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w e a t h e r r e p o r t W a s h ington , J a n u a r y 11 E a s tern N o v r Y o rk: Warmer, snow , lig h t to fresh, v a r ia b lo vt-inds. increaslns in f o r c e , b e com ing e a s te r ly . W e stern N e w T o o k . Warmer snow, fr e s h to brisk, w inds becom ing easterly. T H E L A T E S T FRO M P A R I S . M ilitary e f f e c ts are noticeable in th e season's m i l l i n e r y Colors a r e extensively used in t h e d e c oration o f b l a c k toilets. W h ite a n d g o l d is a favorite c o m b i n a tion f o r t e a - j a c k e t s and tea g o w n s . Glove s t r e t c h e r s of oxidised s i l v e r are w o r n as a p e n d a n t to the c h a telain e . P r e t ty d e m i-train e d toilets fo r y o u n g ladies are o f w h ite wool braid e d \with silver. C h a rm ing evening toilets h a v e lace skirts, w i t h m o ire bodices w i t h s a s h e s to m a tch. Y o u n g la d i e s trim their b la c k silk gow n s v e r y effectively with silv e r a n d c u t j e t g im p s . B o n n e ts o f d a r k green v e lv e t a r e spangled w ith , j e t and trim m e d w i t h black m o ir e rib b o n . D a inty h o m e toilets are most in v a r i a bly m a d e w i t h a belted corsage o f so m e d e s c ription. O c e a n g r a y a n d old silver aro n e u t r a l colors w h i c h a r e much adm ired fo r cloth t a i l o r - m a d e gowns. Pale a n d d e e p tan plush sk i r t e a r e w o r n w i t h w i n t e r dresses of v a r i o u s colors a n d fa b r i c s . C a s h m e re b o n n e ts, with p inked e d g e s and c a p s s e w n inside are in v o g u e fo r babies a n d little girls. A new g o ld horseshoe brooch is f o r m e d by several s m a l l e r horseshoe set w i t h rubies o r o t h e r stones. Laces, silk a n d passementeries a n d j e t galloon a r e th e favorite g a r n itu r e s f o r black f a ille d r e s s e s . Beige, t a n , b r o n z e , golden b r o w n a n d all th e ta w n v yellow shades a r e v e r y fashionable t h e present season. N e w c lo t h bonnets m atching c l o t h dresses are c o v e r e d with passem e n teries like t h a t u s e d to trim the dress. T h e a tr e b o n n e t s of cashmere, w i t h pinked edges a n d full gathered fro n t s , are p r e tt y a n d generally becoming Sm a ll h a n d k e r c h ief-lik e sq u a r e s o f pinked c lo t h o f a l l colors are u s e d a s a decoration o n b a t s , bonnets a n d m u f f s . B r id e s m a id s w h o follow the n e w e s t fashion c a r r y w a l k in g sticks of e b o n y and s ilver to w h ich bouquets a r e a t tached. The s h o r t, ja u n t y sealskin ja c e e t is th e fa s h i o n a b l e w rap this season fo r dressy y o u n g lad ie s and many j.re t t y variaties a r e se e n . O x idized s i l v e r lace pins in the fo r m of a t u r k e y ’s c l a w are popular. A n other new ’ d e s i g n represents a s ilver lo g w ith a t in y g o l d frog upon it. To c o m p lete th e happiness of e v e r y 10 y e a r o ld a p a i r of ‘ sweet six t e e n ’’ bracelets -h o u i d lie given her on h e r birthday French b r o c a d e s are extensively u s e d for very d r e s s y toilets. The p a t t e r n s aTe ex q u isite a n d the grounds a r e changeable a n d beautifully illu m in a ted Mail a n d E x p r e s s . P A T E N T S CRANTED N a m e s o f T h o s e W h o se G e n ius i . a s B e e n R e w a r d e d In This S t a t e - The f o llo w in g