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Lake Shore News. WJH. H. THOMAS, EDITOB. 3 placo tr.MÌ!tioii sets a liumlx-r of tlislies Ì ou the table that noDC dares question— • Turkey, for example, has become throng« I liis agency, our universal <lH.b, es much as England’s is Boast Bevrí¡ w o j x x > r r , v . i v , d e c io . i=7i. Circulars ensealed one 1 ni-\sp;tpcT3 to transient cent; weekJy parties, one and indeeJ. there is a movement 'or Je- j about Sve gallons each. trhich were new ' these ts-ere the Ixiîîies c h icli liad been ¡ stolen. TJio oilie-is fin idly lx-oamc- Kit- ! LÍU-.1 that Guinip knew something of it. j cent for eech two ounces or fraction aud on Saturday searched liis house, 1 thereof. These rates must be prepii-i ▼liere they found three tin cans of | by postage stamps affixed- G 2 A Y E S & M E S S E L I - ! J claring tliis our national bird. P O L I T I C A I » f*A R T i r .S . j T o birds, certainly, the day trailition- ‘ Tt i * well kú own to o u r re f e r s that ! filly ljelon^î. Besides the tu r k e y , are 1 the Setct, although it m a y ili-»cui>=, it ; chicken, duel-:, goose and varions forts • does not adtwde or express an opinion j o f game, fo r nearly all of which there ; and hiul evidently been made on ¡jar- j povs for shipping oiL The neit thing was to find out where 1 these cans were made aud who ordered : them. Tlie officers began their search ' upon any political party. V.'e may ],ave ! mnH be found some room. ' for this important portion of the.bnsi-i our individual opinion, like and eminent j The original Thnnksgivin\ motto was i ness, and Suallv found ont tint such (who might l>e named,) in his : no doubt that laid down by the witch in ' cans had been made at the hardware1 M.'i/'V.l«-‘.h, with \Pare i~ fowl, and fowl1 stori of A_ B. Hannon, in ’\Ve»'*ilsport, is fare;” bnt time and fashion, without J that they were or.lered and paid for by ' claring to repwl i'tte, Jjavc added a -;a~t W. II. Moore, of l!:i> village, v.iio told , load to tin». The whole vegetable king-1 Mr. H-irraon that lie w.ls getting them dom demands admittance—the canny and the un-cannr-J, all together; and the day marks the annual uprisiu\ of pit— our national pastry-otum takes new coura;»e from the r-currc-nc-:-, and the Judg- charge to the Jury in an important cause, it would be mere &ffectation to pretend that we had no opinion; he ¿aid h e harl aa opinion—a decided one—indeed he never tried an important case in which he had not; but it was not his pirpose to express that opinion. So we a y , of politic il parties. V.'e rr-gtrd political parties and we hold that they never should be regarded otherwise, than as the- jiroper machinery with which izsj/Ortant rseainre.H are to b « carried into effect. In their Xorxa ;- tion they are sinspiy combinations of the scattering ek-rtx-nt. o f public H?nti- ment, ttpon iiae princi/)!« of the familiitr aphorism \is anion there is strength.’’ I t is the -»eiding log « h c r oi the cl-s sad Bius g irjjjg strength and energy to the scntiiaeut that f-hall enforce a principle, without which no great or •alatary intsiinre in oar history has ever been accomplished. It wai by such 3 comi>ir»V.i<'n, s'ich a concentration of Krntici^n:, a pir-.y thns iorme.i. tnd by sack only, s.'k-r a dc- t/*raiaed struggle of Sve I'-ag y^rs. d-uing away u&ci. to ll.e ein.rU oi Alt£. - t milr of Gen. V.'ashingt.>n. j: , for the purpose of shipping maple mo- lasv:-s to Xew York. Moore left for i for Xe~ York about the middle of last 1 week, saying he was going to see his sister, and settle with the Howe Suwing Machine Co., for whom he was agent iu Weekly newspaper? to regular sub scribers will be Sve cents j>er quarter Under this section, c-oanty papers pass by mail free to subscribers actually residing within the county, but when delivered at letter carrier offices or by letter carrier, they are subject to rates of postage fixed in the laws and regula- , tions, page G7, section 15S, namely on • publications not exceeding four ».