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VOLUME IV.,\ NUMBER 46. ARCADE, N. Y., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1895. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. THE COUNTY NEWS. mm .the Herald Correspondents Find to Write About. \CTABSAW. Tho sleighing carnival is put down ifor next week Tuesday, the 19th inst. •There is prospects of plenty of snow, The freezing of salt brine which tests 100 is something unheard of before in this locality, and is evidence of the ex treme low temperature during the bliz- .zard. The salt blocks that were obliged to .suspend operations on account of the •severe cold weather, have again started mp. Prof. Jaxr.eS Louis Kellogg, of New 'York,-assisted iby a cast composed of home talent will produce the farce, \ A Mock Trial,\ in Irving Opera House on Friday evening for the benefit of the -Crystal Hook and Ladder Company of this village. The cast will be made up •of some of Warsaw's leading business •and professional men. C. W. Smith and W. E. Webster arc plaintiff and defend ant in the case, while J. L. Woodworth •and N. S. Wells will present .the ease •and H. C. Zwetch preside. The transfer of the Western New Yosker to Robert A. Wood, of Albany, has been consummated and Mr, Wood •takes immediate ^possession of the .pa per. A new transmitter was placed in the •central telephone office .this week. Mrs. Chas. Tracy is visiting her par ents Mr. and Mrs. M. Brennan in Ar- •cado. District Attornoy E. E. Charles was in Buffalo on business Tuesday. Mrs. Wm. Gouinlock was in .New York last week attending tho federa tion of clubs. presided over by the president, Mi's. Fannie Sutton, of Gainesville. Mrs. Frances Graham of Lockport, corres ponding secretary of New York State W. C. T. U., will conduct a song service and deliver an address: Miss Mary Moore of Attica, state superintendent of uufermented wine, will give a report of tho Vr. C. T. U. national convention recently held in Cleveland, and Miss Kate M. Manning, state superintendent of Sabbath observance, will conduct the devotional exercises. Tho outlet of Silver Lake is frozen to the bottom in many places. NORTH JAVA. .VAKY8HURG. -O- H. N. andW, H. McCray have bought •out Wolf Brothors' meat market. They wrill occupy the building once used by Sr..Sharp as.an. office,' now; owned by J.-M'-Brvon.^/ ,\ v s v';T,-;--?.» ^«;-'-i v ; ,vciV ->i v, —i u : ^m ^H ^^^m^^ • • - • * ' O nly God ;ciui truly blesss you,' The hap; home in .Zahleiyto Miss Celia Bauer, py.couple will make their .Perry. The most severe storm known in many years struck here last Thursday night. Tho stage between here and Attica .failed to make its appearance eithor Friday or Saturday. No trains have been run on the B. A. & A. since last Thursday night ami over sixty shovcl- ers have been at work all this week -and they expected to get a train through Wednesday afternoon. Nearly everyone is busy filling thoir ice houses this week. The ice is quito ithick and of good quality. YORKSHIRE. Mrs. M. C. Mervillo is visiting at K. E; Latson's. O. P. Vedder was in Eliicottville Wednesday. Wm. Buckloy of East Koy was in town over Sunday. D. Sherman is in Buffalo for a few •days this weok. Last Friday Fred Wilber of Bradford arrived here and was at once arrested by officer Savis on a warrant sworn out by his wife Mary, who resides here, on the charge of non support. Tho war rant was sworn out before a .justico in Eliicottville but on account of the atorm it was impossible to got there, and as Fred demanded an immediato hearing there was a good deal of dis puting as to the law, but after receiving a message from the Eliicottville Justico it was decided to tako him there, con sequently he was taken there Monday, and after the parties had beensworn the hearing was adjourned until March 13. PERRY. Rev. Charles Palmatier, pastor of the Univermlist Church plays the clarionet in hif>ulpit to lead the choir on Sunday. 