lis t of patents g r a n t e d to citizens o f N e w Y o rk state is e x p - c s s - ly r e p o rted f o r t b e D ispa t c h by H e y & G ibb’s, s o licito r s o f patents and c o u n s e l o r s in p a te n t cases, Third National b a n k building, S y r a c u s e , N. Y- C h a rles S . A lden, R o c h e s ter, pocket box for c i g a r e t t e s W illiam H a w ley Syracuse, c la m p - A lexander T B r o w n Syracuse, ty p e w r iting m a c h in e P a u l Emery. O w e g o , ru n n i n g g ^ a r fo r vehicles. G e o r g e P r itch e tt. B in g h a m to n fire e s c a p e ; H o race In m a n Am sterdam , cut-off a t tach m e n t fo r p a p e r box covering m a chines. E m r n it G Latia. F r iendship, velocipede s a d d l e George Ilosely. B u f falo, check re i n attachment U r i a h C u m m ings. B u f f a lo stone dressing m a chine. Isaat H a m ilto n , Denning, m a chine fo r m a k i n g ladles. Oacar H a s - brouck j r . M o d e n a , horse taiftie. S t e p hen W . D o a n e . Homellsville, ra i l w a y torpedo p l a c e r - Jam es A r m s tr o n g , B ridgew a ter, p i p e coupling Ira B. S t i l l m a n , W e llsv ille, folding fire e s c a p e Jam e s N. W e e k 3 , W arren water w h e e l O u t of a t o t a l issu e of 379 patents 73 w e re g r a n te d to citizens of N’ew Y o r k state R a g a r d l n z P o s t a l M a t t e r s A W a s h ington correspondent says t h a t th e bill r e p o r te d in the house from th e com m ittee o n postoffices and post r o a d s , relating to p e r m issib le marks p r i n t i n g or w riting, u p o n second, third, or f o u r t h class m a tter, p r o v i d e s as follows On m a tter of\ t h e eeond class, beside.3 i h e nam e acd a d d r e s s c f the i-erson to whom th e m a tter io to be K ent, th e following n a r k s o r w riting or priutlnK a r e perm uted Index f lp a r e s o f subscription b o o k ; th e title uf the p u b lication an d t h e place o f pnblicA tio , tbe name a n d a d dress of the p u b lish e r o r seeder; woida i n d i c a t ing tbe d a te of tb e te r m natl m or tbe m b s c r l p - tlon; currejtlo a s o f typographical error* a -d m a rks to call a t t e n t i o n to special p a e jaee^. Publishers or n e w s a g e n t s may ecciose ia t h e t r publications. blliS receipts, aud ord»ra fo r s u b scription th e r e t >. b u t th e tame shall be In s u c h form as to convey n o o th e r information th a n t h e nam e , place or publication, subscription p r i c e of the publication t o w h ich they refer, an d th e subscription flue th e r e o n . On the m a tte r o f th e third class or on t h e w rapper enclosing tlie same, the sender m * y w rite h i > o w n n a m e , occupation, and resid e n c e o r business a d d r e - e , preceded by the w o r d “ from ,’’ a n d m a y m a k e marks other th a n by w ritten or p r in ted w o r d to ca:l attention t / i a n y w o rd or p a a s a se i n t h e text, andl may c o r r e c t any typographical e r ro r * . There may be p la c e 1 npon tbe blauk lea v esV.r cover of any book o r printed m a tter o f th e th ir d class a simple m a n uscript d e d ication o r inscription not of th e n a tu r e of a p e rsonal correspondence. W ith a package o f fo u r th class matter p r e p a id a t tbe proper r a t e f o r t h a t claw, the sender m a y enolose an y m a ila b le tn lr d class m a tter, a n d m a y w rite on t h e w r a p p e r o r coyer theieof, o r tasc o r Libel a c c o m p a n y in g the same, his n a m e , oootfparlon, r e s id e n c e , o r baslnces address, p r e - reO e a by the w o rd \ l i o m , \ or may print t h e r e on t ie sam e, a n d a n y printed matter no t in t h e n a tu re of a p e r s o n a ' correipemlonce, but t h e r e m u s t ba »cfc o n (h e nddre'p fide or o f package a spaoa o t a t least UK Inches in le n g t h an d H i Inches In w i d i h . In which nothf t; s h a l l be placed b u t th e a d d r e s s of the j er*ox> w h .