-nncei in weight, issued le.^s frequently than , once a wc-vk, one cent for each copy, and when issued once a week five cents a quarter. For each issue more frequent than once a week, an additional rate shall be charged for each additional four uunc-es or fraction thereof. These rates must be paid quarterly be- fore the delivery of such matter, either at tlie office of mailing or delivery • 50 n H 'rt 0 05 tí 1 è ,il who do mt LOST! LOST! Many colJea t.pportca'.tUs by a ; piixh i- ti-clrgoou* >* C H U E i i E s C O L V I N ’ S DE.VLEKS IX ; cook a:i<l the physician lx>k 'wiib ap proval tju the prcr'rpcct. Xo physician ! this vrclait, , \a'ith a modicum of hunuuity thinks of I It vas no^* evident to the officers 1 bviag iivay from his jK»st of duty af:<?r ! the oil had been shipped to New ; sac?! an occurrence; lor no matter hov and that Moore had gonutosell it.— ' transient rates, viz: one* cent for each • dull hi? trade has bc-en up to tiiiit time, 1 OSicer Seymour immediately started f*'r ! two ounces or friction thereof. * he must \>e pr^parc-d to i*t:» ud to busi- j Xew Y o r k , to watch M o o r e and secu;e ; Th e foregoing instructions are to take ess on short notice. Such has been • the oil, ^vliiW Hayden remained here to ^effect the 1st day of Jammry, iTTii f*-xp»ri«-iice- Thi-rr-Hi=-caJ:c. -5,aw-ai*r<ir4ii.''-h*»m, oiulliy wliom ; are to continue in force until znodiSed i all its varieti«, experimental and time* the oil liad been fchipvred, and kee|» : or su^ended by the department, tried, and fn»it end French confections • Scyxnonr posted. Haydf?n found tlmt a ! 5000 Yards of Fac tory at 8,10 and 12 cents per Yard, th a t ' W h e n n o t so p a id , p o s t a g e m u s t b e c o l - ' n • Æ Q ,C * 1 ( } f * f C; I Y i r k ' lc-cted o n th e d e l i v e r y o f e a c h co p y a t ' 1 . 1 A l l i b i U t O VX XV_Ll*-> per Id. The Best is arc to tate j . _ - - r t j-jrij y , 1875, and i j j j fllC Mai'lvCt lUCtS. EAT BARGAINS!! AT Smedlej' & Eoberts. Having given our order fur a L im e .\. S toc * of than c-vtr before, -«uwilUdi Crotkerv *t REDUCED PBIGE8 F o r :hc X e r t Tliirty N H W GOODS. Days, to make room for T U E H K ï have entered the li.”t«. Indeed, all box of peppermint oil lia 1 been thipped j tilings that stand to us in the relation o ! ' from .Skane.itek-s Junction by Wm. food, demand a place at • the i.ib!c with i D--an, to W. H. Moore C V3 Broadway, th v e that stand to as :n the relation of New York, care of Howe Sewing Ma- fainily, and one*- » year we meet all onr rebtien*. edible an 1 lovable, if God in hi« nrovidenc-i has not removed us too chine Company, a day previous to Moore’s departure. Hayden telegrap.'d these facts t»> Sevniotir who found Moore fo r 'rom the olrl hirt io make it acculi- ' and learned he was commg home, when b!e. ; lie thought best, ' ni-t htrn th.-r.-,'i.v.Tj-i.'..me and COXDE.VSED ITEMS. —Judge Durell of Louisiana has re signed —The Pope is pronounced perfectly -.veil. —Arkansas wants tlie tax on leaf to- , ., , baeco repealed, decided not to ar- 1 —The Late tvphoon damaged Jamaica slitation was formed and ar.al!y adopted; thoagh few j**_-riOii£ jK-rliaj«, among us, realize that tremendous iimgalc, nud fewer still who are no-, now r^ady to atl- mit the wisdom that fonncd that party, and ¡h e r e b y stipi-rcedcd tiivohl \Articles of Confederation,” by the pr-sor.t con stitution, our 4,5Iiigna Charia.” It wa by the persevering efforts of this same, much maligned federal party that Presi dent Washington was sustained in sanc tioning the fjimous “'Jay Tr.