'He ( also belongs to the village band and is, an excellent musi cian: \ . The Board of (-Education has appoint ed Oscar S. Chase as truant officer for the ensuing year.' The Genesee district quarterly con ference of the Free Methodist Church was held \here last week. All the churches in the district were repre sented. Rev.' William Manning was the presiding officer. The programme included sermons, music and short ad dresses. The twenty ninth convention of tbo_ Wyoming County Woman's Christian .Temperance Union will be held in the Art Baptist Church in Perry, February \20th and 21st. Tho convention will be j furniture. (Prom our own Poot Correspondent.) FLOCKING TO JESUS. Each night in our largo Congregational church, Meet those who with tears for the Holy Ghost search, Tho young and tho aged, both of one accord, Are bound for a place in the courts of the Lord. The minister, Dark is tho namo—do t not lurk— He's not a dark figure in Christ-loving work; Undaunted and firm at his post, he is found, His soul is as bright as the Seraphim's crown., A glorious work in North Java, he's done, In preaching the truths of the Infinite One: My praises are empty and weak in each word— Tho' man ho is blessing God is his re ward. We hope the new converts—each ono in their place— May stay in the kingdom of heavenly grace, Grow stronger each day and when life is o'er, Unite with God's saints on the beauti ful shore. ;.Tp THE.EDITOR—A N ACROSTIC..' O..\oodu«« is your UJt'i amlJuou R Ightcbtisnass is heaven' light? -•- G•'• oodncss wins God's approbation, K artlily truth wins heaven's love, 11 rigid and true the traits and virtues entering the throne above, eaven's pence will make yoil happy lwuys giving blessings new, aTely keep from harm the spirit, ach tliiy If your heart is true. FRANKLIN S. NOATMAS Is tho Signer of u Note Responsible' In the case of tho Traders' National Bunk against the, Perry Salt Company, William D. Page and Frank n. Wycoff, which was icalled in the circuit court recently, trial by jury was waived and the case was heard by tho court. Tho action was brougot by the Bank to re cover on a note of 32,000, with interest amounting to S24S. The noto was given by tho salt company to A. G. Yates & Co., who had it discounted at the bank. It was signed-by Pago and WycofT, as president and secretary of the com pany. Tho salt company has passed out of existence and the bank now seeks to hold tho president and secretary personally responsible for the amount of the note. Tho question is whether by signing the noto they became re sponsible. Justico Ruinsoy reserved decision.—Rochester Democrat. 1,1st of Patents. Granted to New York inventors this week. Reported by C. A. Snow & Co., solicitors of American and foreign Pat cats, Washington, D. C. I Q. W. Booth, Rochester Turning and beading machine; F. E. Button, Roch ester, Subway for electric railways; H. C. Campbell, Tarrytown, Making kegs, barrels, etc.; C. Carroll and J. McNul- ty, \Oswego Boiler, L. Dejonge, Jr., Stapleton, .Machine for coating paper or like material in sheets and drying same; W. C. Filler and T. R. Capwell, Dunkirk, Sandpapering machine; <G. A. Goodrich, Greenwich, Door-brace; F. C. Hoagland, Albany, Folding crib; C. 0, Hodges and G. H Gardner, Batavia, Oar; W. B. Johnson, Rome, Handle for coffee pots, etc.; D. M. Kittle, Onanjo- haria, Fish-hook; H. J. Leithton, Syra cuse, Machine for straightening rails or other metal bars; I. W. Litchfield and T. W. Sanford, Warwick, Bicyclebrake; 1. Loughborough, Pittsford, Apparatus for saturating railway ties; C W. Peck, Elmira, Turning-pin socket for stringed instruments; J. R. Penberthy, Buffalo, Apparatus for repairing asphalt paye- mpnts;- B. F. Rathbun, Sash-fastener; W. F. Richards, Buffalo, Car-buffer: S. O. Root, Lodi, Vise; C. W. Siver, Syra cuse, Pressure-gage indicator; A. J. Taylor, Glens Falls, Collar for stove pipes; T. Thatcher, Utica, Extensioi - step for cars; C L. Thomas, Buffalo, Vehicle-spring: H. G. Underwood* Yon- kers, Ad paratus for casting; S. U. Wil liamson, Newburg, Spring-support for WESTERN NEW YORK NEWS. Salamanca wants a town hall. Cuba has nine social clubs—and is not happy. Rev. Thomas K. Beecher, of Elmira, is 71 years old. Castilo is getting ready to build the new town hall. Charles J. Swain has been confirmed as postmaster at Nunda. A teachers' institute is being held at Cattaraugus this week. Genesee county is to havo a new di rectory to bo issued in March. The ice on Silver Lake has an aver- ago thickness of twenty inches. School was held in the new school building at Silver Sptings last