed.\* It is said that sneeziug has bacoine fashionable in oerUiu circles. Good I the liiueh&s gonQ by, then, when a fellww must dutch his u'ese aert strain enough to lift a barrel of flour bvyr a gale, iu order to keep from start!iu^ the Campacy. In Philadelphia.—Miss Highsocbty— --* *• Woatd I be pleased to have yoa brinf Mr. Vau Kupper ©f New York to call T First tali me about bis • family.' \ Mr. Vuutroso—* Oh, tbey men ail well whea be left.\ Ho—Now lhat all danger ia past, dar- ling, rotuove .your veil and let mo g*ze again on that chancing face. How tucei/ we outwitted tLe aid man, dida'l we? 8be (roRioviu^ veil)—Oi dou't kuow about tuat, sir, Miss Helen's falher locked hor i» th cellar about ao hour a^one, aa' oi jis ken* along tar kape yee from Wehi* di»- nappiated. A Chicago man b&s spent f 16,000 iu fitting up his eittiitg-room ; aod iriaou bid »ona get old euough it ia probuble that tbey will prefer to speud halt the night in the boys clul>~rooQi containing a couple of y g p «eirt'ttty-(iv«-cent card-taUJes, half-a-dozeu broken-back chair?, aud a tWo-doUar-utid- a-halfetove. HOUSEHOLD AND FARM. Dilated hartshorn ia good fat taking mildew fiom woolen good%. Tho huney productloa the present sea- een is reported guu©rally to be a poor oqe Rab silver spoons with fine!y-*iftod wood ashes to remove st&ius left by medi- cine. Ordinary carriage varaish is a good cement for china, uLd it is said that water does not affeot iu According 10 Bradstreet'a the _ York hop crop will be about one-half of a former average, but the Pacific coast proav* iaes a iarger yield. Dried Fruit Boll: Take a small loaf of tread docgh, mhau ready for baking*, roll it about half ao inch in thiekn«u ; spread with the fruit made smooth and seasoned ; commouce at one aide and rail up, and gleam an boor; eat with butter aauoe.— Bottom Budget Iron » an important part of 4he bloed, giving iu red eolor, but this <Sees not ne- cejtitaOe taking solutions of iron for health. AS Weil-developed vegetation contains lame troo. It is the coloriag matter of . greea (eaves, Ia soils from which every trace ef iron has been removed seeds will fenoinate, but tkey will be white. Poor- tag a soiorton of copperas or sulphate of iron on the toil will change the leaves te a dark greei Cdtor,—5i. Louu lUyublican. Keeping Cider Sweet.—There is no process knows that will ke?p cidor swett witheut delerioratiug its quality somewhat, but thore are various methods for arresting fermentation and preventing it from be- cotniM>r fcour. Profes?'i«nal Cider wukera sometimes use Shaw's Antiseptic Solution ; others, who prefer to avoid patented arliclf-s. employ sulphite of !itu«», which i* added after feruietitaJipn hss pj*ceed«d until tbe cidtr has acquired the ncid taste desired. The powder is first wix<»d in » quart er se of cider aad then _poured into tlie ctsk aud thoroughly shaken. Do uot mistake eulnhste of lime for sulphite of litne ; th« lntt«r is tfati correct articlo. Inocula;ion of Cdltle.—Dr. McEnobr»»n. live stock inspector for Canada, is opposed to iuoculatiou of c*ttle tor iho prevention of piouio-pnrt'.caonia. He is reported as> snying : »• Iu every countiy iu tho world where U has been impartially tried and reported on the report has been unfavor- able.\ He. regsroV it as a dangerous operation and uot warranted by any known bPneiits. \ Many die trom the operation itself, and wherever it is prac- ticed it bun to be kept up. Thus in Scot- land, where inoculation is practiced, there is a constant supply of the virus, und tbe chins of Glasjrew and Edinburgh are active centers of the disenw.\ Brine Sailing Versus Dry S«1tii««r.—The advocates of the so called \\ m?w pr»'cet \ of brine sailing Natter ere tilting opini* ijuite freely with the ndvvc»tfR of the old method of \ dry Bohing.