-aty,” an.l in dismissing the French Minister, Ge net. It was by m similar combination of opposition sentiment that the \Anti- Hollaiid Bay, Jamaica, a:id Cieufuegos. ! | — Gov Dix has vetoed the Greenwich j .street elevated railway bill. ' —The I ’re.'idc-nt’s message is done. It covers about eighty foolscap pages. As regards the fanTily^ it Ts w»-li\to | rest htrn t!..-r. ;»* home togetli- , ia v « it sii. It is bless»-»! there is’ er a-, far as the dop-it at this place where 1 «ortli tuts iionn-ward timiTng^lti'ieast on:e a i oilicer It.iydeii ivu> in waiting, who as j —Smith of Arkansas has quietly pack- year, ami it w- r-- mnch better if it could | s<jon as Moore stepped oiF the ears ar- 1 cc'! off to Washington. come oftener. But :is regard? the gas-1 rested him ar.d tool: him to I^yons, —A new cable is to be laid between tronouue feature of the festival there i? J where he waived mi examination and fair room for a doubt. It is true that was committed to jail. He had over one is more apt to think of this after | 3300 in liis possession which he obtained than before the affair ■ for the oil, the remainder, about S200, nitrepi.im«aru-Um'K'tlit-ntlic-banrim.t'so'er, . was t'i be sent lo Wm. Dean, at Auburn , Thy dreadful reckon.hi: and men hiju I c no more. 1 . . „ t . bv imiil. Ihe oil was stolen bv luih • | Hat up .o that um» they are apt to _ ani ht ^ ^ ^ ^ , -Carrington s .saloon and the Meth- look with favor on tlie feast ,n propor- „ ,.,ul„ M ,oat „,„1 s,,.r, tv,l here i;ntli it j odist church of Meelina were burned on tion to its amount nnd vnnetr Jt is ( . .. it i 1 this which suggests » few reflections on i ; Amerieun diiuitrs. 1 \ Once (i year we devote n dny to | mesd, nnd strivr* to esit the whole line of X'eder»!/* and subM.*quently “ Demo- j fond tlmt nature nnd ingenuity can of-. .. , . eratic” I * r t v waa formed, by which the |t.r. f 1’or tho rest of the time we eat in \ ° ° ‘ „-ineial aid from eontrress i ---- jluV(J WuryCH] ^jlls ¡ij.itti'i up iwneini aiu iroin congress. scare» lv tiny clue at all to work on | —Booth’* theater H as been sold under Jt is generally supposed that these I mortgage, Oliver Ames of Boston, pur* i- t chaser, at $355,0011. short | —it is said that Spain has paid only iiu f j llijyijt5 M e r i n o e s , K m p r r -? ? . B l a c k A l p a c a s , B l a c k S i l k ? . C a s h m e r e s a n d g r e a t w a r n - t y o f o t h e r D r e s s 000 ( 1 =. A F U L L L I N E O F H A Ï0 E H S CLOTHE, MEDIC! G r o c e r i e s , ¡V o l i o n s a n d 1 Lamps & k m W c have Just Received the Lnrg<et Stock of Lam ps ever brought to Wolcott, consisting of B racket. T a b le & I/and /.amps. Flannels and Yarns. and Keller, a ranal boat and secreted here i was taken to Skancatelcs for shipment, t by Itich Moore was released on bail ! i on Thursday and will appear for eiain- ! illation when wanted. The oil has been recovered and is in the possession of Mr Thursday. —By the burning of the calaboose at Pontiac, 111., two men, under arrest for disorderly eoLduCt, perished. —The centennial board of finance Great credit is due the oHi-1 llllvu abandoned the idea of seeking fi- i war of 1812 was declared aguini-t Grout Dritiun; the financial measures of Gen. Jacks'jn's administration, including the destruction of the V. S. Bank, sustained; tho ruthless w»rtn>oii Mexico protected, and many other important measures carried ou, which need not here be men tioned; the wisdom or folly of all or any of which every one is at liberty to be lieve or advocate as he pleases. Itut unfortunately, whenever a polit ical party hi us been constructed and put into operation, however laudable its pur- piirpoHog aud aims, cucli is' the evil tend ency of human passion:», avarice and ambition, that individual interest and personal aggrandizement in its managers, turn it away from its original