-n the m a tte r is s e n t. G o o d N e w s, ifo. “ T o m , h a r o y o u h e a r d the n ews?'' “ No. W h a t ia i t ? ’ T h e s c h o o l m a s t e r i s dead.1' ^ • B b lly l N o w I can w«ir flilr./.er CEN P A K E N H A M 'S BO DY A S t r a n e e S t o r y o f H o w It w a s R e - 1 sh ip p e d to th i s C o u n t r y C h a r l e s t o n . J a n . 16—A stran g e story comes from C h e s ter co u n ty in this state I t is said t h a t t h e body of G e n e r a l P a k enhara, w h o com m a n d e d th e B ritish the attack on N e w O rleans in 1S13, butied in th a t co u n ty a n d his g r a v e lias been found. Old residents of the county say th a t th e gen e r a l's bodv was packed in a cask of n u n and sent back to E n g land. On its arriv a l there it was. th r o u g h m istake, not even opened, but shipped a g a in , th is tim e for Charleston R e a c h ing th is city it was sent to M cM ullin w h o k e p t a general stock of groceries an d liquors. There a spigot w a s placed in th e barrel, and the boys w h o had re tu r n e d from the w a r would congregate r o u n d th e store take large potations of th e good old Jam a ica r u m an d tell of th e i r exploits. After the ru m w a s ex h a u s ted the head of the cask w a s knocked o u t a n d the body of a m a n w a s fo u n d therein. The news spread like w ildfire an d th e boys gathered to inspect th e body. Several of them had been to N e w O rleans a n d had seen G e n e ral P a k e n h a m . and at once identified th e body as th a t of the general. The body w a s enclosed in a coffin an d b u r ied n e a r th e store. Mr Austin now ow n th e property He lives a few m iles f rom Rossville. Chester county. U n til q u ite recently there were still liv in g som e m e n w h o helped to drink th e r u m an d w h o identified the body. ------------------------------ Prof. J o h n T y n d a ll s p e n t tim e last fall on the Alps tak in g observation of the sky, and he has w r itten one of the most im p o rtant an d in terestin g ot his popular scientific e ssays on th e su b ject w h ich has been bought f o r e x c lusive u=e by the Forum and wiil a p p e a r i.i th e F e b ruary num b er S e n a tor Cullom w ill w rite in the same n u m b e r on ‘The G o v e rnm e n t and the T e legraph,'’ P rof. W . T. H a rris on “ W h at S h a ll the P u b lic Schools Teachv’ J u d g e W . D. K e lley on “ H o w Protection P r o tects,\ an d D r. A u stin Flint on 'T h e M e c h a n ism of th e Singing Voice \ Venetian g r e e n an d terra - c o tta are combined in som e of th e new e s t tailor gowns. M OKTGAl.I. ;-M dav of J u l r .F — U h e re i* on the 16tli 1M)3, M ar m T E d d y a n d bur- tt Eddy, bLs w jir <*f A u b u rn. < a v u p a county,> \ , < £<*<• :t»- . .iii'l «?e ivi ii > i a mo t- papcht ring rlatc un *!>.