Monday. The Republicans made a clean sweep in tho election at Olean last Tuesday. Tho entire Republican ticket was elected in Franklinvillo last Tuesday. The drafted men of Wyoming county held a meeting at Warsaw yesterday. Four Sunday School Institutes will bo held in Allegany county during this month. General Lew Wallace, author of \Ben Hur\ lectured in Olean last Wednesday ovoning. It is reported that Hal Chonoy will occupy tho Fish Lako Houso the com ing summer. Eliicottville went Republican. Ma jorities 5\ to 130. No license by \0 majority. The several towns of Cattaraugus county held their town elections last Tuesday, Feb. 12th. \ i Miss Mary Barnhart, of LaCrosse, Wis., has been visiting friends and rel atives in Hermitage Tho new barrol machine in operation at the salt block, Silver Springs, works successfully. Mr. Lamborson, of Silvor Springs, has changed his chooso factory into a grist mill. There is talk of moving tho Miller Agricultural Works from Caledonia to Lie Roy. / \ The annual town meetings. in Gene see, county ..will be-, held' on -Tuesday,' \' The 1 canninp • factory business ''!» spreading'\rapidly in Western New York. ' \ Editor Countryman, of tho Silvor Springs Signal, was in Chicago last weok. Randolph elected licenso commission ers Tuesday for tho first timo in 12 years. John N. Davidson, of Wistloy, is vis iting friends in Howell and Bostom Mass. The Chronicle says: ''Franklinvillo was novcr quito so gay socially as this season. The Silver Springs band which has been lifeless for sevocal months is boing resurectcd General Booth, tho founder of the Salvation army, will speak at Music Hall, Buffalo, this evening. It is rumored that tho cheese -factory at Hermitage is to bo remodelled into a butter factory in the spring. President Cleveland isent a box and autograph letter to the M. E. Ladies' Bazaar held at Attica last week. Tho First National Bank, of Nunda, has discontinced business. Bepuy's Banking Houso succeeds it. A Buffalo firm has tho contract to remove about 20,000 yards of earth at tho blue stone quarry at Rock Glen. The Attica News had a three column history of the G. A. R. of Attica, last week, which was very interesting. The semi-annual meeting of the Wyoming County W. C. T. U., will bo held in Perry, February 20th and 21st. The Post says: \The Cuba Fair As sociation will soli the property of the associotion and pay tho outstanding debto.\ Major John H. Gilbert, widely known as having printed the first Mormon bible, died recently at his home in Pal myra. The new school house at Silver Sprinbs is completed and ready for oc- cupany. It is a model >school building in «very respect. • A bill appropriating $400,000 has been introduced in the Legislature for build ing a now armory in Buffalo for the 74th Regiment. Tho Bank of Lancaster has taken out a policy with the Fidelity and Cas ualty Company of New York against burglary. t The Sherman, N. Y.. Creamery and Milling Company, which recently pur chased sixteen of tho largest creamer ies in Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties will control the milk of 0,000 cows. Wellsville is to havo a now bank to bo known as tho Citizen's National Bank; of Wellsville, with a capital of $50,000 and $10,000 surplus. J. M. Duncan, of Silvor Springs,' has presented tho school (districts with ono of tho largo bells of tho chime that was at Silver Lako last summer. Batavia is to havo its chartor amend ed so as to provido for a polico justico, who shall have oxclusivo jurisdiction in all village criminal actions. John A. Swan loft last Thursday for Hazardvillo, Conu., whoro ho visits his pareuts. Ho stopped at Geneva, N. Y. a fow days.— Franklinvillo Journal. Within a short timo three large barns have been built noar tho railroad track by dift'oront parties to storo hay in for shipping at Far mors villo station. Millard Jones, of Sandusky, and Miss Bertha Vaugh, of Machias, were guests of C. S. Lyudo and family last Saturday and Sunday.—Dalton Entorpriso. Several trains including ,tho Empiro Stato Express, wero snow bound at Byron, on tho N. Y. Central R. R. last Saturday night and all day Sunday. Father JHaire, of Belfast, starts for California next week. Fathor Angolius of \Allegany College, will tako his placo while ho if absont.