and legiti mate purpose, the public good, and make it the subservient iii.tniuient of tho aims »nd interests of individuals, so that alike combination, aud opposition party, •whereby it may be cautioned, menaneed, *ad threatened with defeat, bcco.nes not o lly useful but absolutely necessary for t le well being of tho commonwealth Hence it is that wo usually have, aud al.t-ays ought to have, two leading polit ical parties in tho country—the one in opposition to tlie other. And it wero well for us—nay, “ <« consinualion de voutly to be wished,” that these oppos ing partie» might more frequently if not always, be pretty nearly balanced. It is tho great evil, apparently insepar able from the good, of t!ie.*e parties, that they - not unfrequently become too preponderating. Exulting in over powering strength, they become arrogant to opponent*, insolent to the public aud defi.iut to tho cl-iims of justice. The purposes for which tlicy were formed aud their leaders installed in office, are ruthlessly thrown aside; a lite-lease of office is claimed, aud the public treasury i<< plundered. Notliiiig but a determined opposition actyus competent to meet this evil.— Docs any one believe that tho Demo cratic party would ever have permitted the formation af the “ Tweed King” in its bosom, and allowed it to rim rampant iu the city of New York, if it liad been menaneed by an opposing parly, pos sessed of power sufficient to seriously threaten its overthrow? Are wcnot, all of us, not »infrequently, called upon to mipport measures that never would have been proposed—to vote for candidates that never would havo boon nominated, but for this dcllant arrogance engender ed by an overpowering preponderance of our party, which di»<lains opposition. n. haste, careless what we have, and 11111 - j ions only to return to work. Co tld the I ' mental energies which are lavis icd on I , , , , , , parties are the ones who stole the prop, tlie thanksgiving spread, be distributed'1 , , i-rtv from Mr Ih.wland s barn a .short Boots &> Shoe T H E LARGEST STO CK —AND THE— BEST QUALITY -or— B oots , S id e s a s d R u b b e r s , \ 1« V w « • I a s I h o L o n < ‘ s l ! ! DON’T ror.GET TIIC PLACE. JWHY L o w Buy yn;:r rood« n* CIIt*R CH »V COLVIN'S, whirl- >Vm will pet the lx-*t in quality, and :lie largest amount for the h c s t niom y OUR STOCK OF Grocerii I time acro, and tlmt thev are al^othe ones through the year, ami each dinner re* coive a 3Gith of tlie attention that is be stowed on this one, varietv could he .. , , . , . . . .. * . , . b u v a n n vli d u r i n g the m at fa ll, m a i n t a i n e d a l l tlie tun e ; e a t i n g cou ld ¡ < t ... be raised a bit from part of the Virginias indemnity to Eng- I that committed the several burglaries at How much to usg . r ., — .......... .. ....... c ...... — . ......... There i->} e.i tnt cou i^^ doubt but this wa.> a regular gang routine necessity , , < , i , .* . . . *• , i ! \'ho made it their business to prowl • t o th e r e g i o n o r c i n o v m e n t , a n d th e at* , , , , ,•— *...................- ........ - ........ .. . ,. , . . . . . . . i around tlie countrv and steal whatever I .... , , . , tractions of the table be so developed L. . . ... *, . . t . . ,, . ; — ihe women cmplovod in the Isew t 4, i th«»v could without hoing detected, llieh _ i , . i Brunswick» (X J.i rubber coiunanr ore I and it is . * , i, i , * I 1 on a btnke. lteduced wages. I -It is with infinite satisfaction that 1 • we learn that Big Tree has not violated I his parole. Sheridan says so. as to retain there soincwh it longer those who ordinarily gather merely to sopa- rate as soon as possible. We arc informed that the iutrodnc*1 tion of hot drinks, tea a id coflec and 1 ttie like, brougnt woman to the table with man, and was one of the impor tant steps