\ Th^rc* tro suc- cessful batter wvrkcrx on both side*, which makes it appear that each m*>viiod possuHsus merits und that each products a good quality of buitcr. The c-juostion to h- decided seems to be which mMbcd in- volves tha loa«t hibor. As hitfii autlioritT as T. D. Curtis tnkt-s t/ie ^rcund tlmt dry salting is equttHr advantageous with tfe\ new proC<*88 ai;d tasa trowblesofup. Ho claims tlint th«» oasip«t w»v to sivlt butter ip tho U«UH1 one, v?z ; applying the fair direct to the butter vheu it has reached the granular state. HON. Judge Barrett's decision in the general term. All four of the jaiigcs concurred. Sharp wi!I pro- bobir be scot to Sing Sing a* Boon as ho can b© removed from i.udlrnv slrevt oriH by Jmlsre V«n Brunt and t}yn 4 by Juige Daniel* 1 . Both »u-t»in Jnriga Barrett, arguing from, dificrent stand- oints. A DRSPATCII froni Jjoudon, Ei.glahd, dat<?d Sept. 30th, says the election to .he-effiue of lord msyorof hondoB of Polydore Do Keya-r, aidermnn for Fftrriogton Without, which occurred oo tha 27th, wa« ft, genuine surprise as r e\\ a« a radio] innovation Mr. De Leysor is a Helgian by birth s«d a Roman Catholic in religion. He is the proprietor of theHoyal h»»tol, Bridge street, Blaekfriars, and in ihe cspacitj of a boiifaoe is well known throughout FngUsd and the coDtiueat. Mr. Do jw r is the first Koman Catbclic to hold the office of lord mayor of London hiuco tho reformation, and his ek'VHiion to the position is regarded by Catholics a» a great victory and by churchmea and dissenters ns at least unfortunate, f not positively humiliating. THE following patent** wore grant*! to citiions of New York bearing date of Sept. 27,1887. Reported expressly for this paper by Ix>uw Bagger & Co,, nie- nhttnical experts and solictora of patents Washington, D. C. Advice free. William Boattic, Coooes, machine for eowiug knit fabrics ; Jowett Benedict, Duudee, pan or tray for berry harves- ters; J . L. Bogert, Flushing, lobricat- ing loose pulleys; Charles Clapp, Trumatirtburgjgrain harvoster,2 patents; W. S. Cramp, Wuatfield, toy pi«tol; W. B. Dunning, Geneva, gr»to; E. L. JSvitt, La Graogevillc, toy blow gun; S. L. Giilett, Lima, machine for clean- ing bottles; P . P. Glor, Varysburg, uaoant fct opor»ting val covers ; Man- Ion Gr«gg\ jRochestor, blast or exhaust Tan^, Hirv«y vHadden, Poekskill, oar y , , p^; EJ\?ard MoCr«ary, and J,, olices, machine for bruihiug fabrics ; M. R. Murray, Cambridge, horHoahoe calk maehiue; J . P . > T ojeb, Btngharop- toD, differential gear for cable railways; Stephen Palmer, Lansingburg, sash, cord guide ; C. C. Pierce,' Herkimor, nrst for fowlg; W. J . Steves, and A. J . Hill, MoeLanicsviile, screw propeller; C- E. Thompson, Lanaingburg, bru*h ; C. H. Wettcott, Beoeca Falls, ruler. Advartlsements. FEET NO. 1 AND % 20,000 Spruce Clapboards FOB SALE AT G. A. & J. FARQUHAR'S. ATTEBTIOU tarn* U>« wbo V* FOR_SALE. T HAT 8PLENDIDLY LOCATED btuineM stand on east sido of Water HI. opf.r>»it9 tho Stafford Uouw, at present ooeu- piod by Mr. Sawyer as a ahoe shop and dwell- ing. Comfortable honm asd coaTcnient abop ; good barn f well of «xeei!etii water. Ample frontage for commodioo» balldJn*; I&rge garden plot In rear. Will be aol4 on reaconabie terms. For information and pieulara apply to Hr. Kewe at Jam bv* ofllee. New Advertisements, Cankers 4a.ro soeorro«jv0 la Uuur nature, and their causo so deep seated tn tke system, that a powerful altaratlre ta aoedod to eradicate th«in. For thht purpose, Ayor's Sarsapa- rillu ts the mo*t offoctlre medicine that caik bo procared. Ko other remedj can ooru- ptir« with it as a cure fer all dlsoafios originatuig la vitiated blood. •* I iufforeU greatly, for months, from two ruaaing *••-. Ulcers BesMoa the ulcers I RISO had ft g • 8w«IHn^on my nock, vrhieh wan gather- fog, uad «aenie<l Mitout to break. I consulted skillful j>hysiciftu* f niid took variomj remedies, but failed to find relief until 1 -commoucud u».iiuj Ajer'i Saraapa- ri!k- A few Iwttle* of ihis remody dom- pletciy cured we, und I UJU now iu perfect health.