—Fillmore Observer. Convorso Fiolds, of Portagovillo, is the owner of a livoly forrot but owns no hens at present. Tho forrot used up fourteen hens iu a fow wooks last wock. Tho mill for tho manufacture cf man gle Crollers at Littlo Valley rocoivod 3,3^2 bolts in ono day last weok. Tho company will spend $10,000 among tho people horo this winter.' Rev. Henry R. Fanchor, of Union Springs, has accoptod the call to be come pastor of tho Presbyterian church of Batavia, and will assumo his duties about April 1st. A fox hound, owned by |Byron Sladc, of Littlo Gcnosee, has run down and killed fiftoen red foxos this wlntor, tho skims of which havo brought tho ownor $l;50.each. v ,Itis said tho Salvation Army has raited the.old Opera Houso, in Wells- vllU^and will soon open a campaign on »in fin that town.' Editor Cowlcs ap- p&incio be'frijrh toned CALIFORNIA I^ETTER. Friendship,' is^to .Ibe/^niestSdi'r-SBe, bequeathed $1,000 tothe Baptist church in that village and $500 to Tho Cuba Cemetery Association, bosides amounts to sovoral relatives. Tho Olean .Glass Works hits boon awarded the contract by tho stato dis pensary commissioners of South Caro lina to furnish all the bottles required by that stato for the present year. Tt i. one of the largost ordors for bottles over placed at one timo in America. Tho Christian Endeavor Society at Silver Springs has appointed tho fol lowing dolegatcs to the Epworth Lea gue Convention to. bo hold in Buffalo Feb. 22-24. Mrs. H. D. Hathaway and Miss Minnio Evans from tho senior so ciety, and Mrs. J. M. Duncan, to roprc- sout tho junior, Mrs. J. R. Wells is tho district delogato. A Pleasant Bit of Descriptio n for Snow Bound Reader*—Fair y Land , o f Southern California, &c.\ Red Lands, Cal. Fob. 0, 1S95. DEAR HOME FRIENDS :—Again wo sond you greeting through the pages of TUB HERALD which weokly comes to us froightod with news from homo, and wo congratulate Arcade upon having a paper, which, rather than printing all tho gossip and unplousant things which may bo said or done, making those already thoro disatisOed, aud preventing othors from coming, makes tho placo seem attractive by printing tho good and omitting tho bad. Wo can hardly imagino tho snows aud drifts of which you write whilo we enjoying thoso glorious golden days, warm with mollow sunlight, full of growth and fragrance, permeated with bird song, aud filled with growiug lifo and blossoming beauty. Hero, naturo speaks with Ivor thousand tonguos. Horo arc mellow dawns and goldon sunsets through all tho year, perpotual harvosts, undying fragrance nnd wou- dcrous blessiug from January to December. Tho birds tuuo thoir throats for a twolvomonth of song. Tho silver footed streams aro novcr ice bound. The air has in it always something of tho broath of summer. Bug and bootlo aro astir, and at ovoning tho merry chorHs of tho frogs is hoard like the droam of far olT sum- more, Tho strawberry is no strnngor to any month of tho yoar, and not a month but has it vcgotablo supplies in the garden, to tempt tho hungry palate. YoBtorday tho theruioniotor register ed G8° in tho shado. Tho church was filled with flowors, white drosses and fans. Whilo I write Mr. Whltnoy sits on tho voranda, (which by the way, is an old stoop covorod with running vines) in his shirt sloovos, onjoying a book from tho Rod Lands public library. By the way, wo havo a flno Y.M.C.A. building,and in tho lower rooms, a public library and roading room, nicoly filled up.. It makos a ploasant rosting place .for us, after our ruilo -walk to town and wo drop in .nearly ovory time we pass ,it. ; - \ j , ui u HOC main e tile oapanene. A pretty aud talkativo littlo girl, evi dently nor motbor's pot, was riding in a Sixth avonuo \L\ train tho othor aft ernoon. Hor mothor accompanied hor. Tho child often sot tho passengers laugh ing at hor droll and ingonuous remarks. Presoutly a romarkably fat Chinaman, in full Chinoso costume, entered nnd sat opposite tho child. Sholookodat him in apparent amaze ment, and thou turning to hor mothor, with an air that showed she had \given it up,\ askod: \Mamma what's that opposite?\ \Shi That's a Chinaman, my dear,\ answorcd tho mothor in a low tone. \Tho samo kind of Chinaman papa says-tho Japanese aro killing?