iu her advancement from ac tual serviitido to the social position which several of ihe sex so conspicuous* lv deplore at present. If accidentally the table has accomplished all this—if a yearly tmde of hundreds oi millions in ladies' luxuries, if the i,fra‘e and beauty of home and home-life, if tho historic careers of Miss Anthony, Dr Mary Walker, Vinnie Beam and other “ emi- is a very desperate character, said that he has killed two men since lie has b. en leading such a life. lie told Moon* if he didn't send him back hi» I share of the money, and “ act sqm rj he would fix him.” Our citizens feel very thankful that he is where he call do no farther damage nnd that tlie gang is ef fectually broken up. TIIK SEW POSTAL KATi:F. roNTP.aNiNO Nnvsr.u»nns. W aruisotos , Dee. 3.—Postmnste- Jewell has approved the instructions m , relation to the pre-payment of postage i on papers and other printed matter, on nenl” women, are all due to an accident ¡ ,lna after Jumrnry 1st, 1S75, under the of table custom, wlint changes nnd inv provoments miglit not eomo <»f putting tho table umler a force of a reform movement, not accidental but definite! planned, to improve thetiste, improve health, aud improve time and opportn nity now so neglected and abused, 'l'lie subject admits of endless elaboration. Ml'UICUS. ■AB1TORD CORRESPOSIIC3CE. Editor o f the L ake » « oxe N ews : AFTEK THE FARE. The family re-union is ended. The imperative demands of business, ns the force of liabit is formally termed in these dull days, have called back to their home* the visitor* of once a year, and memory, jogged by dyspeptic pnngn, aud the sight o f tlie vast remains of birds and else uneaten, alone avails to testify to the fulfilling of the feast and the filling full of tho fensters. Tlie fare of Thank»giving-day confers a right to he.idacho and dyspepsia for a week at leant, and none will dispute that it is a fair transaction. It has bceomo the custom to cat ou (hat occasion ou auouut and variety o f food tuch as the average American min- glm not again in • year. In tlie ftrat l in tbc glass», showing conclusively tl-#t A NEST OK THIEVES H:!OKE.V I T IX POUT HVItO.X. AVe copy the following from tho Poi-l Ihjron Chronicle, of Dec. !)d. It will be remembered thnt Mr Ilotehkiss, of Ly ons, had a quantity of I’epper-miit O 1 stolen a few weeks .since. The capiur of this gang of thieves shows where til oil went to- On Friday evening of last week two men were captured while 111 the act ol stealing a quantity of pork from tli cellar of JI. J. Christ ¡an, near thib place. They were brought to this place and turned over to officer Wells, who lodged them in the lock-up until morn ing,,when thoy were taken before Jus tice Aldrich for examination, which they waived, and wero committed to jail foi trial lieforo the Grand Jury. They gave their names as Win. Dean and W 111 . Keller. Wm. Dean was soon recogni zed as “ Bill Itieh,” a notorious rough and ex-convict. Ilich presented a rath er sorry appearance, as during tlie .strug gle of capturing him he resisted, and received a blow which closed one eve and gave him the appearance o f a third class prize-fighter. These parties had been hanging around tlie village foi some time, and officer Seymour nml Hayden had been watching their move ments closely, as they- suspected thej were concerned1 in stealing the Pepper mint Oil from the oil. depot of 1L O. Hotchkiss, at Lyons, about three week» ago. They boarded with a family bj tho name of Uuinip, iu tlie we.sfpart o! the village, aud this place was also watched as it was thought the oil war conccaled somewhere on the premises. On Friday, of last week, several bot tles were discovered by the side of the road near the first toll-gate bctwcei- here and Auburn, which had contained peppermint a 1, and the word.