—air*. Jane JL Houkliu, Cam- bridt'eiJOit, Maes. ^ For wfc&t appeared to be a Cancer on my- Up, I u*ed Ayer't Sarwperiil* with cxoelierjt »uoc«w». I beliore the dlse«me to he perf«etly cured.—Amhenit Whitmor«, BrunHwiek, Kaine. About tlireo years o^<o, I was troubled with Canker iUiinors la my mouth, taroat, and Btotuach. Food of smy kiiid eamaed the most nxtrame Kufferiur.\ After trying a number of raiwdie% without receiving auy Uoattit, I was fiimily Cured by taking Ajer's 8«rsai)arilla. I «an now cat ncy kiuwl'of foo«ji, aud ain vigorous, Mli?6, oud entirety free from nil humors. — J. W. Eruptions Of the skin, whether in tko form of Ery- sipelas, rUupkw, or BoUs, indicate that tke blood has become vitiated, and the system duscuaod, aud that prompt treatment la ) lndi&pcuii&ble. Ayer*s Sarsaparilla purges the,blood of aU impurtties, jandjpecdily restorea health aud strongth to tbo system. •* For nearly three jeon I waf covered with 8crofuk>U3 Sores •orae of which were v«rv offewlv«, ex* h&usting, aud painful. 1 had no appetite, was «maciatud, tuid 2*0 redusod in strengtn u« to be unable to attend to my business. I trfod many remedies, and was Ueated by a-number of nhvslciana, but received uo relief. ^V'ith_ little hope of recovorv. I commenced taking AVer's Saraapanlla, and, under ftahcafln^ iHuTBtfico, soon be- gan to improve. After using less than half a dozou bottles of this preparation, I was restored to perfect health.— Leonard Bracket*, West Haven, Conn. For forty years I have been troubled with a humor in the blood, appeartatr hi painful eruptionavon my skin, a^d causing Erysipelas utrthnes. I have been a great sufferer, I have tried all kinds of remedies for my cdto plaint, but found no relief until I oouuneaced using Aye?*a Sareaparilla. By Until wiUHn a few months I have suf- fered U'rriblr.all mv Ji/e, with what my phyhicStui callod Reel Otuiker. At times my uioutit, ton^ae. and throat have been nearly raw witii tii6i»o cauker *c»r«», and any effort to swallow food oauaod tbs moot intatutc pain. I was emaotated, waak, and pain, and alwavn more or fe*« uuder the doctor'* cara. Physicians failed 4o belp me, uiid upnu of the many reme- dies i triad gayo' mo any relief until I ooiiiniciiccd taking Ayers Sarsaparilla tapariUa. This medicine has restored roe to Iteakii, Kjul ho* eradfeatod every trace of Canker from my Kvnteiu. — Mre. David Carey, North Baton, Mans. Taking ten bottles of this medicine I am com* plcUslv cured, aud my «kin is BOW as waooth and fair a* ever. — Mary C. Ames- bury, Kockport, Mw. I havo been taking AVer's SarsapariHa for an impurity of the blood, wuich mani- ffsted itself In troublasome Boils and Eruptions, and can truly say 1 have never found any medicine so prompt and cer- tain In curative effects. It has none me groat good.—F. P. Cogjreshall, Bookseller, 51 MerrUuack St., Lowell, Mass. For the radteal core of Pimples, Boils, Carbuncles, and all diseases originating ia vitiated blood, I know of no remedy that can oompare with Averts Sar* As a promoter of health, gtftnf appetite aa<i roaewiug wasted enerrv, this medi- cine has no equal.—6. II. Daviee. Court ~ tuckotvilie, Lowell, Mass. Frioe f 1; «(x bottlca, $X A. & A. WRIGHT'S « COFFIN WAREROOMS, Oorner Ohateaugay & Water Streets. A fine line of Coffins and Casket^ Black and -White Cloth covered Ouses, lurge variety «f Burial ftobes. Shrouds,;Habits, &e M for Qentleuaon, Ladies and Children. T^ tfUte«j cha^s© of Free of Charge. You can save from Flvo to Dollar* uu etic^i Oaakai. Call and oxamlna OUxsk. and bo ooavluoed* WQ aLso muiafatftturo t»d koep foi sale A FINE LINE OP FURNIT^REI Baches, Doora, and Blinds, Mouldings, Shingles, Lath,!LmnbQr| , _ Clapboards, Newels. Banisters and Hand Bails. fi@* Planing, Sawing, Turning, Toogniug and Groring, Dovetailing, done by machinery. Aloo Panelling and Carving. y?e have the Bast Equiped Shop in