\ \Yos my doar. Don't talk so loud.\ The child meditated a moment and then said: \Well I don't blamo 'em.\— New York Herald. J oat the SUM. Sbo stood at the window of the water tax office, and tho clerk to whom she bad paid her money asked her what else le could do for her. \I want a recipe,\ she answered. \Madam said the clork, \this is not a cooking school. We give receipts, not recipes, here.'' \All right,\ Bhe twittered. \I don't care what you call it. I know I had to stew and boil to get the money to pay it. S'long.\ And sho pocketed the paper, and sailed off.—Betroit Free Press. Hartford thinks it has dono pretty well for American literatnro in having been tho homo of Mrs. Sigonrnoy, Har riet Beecbcr Stowe, Isabella Becchor Hooker, Mark Twain, Charles Dudley Warner, William Gillette, tho play- wight, Noah Webster and many others. The Jews were commanded to cele brate a jnbileo feast, or national holi day, every 50 years. All Jews in bond age to their brethren wont fvoo on this feast. , ... .•' /\._j. T i:.'..-- r papers to tho addresses given, abdblll to me. I havo rocoivod many'ploasant lottors in reply to papers sent, speaking in complimentary terms of tho paper and asking why 1 noglected^to.'toll my frionds of my own health.- So I will simply say horo, that whilo thoro is not a day in which I am not reminded of tho old troublo, in my loft side or lung, yot, I am able to rido nnd walk and havo a good timo ovory day, whilo for tho Inst thrco winters I have been in bed long boforo this time. Wo oxpect, if our lives aro spared, to make this our homo for the noxt yoar or two at least, and shall hopo to soo many of our friends horo within that timo. Mr. Whitney and Kitty join mo in kind regards, to all who may tako the troublo to read this lottor. MRS. WHITNEY. Exceptionally Honored. A good old Methodist lady attending sorvico in a suburban Episcopal church last Sunday becamo happy undor tho proaohiug of tho word and ejaculated \Glory.\ Sho was admonished to keep quiofc by two of tho brothron and nod ded assont, but soon becoming forget ful responded \Halloluiah.\ Tho brothron again called her attention to tho aunoyanco and told her that if sho did not keep quiot thoy would bo com- pollod to removo hor. Tho sermon pro ceeded, and tho old lady, becoming vory happy and forgotful of hor surroundings, shouted out, \Glory to God.\ This was too muoh for tho brothron and thoy tried to lead hor out, but sho refused to walk, so they carried her. On tho way iho said: \I am honored abovo my Master, for whilo ho was carried by an ass I am larried by two.\—Philadelphia Record. Always Keep to the Right. The polite dodging that some times oconra between passers iu a narrow pas- sago was happily solved onoe by a tall, ungraceful, bulky Vormonter, who ex tricated both from tho position by say ing, \If you will stand still, madam, I will go borne.\ Joseph Ritchio of Roxbnry nsed to tell an experipiico of his in the days when ladies' gowns trailed on sidewalks and in struct cars, and thoir tempers flashed out if anybody trod upon them. Looking straight at the flashed cheeks and wrinkled forehead, \I excuse yon, mn'mu,\ said Mr. Rit chio, with old schojl politeness.—Boa- ton Transcript. Tlio Sea Callny. « Tho sen '• .iley in tropical seas is very dnngorou^ ,.i hat hers < )!:r> of tlmso rr< n- turcs fr.;' : i f (I tu th\ 1 <\<ly causes a pain so intf IM t'l .it i icrs hr.vo bc -t n knov.'i; to f ..i\if. iv y could reuch tho N OTICB TO CREDITORS -I'lirxiunt to an order of llou.Andrew J l„»rl»h surrogate of the county ot Wyomlnjj. notice Is lierclj- glven to nit per.ions ImvhiK elnlms nKiUnst the estate ot Kiujene li Freudeiutuil. ileeea.-wd, to present the samo with the vouchers, to the undersigned, administrator of the estate of said deceased, at his residence In the town of Eagle, ou or before the 1 Ith day of June, 1S95.— Dated tho llth day of December, IS9I D. S. MKRVILLE. Administrator. N OTICK TO CREDITORS.—Pursuant to an order of Hon. Andrew J Lorlsh. Surrogate ot Wyoming county, notice Is hereby given to all persons liavlug claims against the estate of Frederick Bender deceased, late ot the town of Oraugevllle, In tho county ot Wyoming, that they present the same with the vouchers there of, to the undersigned executrix' at her resi dence In the Town or Oraugevllle, in said county, on or boforo the 2Sd day ot April, 189S. SUSANNAH UBNDEU. Executrlx- N OTlCK TO CREDITORS.