«, “ H. O Hotchkiss, Lyons, X. Y were blow act of June 2:J. 1ST I. Section .I of said aet divided the mat ter therein described into two clas-es:— On all newspapers and periodicals is sued weekly or oftener, two cents per pound, or a fraction thereof, aud ou nil those issued less frequently, three ccnts per pound, ora fraction thereof. Under section C, upon tho receipt of such matter at the mailing office, prop erly assorted into two classes, it must be pre-paid, after deducting the weight of the sack, by special adhesive .stamps, furnished by the department for this purpose. Ordinary postage stamps can not be used for this purpose, nor can these stamps be used for any other pur pose. Postmasters will make the following DEDUCTIONS FOlt WEIOUT OK SACKS, viz. Number 1, jute sacks, til pounds; number 2. jute sack, 2 pounds; number I, cotton sack, 3j,pounds, number 2, cotton saek, 3} pounds. On receipt of Hostage the postmaster will give the receipt from u hook of blank forms, •stamps will then be affixed to the stub if the receipt and cancelled by perfora ting them with a punch and the blank ipace’s stub be filled to correspond with the receipt. The stub books arc to be kept perma nently in the office to be ready to be produced whenever demanded by the department. The postmaster -»ill render promptly at the end of each quarter, in blank forms furnished for the purpose, a state ment of postage collected from ench p iblisher or nows agent during the piarter. These special stamps will bo charged to postmasters and accounted for in the lame manner as ordinary postage stamps. coxceknl.no DcutvnRco packages; etc. Newspapers, periodicals nnd circulars leposited in a letter carrier office for de- ivery by the office or it3 carriers, are mbject to pontage at tho following rates: On newspaper?, regular or transient, lot exceeding two ounces in weight, one •cut each. On periodicals regular or transient not •seceding two ounces in weight, one •cnt each. On periodicals regular or transient ex ceeding two ounces in weight, two ccnts each. —The lieformed Episcopal church 1 ■ had an anniversary celebration iu New I York Wednesday night. j —The United Grand Lodge of colored * Masons held a scmi-amiual conference ' ill New York on Wednesday | | —An epidemic similar to black flux I , has broken out at Alexandria, sixty | miles east of Nashville, Tenn. J I —Michael Scauhin, robber of J I). 1 Mandevillo of New York, convicted. iCle.en years in State prison. —The Presbyterian eouferencc com mittee on consolidation is in session in New York. Rev, Dr E. P Vau Glesen chairman. —The schooner Sanderson, grain lad en, bound from Chicago to Oswego, foundered in Lake Michigan in the late gale, and her crow of eight meu went dowu with her. GROCERIES A Large Assortment, including a fine line of TEAS. G I V E VS -1 r A L L . \ We Guarantee Satisfaction and tlio W o r t h of Your Money EVERY TIME. GRAVES & M E R R ELL. i onbra<v * •*» Ml r4 rTsieihf.d, pi:!- ¡ •vir.znl and Y>*h O if i- wn a- s-vrup* wit. h ] ar* *e « jr r»t îî.î'i* pcr cal. (• t tij» \. -vi., o ‘ . and r*»“ d r*«-rt«*lï:-*.» > f--r *;iv- th 1.« m l*ran Ì» Í '»flt-t. m tin- r.>ark<.t, v.h:vli v,ill W ground to order Tiiv Ltet s Jana il & Green Teas i x ! Having sclecltd our Stock of Lamps with great care, wo are sat.s3ed ive can phase all ia I Style and Price. ;G la s s W a r e !! We have a Large Stork of Gists V.’aro of all k:nds, which wc will b .-II as LOW IS THE LOWEST. WE HAVE A I T U . I.1M OK i S I L V E R P L A T E D W A K E . Casters, n-u.t Bisi.cts, also Table Cmlrrv of .11 kinds, ami in fact cvwvtliing usually he'pt in » nrst-e!.iss Crock» rv .s;„re. A full line o f WOOD and WILLOW WAP.C. OUR STOCK OF TE A S A N D COFFEES IS COMPLETE. In fact we are on liatal 10 »1.. l.i s’ni^j, T R Y US AN D S E £ S t o h e Orrosnx Tost C itic e , M a t s S * WOLCOTT, .V V. CAMPBELL & VAmiXEHBERG. r h r:t* V 1; e., JJ a t 1 ^0 p<-r Î*. good Jap.