Northern JV.Y., and can do the BEST WORK on short notice and VE11ST CHEAP. FULL IN EVERY LINE ! O-ur DEALER IN CLOTHING, , Caps, Soots <5s S23.oos. A Grand Clearing Sale! - OF • MENS', BOYS' AMD CHILDREN? CLOTHING. And will sell goods for a small margin over cost!! Mr DROP IK YOUBSELF, A9B BUY WHEEK A DOLLAE WILL GO THE FARTHEST. ANDEKSON. New Advertisements. INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Boundary Line % Dundee^ P. Q. L. E. GUIMOKD & Co., PKOPRISTOBS. Tboroogrrty refitted anxt rwipvatecl throughout. Buas to and fSfoia alt Trains^ -mvkYnfc m oouneotloa with Boats for CoruwalL Parties favoring us vriih thoir patronage ean dep«nd upon «v«rj sittcnUon. cmmon-PRooF OF WILL. ilHl PBOPLB OF THB STATE OF X SfiwYorkt-T« Sophia Hlteftoock, re- aldtng al Fort Roving too, Franklin CH>unty» Kew YorR; Thoraaa A. Hitcbcock, residiog at Garfloid, Michigan, whose postoffice ad- dress t* TraYerse City, Michigan; Herbert W. Hitchcock, residing at Alba, Michigan ; Moses I* Hitchcock, resldiiig at LawrUtou, Mnine ; . Qeorglana Wtlcox, renidUif? ** *ra»hioiw irtankiin County. N«w York; Frederick L. Frye, renldlng at PariHhtrina, Hi. Lawrencs Cojjjity, Now York ; Earl 'Fry©, residing f\l Fort OoYlngton, Frariklin -~- NEW CARRIAGE MftKIN£ SHOP. ALFK£I> GENDRON, [For a!x ye.va with James Courtney] B I-:GS TO INTIMATE TO THE PUH- lie that ho is now currying on the buui- UCIHI « f Carriage Making and Eepairing: In the woil kuown James Both nnd Shop on Chuteaujfax street west, nnd rt'apoctfully so- licits a share of patronm;*. All work t>ntrtiKl<>d to him will be execu- ted In a substantial inunuer, and at tair living rates. NEW GOODS -—AND— NEW PRICES —AT — J. & G. B. RUSSELL'S, Where yo» will find a FRESH STOSK * OF GROCERIES suca AS TEAS, SUGARS, POfiK, LARD, * GANSBD GOODS SPICES, Lemons, Ornngeci, Cftndlcs, Cigars, Tobaooos, Briar Root nnd Xoerschaam Fipos, BnafT, OToralU and Procks, FISHING TACKLE ana all Mndt of FISHEBMSKS' SUPPLIES, &C. t &a* ho. FAMILY FLOUR Best brands always oe hand. OPPOSITE U TBK SUN' 1 OFVfOB. THE OLD STAND! LARGER ADDITIONS TO MINKLER S STOCK CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Everything Good and Cheap. TEAS, ~* ~ COFFEES, SUGAH3, SPICBS, BKBAD, CRAOKRRS, BISCUIT Bread X Bread x His old and well-known BAK8RY ia atlll ii fall operation, and when none of tha \ »taff of life \ happens to be on hand (which is a rare occarronce) plen- ty of other goods oan always be found in the store. REMEMBER—THK OLD STAND I. Water Street—Two Doors North of the Lower Bridae. 0. B. MINKLER MILK! MILK!! ICE, IOE f IOE! T HK UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO IN- form tho residents of Fort CovlngUm thao during tho season hu will bo happy to furnish all requiring the same FRESH MILK in any quantity desired. Delivery will be made by the driuer of the lco wagon of Mwwrs KUKHOU & Blanch*rd during his trip through tho village every morning. B.-B. BLANCHAHD. May 13, 1887. If f i II TV*******- Oat iMt <wt «a4 ratan » «a. •Ul I I • |> I u 4 »• «Ut >maA T-H. few*. MMlkii( *t II I U I I L I «urt f«« to taiUtM mkiA vffi Muf M 4» tk« wrt Ma Mr. t *** *** tad «MMU>I VW m* ' \ * ten * 4*. AagMtt. Man UabU Balm that will KBSTOEB Tan,rrecklt4, Pimple* and BlUchrt. leaviac the akin aoA, clear and beaatlfol; alaolnatructlocuifbr pro- ducing a luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head or smooth faoo Address, Including *• stamp, SEN. VAWDKLF A CO., IS Barclay St., N.Y. TO OON8UMPTIVE8 Th« advortlaor harlnc ba«n permanautry cured of tkat drtmd dlw>M>, CooMimpUoa.by m dmple remedy, la AAXIOM to make known to hl« fellow-«affb!