—Pursuant to an order of Hon. Andrew J Lorlsh, Surrogata of Wyoming County, notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of Aurllla Hurlburt deceased, late of the town of Eagle, iu the county ot Wyoming, that they present, the same, with the vouchers thoreot, to the undersigned executor at his resi dence lu the village ot llllss In said county, oil or befoio tho Hth day of January, IS95. AI.ONZO Citoss, Executor. N OTICE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant to an order of lion. Andrew J Lorlsh Surrogate of the Comity of Wyoming, Notice Is hereby S lven to all porxous having claims ngalust, anlel McLaughlin, late of the town of Java, In said county, deceased, to present the same; with tlio vouchers thereof, to the undersigned, James Conroy, executor of the Estato of said deceased, at his residence in tho towu ot Java, In said county, on or before the Slid day of May 1805. JAM us CositoY, Dated November 20, ISM. Executor A. J Knight, Att'y for Executor Oftico aud P. O. Address, Arcade, Wyoming County. N V N OTICE TO CREDITORS.—In pursuance of aH order of Andrew J Lorlsh, Surrogate ot theCo.ot Wyoming andof tho statute In such case made and provided, All jiersoiis having claims against the estato of John S. Dunn, late of tho town of Oeueseo Falls In said county, deceased, avo required to exhibit tho same with the vouchers in support thereof to tho undersigned executrix of tho will ot said deceased at the reslilenco of said executrix lu the towu of Gen esee Falls In said county on or before tho l&th of April, 1895. NKM.IE DUNN. Dated Sopt, M, 1891. Executrix. Geo. W. Dagifott, Att'y, Nunda, N Y N OTICE TO CREDITORS—Pursuaut to ail order made by Hon. Andrew J Lorlsh, County Judge of Wyoming County, N Y , on tho 18th day of November. HUM, notice Is here by given to all the creditors and jiersouahavlug claims against Charles A. Lamb, lately doing business at Wyoming, lu the towu ot Middle- bury, Wyoming county, N. Y , that thoy are required to present thoir said claims with the vouchers thereof, duly vorlllod, to tho subscri ber, tho duly appointed assignee, ot tho said Charles A. Lamb, tor the beuollt of his credit ors, at tho residence ot tho subscriber in the said town of Mlddlobury, on or before tho 4th day or February, 1895. Dated November 10, 1801. ALUEHT II. Smr.BT, Johnson & Charles, Assignee. Attorneys for Asslguce, Warsaw, N. Y. CUPREME COURT, —Wvo.MtNO COUNTT. O Esther Allen, against Norman R. Howes, Kato Howes, his wlto, William F. Spencer. Tho State ltauk ot Pllto, Wilbur Rugg, and Edward Phillips. , To the .ftboye named 'defendantsYou *r» i1*«atr-d*ra after the nerrle* of thin in •xclnatve of the day of nerrloe, nnd in oaee'o* your failure to appear .or answer jud»wi»t wlllbe taken acainst you by default for-tb* reliof.demHndea In tho complaint.- •'- \ ,'> Trial doslred in tho County of Wyoming. . .', \' Dated tho 26th day of December, 1S9I.,.- '\ >, A. J. TCNiciiiT.rialiitirf'H Atlomoy,'., onico and postomco'nddress, Arcade, Wyom ing County, N. Y. ' To Norman R. Howes Tho foregoing sum mons Is served on you by publication, pur suant to an order of Hon. Andrew J. Lorlsh, County Judge, lu ami for \\ > omliig t'ouuty, dated the 10th day of January tsu.\ and Hied with the complaint In the ollliv of the Clerk of Wyoming County, at Warsaw, N Y A. J. ICNtdHT. Pliiliiilff'H Attorney. Arcade. Wyoming county. N . Y. THE WALKER HOUSE. Silver Springs, N. Y. With first-class accommodations for man and boast. This house was recently onlarged and nowly furnished. Tho traveling public will find this just tho placo to stop, upon going andj coining U> Silver Lako or Pony. Tonus reasonable. A. K. WALKER, Prop. IRA. ROGERS, DEALER I N Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats. Oysters and Fish in Season, K- A Complete Line of Canned Cooclo Always on Hand. VEGETABLES IN SEASON. MAIN STREET, - ARCADE, N. Y THE ADVERTISERS FOR 1805. AND WEJSICT^YEDITIONS Afgnuivi Republic!! Joiruls of tit Highest Class. Commercial Advertiser. Ksiaullshed 1707 Published every eve\ liiK. 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