* : I a :vl fJrct n 1 • a s r.t ct u : « p< r IÎ*. j i V.' l-avi .-n hr.nd a o ‘in j ' h t i “ t^rk r.f ? c A p . ! in^ltid.iiK tía f i a •!> !* 'lc a U . k . , 0 !> y í r . i ï * . ! Tar, />>/} thv iîn/-’-r 7 »SI* t >«cp. A}i'»afnlJ> I stock f f Sp:«N s f>( alt 1;iíj*1-. Soda. Cr< afi Tarur 1 ! Ac. A \\i\ fine article o f Baking ru'.uWr. BEAÖH & NEWBERRY. N E W THE BEST i'K E E TO A.ÀÆi I: costa nothing to call on T ? CAMPBELL h VARVALKEHBUHG. And examine their fine stock of Ü L Ï FL W H I C H W I I X : ; SOLD L E G A L , CTATE o r NP.W VOnK.-SriT.EMr. Court- Coc.vty OF Ononuao \— Lewis Sohillimccr and Charh* Ki» fftT. W illiam A. Coventry, Summons To the above naiucddeftndam Vou arc* here)»* Siin)mo.»K-tl and required to answer the complaint of the aU>ve named plaintifl's, % copy of which is herewith Served, and to serve a ropy of your Mi»uvr on the subscriber at Syracuse. N Y., within twenty days after the service of this Summons, exclusive of the ilav oi »trvice. or the plaintitT* will take ju*i^men*t at;aimt you for two Immlretl lifty-thrro and *¿ 0-100 dollars.^ with interest on*#lU4.20 from August 31, 1«S71, and on foi), from Septem ber 20, 187it besides co*t«. a . u . o n n r x , PlaintiiT« Attomer Tlie complaint in the above entitled action, was likd in tbc office o f the Clerk of Onondaga Countv, on the ‘¿7th dav o f October 1571. a . h ■iwC. * Plaintiffs Attomev. M OUTGAOU S A I.ll—X.vmt; or Moiitovoor, AlinonScarle; name of mortsiageis, l*idelns Searle, Oharle* Searle and Caroline Searle. l)at(i of Mortgage, Apnl 1, The morttra«« contain« a pm'er o f sale and the mnrtgace was recorded in Wayne County Clerk’« Office^ at Lv. on«», V., on'the 21?>t tlay t»f SepitmUr, I.S/fl, in Liber «W of mortgages at page 110. The amount clainud to be due on «aid mortgage at the date of the tir.«»t publication of this notice, is the sum of »£07.G1, and yet to become due the sum o f M.2W, and interest from April 1,1S7L The premises are iVscribcd iu said mortgage substantially as fellows* All that tract or parcel o f land situate in thn town o f Savannah, m the County of Wavne, and State of New York, and bounde«! and tf<--^ribod as follows, >iz: Beginning on the wist line of lot number thirteen, in said town, on the north- west corncr of lands now owned bv Almira Townsend, running ea«t eighteen cliains and two links on said Townsend’s north line, thence north along Thomas Johnson*» wt*st line to the center o f the highwav, thence we«t sn chains and ninetv-*cven links tlienco north three chains and fifty links, thence east onechainand fifty links, thence north along said Johnson's west line eleven chains and scventv.six links to a stake, thenee west eleven chain's and fortv- flve links, thenee south along the west line of • lid lot, number thirteen, to the place of begin ning, containing slsiv-nine acres. Als^, all'that tract or j^arccl or land situated in the town, county and state aforesaid, l*ounded and described as follows, riz: Beginning at the north-west comer of land» formerly owned and occupied by £dwia Nicholsj thence north thir teen chains and sixteen link«, thence ea«; twelvo chains and fifty-eight link.