>er» tbe mean* •( care. To all wh« denlr* it, be will »end m copy of tb* prt»criptlon naed, (ran) , with lh« dlrecUon. for preparing and «*!af the •ame which they win find a sure cure for , Parties wishing tfc* lYwwrlpUen, will ptaAae'ftddree*. Rev. R. A WILaOV H Smith b«*th residing at Fort Covlnff- tou, New York; Helon Mellon, reMdlng at Plaintlold, Vermont; Holon Holdcn and Cnark» Hold©* both residing at Chicago, Ilinois, conBtltutii^ ail tho next of kin ami h«lr* at law and wtduw of Iiorenro K. Hitch- cock, late of the town of Fort Cuvin£U>rj in. the County or FrRnkiiu, nnd State of Now York, deceased,- send greeting : Wherens, Alexander M. Stewart, the aole expeutor «Rme<l in tbe lust will ftnd tt ; »tu- memt of the »ald liorenzo E. Hitclicot-k, iU>- ., has lately applied to our Surrogate of our County or Ffiinktiu, W nare^ tho^ said will proved an a will of real and per- sonal property in pursuance of the statute ia *uch cas« made and providiil. You, aud each-Of you, are therefore cited and required persounlly to by and appenr trafor? ot»r||«aid Surroieate, at hit* office m ti»o Court House, in Maiono Tillage, in the County of Franklin, on the 17th day of Oc- . tobor, next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, than and there to attend tho probate of the xMd last will ami testament. And if any of the nforonaid persous are n«d«r thft age of twenty-ont- ycatsj-^ry TV>11 ploa-so to take notice that they are required to appear by thuir jfene'^l guardian, il th»»y havo ono, and if they, have none, that th^y appear and apjily for the appointment of a gaArdmn, or in the event of thtir failure, or ne<lt»ct to do i*o, a special gunrdinn will be appointed by the Surrogate, to ap- pear for them and take car© of I heir inter- est* iu the proceeding!* for the probate of tho itaid will. In testimony whereof we have eauurd the seal of office of onr *>aid Surrogate to be hereunto affixed. WitiirtM*. Hon. Horace A. Taylor, Surrogate of [L.8.] said County oi Kruuklin, at the Surro- gate's office in Maiono Tillage, this 22ud day of Augunt, KH87. E. A. PRATT, Clerk of the Surrogate's C»urt AI-BKRT HOBBR, Attorney for tbe Petitioner, Malone, K. Y. 14-w7 NOTICE TOJREOITORS. I N PURSUANCE OF AN OKDES OF Hon. Horace A. Taylor. Surrogate of the counly of Franklin, notice is hereby given to all pernon» having claims against Croluh- ton Wright, late of the town of Wf-tville, in said county of Franklin, decen»t«d, to exhibit tho ssmo, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, AdmVniHtTator of the goorig, cbat- tols and orcdits of xnid deceased, at his residence aod place of business in wild town of Westvllle, on or before the 37th day of December next. JOHN C. WRIGHT, Administrator. C y 5-w2ff NOTICE T8 PMVE CUIIS. P U R S U A N T TO AH OfiDER OF Hon. Horace A. Taylor, Burrocaie of the county of Franklin, heretofore made, notice i« hereby given to all protons having claims against William W. Stockwell late of the town of Westville, In said county, de- oeased, to present tho name with the voochers thereof to the undersigned at his place of business at the store of He»ry A Ordway, at Fort Covinsjton Centre, in the town of Fort CovingtonJn said county, on or before the 3d day of December, 1887. Dated June 1st, 1887. QEp. «L H13TRY, Executor. MATT C. RAJSESOX, Attorney. I-w2fl NOTICE TO PROVE CUIIS. P URSUANT TO AN OKDEB OF HON. Horace A. Taylor .Surrogate of the soraty of Franklin, hos^toforo made, Notice is here- by given to all persons having claims against Bridget Holden, lale of Fort Corlngton, in aald oount^ deceased, to preaent the same w lth the Tottehera thereof to the underalgBed at the law offloc of Matt C. Kansom, Fort Covlnstou village, N. Y-, on or before UM »n d day of October, 1887. Dated Aprtl 30,1887. HIRAM N. BURKS, Bxe««tov MATT G. RAXSOX, Attorney. 47-w2t JOHN F. 8TRATTON*S Celebrated PB 4 (JODO 7 U 18I7) u Sublime Hamonie,\ u Do*t.* a ®hei Bed,\ SOLO ACG9BDE0N3- JOHH P. STRATTON'S ROYALMOUTH HARMONICAS The finest Mouth Harmonicas possible to make. Send tot Descriptive Catalogue aad Price Ust. With the exoepUon of Brat* Instrument*, no goods sold at retail. JOHN F. 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