*», thence south thirteen chains and aixteen links, thenee west twelve chains and fifty-eight links, to the place of beginning, containing aixteen acres and three roods of land. The said mortgage will be foreclosed bv a sale o f tho mortgaged premises, atpnblie auc tion to the highest bidder, at the Brick Hotel in the village o f Wolcott, Wavne Countv, N. Y * on Saturday, the 20th dav o f ‘ February,*1875, at ten o'clock, . t x , r Dated Wolcott, N. Nov. 25,1374. A lag * Seaiuj; Xoriraf&e. Wood A C->XKLty, Atteraey«. g o l d a n d s i l v e r Watches ! Fine Gold and TUtcd Chains, Fine Jewelrv of all kinds. POCKET CUTLERY SOLID SHVEB, P U R I W ill. SC. \Mjjch we arc selliag at priccs to suit the rerv closest buyers Agents for the Paul Breton and Jules Ilugue- nin Swiss Watches. •3* All goods neatly engraved free o f charge, ^ a REPAIRING. Watchc s, Clocks and Jewelrv repaired in the .best manner by C. F YanValkenburg. V E R Y liO W . Wr al«o l^ccp constantly supplied with a large and fresh stock of including Salmon. White Fitdi, Mackerel, Cod Fish. lU-rring, Halibut and Sardines. Fresh Mackcrcl every Tuesday and Sa*imluy. We Will Sell at Cheap as the Cheapest ! I Also t full btock of OILS to be sold it Pail ic P i 'ices!! including Kerosene, Linseed. P.aw and Boiled. W hale, Black, Lard, Castor and Sweet 0*1. Al so, a large stock « f the very best l'AlNT*. We shall continue to bupplv the market with the finest OYSTERS! OYSTERS!! OYSTERS!!! in cans. kegs, and solid meats, amltheverv best brands of Cracker«. Fall and Winter CLOTHING. IT YOU W.LVT A A Fine Occrcnnt, n .Vic« Black Snif af any kind, or Furnishing Goods o f every description, CALL AND SiiE '“ .w&s».”satss*“ style, fit and dursbiKtr, and at rnccsnsLowtatlK; Lnwt.it W. D. CAXPBELL. to. Wchave O il hand a larpe snpiilvof Iirooms. Scnikbing aniIToilc-i brushes. We can ispecial ly rccoiumend our tine stock o f TOBACCO, both Giowing tnd Smoking. \We invite all who enjoy a gooO siesta, to call and examine our Choice Brands of CIGARS, ceded to be the best o cent Cigar in the market Weals«invite attention to our large supply .Confectionary, Perfuuieiy, Cosmetics, Toys and Fancy Goods of all kind-» Our swek of Drugs cannot be excelled iii strength or purity. Tlie public mil ¡ 1 , vi h » ' \ S e «>P1% of l'atent Metlicinr.. ‘ Tull line o f Lemon's Aniline Dv( shades can Jie obtained, eaeli . aUo, a 100 Ätoerent w— '»*« «v-M O ia iu c u , e a e n d v e nroduein' csi<1 Jtorc \vii',fC» l0v a“ orJi,1S to tie amonnt cstu. « a r e W u ic« .V Liq u o r s for mwliciniil osc3 always on hand. Prescriptions care- lu■ \ n ? « \^i?1 ’ vll¡cl, they have favored rn in the past. By prompt attention to busint « - bv w-11 in^our grxxls at the smallest possible m irS n ' \ i - ' i a larfre Irpremred. 'Wc.trotilil resiwctfullv ti-mi/'i- r;ul,lil> f - tbeliberalpatron- Hîl i l - ’ ^e shall endeavor to merit nn«i 5oiicit a “ > «¿ ¿ s t G00DS D E L IV E R E D F R E E OF CHARGE, ÌV//EX DESIRED. ▼X. o. cnracu, 5t t r. coltiv . . V0T.-C07T, y y. ardware T h e undcrs'gncd having formed a copartner ship, vrill be found on Ml STREET, WOLCOTT, Ñ. Y. Heady to show iho rr0p]c tn t]r;s plilre Kni[ T¡. cinity, their stock ot H.vitDw.snE, consiitinj of Shelf & Heavy llnrdwnre OF A L L KINDS, Iron r.nd Stool, Nail?, Horso Shoos, Ag ricultural Implements, Su.sli, Glus«, Doors & Blinds, Paint*, Oi)», Colors, A mui.shes, Di-j-ers, Mculmnics Tools, Axes, Seytlms, At., He. Special attention will be given to IIOUSK FUUNISIIIXG GOODS and lluilder’K ^[ateiiab- WE ALSO HAA’E A F I R S T - C L A S S T I N N E K and will at all times be prepared to do J O S WORK IN' T IIE LISE OF Tin. r o] pcr k Shcct-Iron Work with N eatness anil D ispatch . Onr motto I* QUICK SALES A 5 D SIAT.T. PROFITS Vie shall charge nothing for showing our goods, but «hall talie great pleasure in doings® anil firing: prices. We shall try <o plea»c «¡1 \ li o favor us with their patronage. DO XOT FORGET THE rLACE, H ill St., Wolcott, N. Y. Wc have in addition to our trade, a firfrt-cla* IM E R TAKIM DEPARTMENT, where can always be found Burial Goods o f tk* Latest Styles and finish, consisting of C o m * * C askets , U c r t a l Hodes Ac. ALSO A ? S ? . B T - 3 L A S S S S ^ . ? . S 3 in Attendance to Tunerals F r e e or with Personal Attendance when desireil. BRiVCH & XEVi'BEERY- It. E. BEACH, E. 1r. SXTBKKltT- Itt