<( to I n r o a d C Mann, tb--n of AtJ»*um s ^ * -ipon iau* 8 and premiM*> M tua’e *n th e . i: v «.f * i'*nrn C iv u p a roun y. V Y.. a n d it* m d ino-t*. .p* hounded and dr*' ribed iu* follow- . a th:it ir.i<*t or p a - 'd o f a u d s t u j t - >- Un i w \ul> u rp;iud county of &yupa • u the \\« t - »k «,i M ale rtr« e t and bounded as f s\u iiepli- mn*j a t the m u th e a s t < o n • r of ,.t 1 m d sold to Stephen Bl.«ck u r t. m , i , n ; i u. net* vre-t iiy along Paid M a rk ur- * *.»u h line about mm* rods a*>d ci von f <• tb» n> j.m . u np Honllif-rly a-t.n-f t»a»d h ’ . c k u i ' - - • -^t line a io u t forty foot to a *tr • 1 beinp opened, t h i n e e r a t »l\ » o n . tb» n r*n lino o' snidgLreet ab o u t nm«’ t<»d- ,»uij tbirt -<-n f c t t o t.i o s trort* tbrnoo ru u u u ncMtlu-rl> a'ontf the w o -t iuo f M at - t n » t .ibout seventy feet to the of im » i i , n . t.< in,, frame more or ioh^. W b ic b 6 .id ni'-r •. v, to ■ taininptuerein tb ° pow e r to .\aid m 'itca^co liis cxccu or.-*, h .dm lm ? trar' r« or avijm r. to pell eaid m o rtgaged p ro p e r ty uj>on dp* »u t boinc inaoc m tb e conai.iou itn i e o f , v a n dalv ro rded in Cayuga c u n ty cle k*s oilir - at au - burn, N Y on lb»t lSttt day of iul> l^ i ^ , at •1.50 o’clock p. ui in liber 50 of mor:*;^*-*. a t p a g e 75 and w h ich $uid m o it^ a ^ j wi*. unv»n to sccuro tbe p a y tu c n t o 't b e suiij o f $ lo u « ltb intcrc-t thereon from tbe d a te of haifi m » r t- gage, rbe paoio -g pavabio on au;* «-t 1 3 01, witb m tercat payable i-em l-annu » |> on tbe 1 st (lav o f F e b r u a r y and a u um tn < u-u yoar until • bo tvbole p rincipal hum k|jhuM be paid And w b r r c a s th e feftld m o r t u a . . |.:iru- aril c Mann, tb e ro a U?r nn-l on o: ;»»>•>•,it tnu znontbofM a v , itST. deceased, leav tn c a la^-t wil and tc^tam cD t a r d eucb proceedjm -a by an d beforo the feurrotrate a n d aurrouaro h (o n r t of • M jueac luoty, N. Y w e re tn e r o a f te r had and taken th a t m e u n d e rslsn o d Lom*nit<d an d nao)C<lin said will un **ole c x e c u to r thoreor, wa^ duly a p n o lnted su - h ex e o u io r of th vs! Tate of Mid d e c e a sed, and lot ^•r,'. ir^tnnientan* by Haul c o u rt upon tb e e ^ u t c of said d« i cased woro duly granted and isMicd to into, nn hucb oxocutor and he U y t t such a u d ho a e t-n^ and as Mich U tnt ow n e r and bolder of h . d bund, und mortgage; tn a th e r e i« clH lm v i to be duo and unpaid u p o n ^aio u n . r t g a ^ at tb e tim e jo f tb e flr-t p u b lic u io n of Him no t ce tb e u*jnoipal pumofSiOO w ith lu tereo t tbcroon from te b 1 1S-0 lotss tho a ^ c r e g a to f-uoi of<cS50 paid to «PP y upon 6U'*h in terest, ^atd p rincipal abd int^re.-'tto tu l- dat** reTuatnini: unp a id umoun»- lnc to the su n of $101* 17 wb cb Ik tb e w h le am o u t.t-ecurcd an d ur.pa;d tborcon. principal and ititere-t duo n* uforpgatd according to ihe terni« a »d c o n d itions of e*.d tn. r tg a g e And default baf* b een m a d e in tne condition of raid ttortgap'*, and in ttie paym e n t of th e uiOT.ies to t ii * • o thereby a r d fio • u e tii renn os nfor<*. rjii-l, u h- n l>y tij< pow e r in ^aid inortff-.go con* T ilm-d o i tNe «atd m* rttrjge. l prem ises ha^ |rf*fnta< oppoiat v»* a n d noMnh o r prooie ling at law ii,i* .• «*n in u t itf* J t*> recove th d - b t or mot i - n v< ii r d t»y -aid m o rtgage, o r any ju r t t i ^ r * > tb » ie f » ic ji tiee l» Hereby giv-n tb a t h ) \ i m «.r tn e pow e r of sale in KHd m« r rf.ci roL* m ed a d In purnnauec of the Hiatutr io ►'Ueii r .iw s n w i e at d pr »Vflcd, ea d rn rr.u g e w ilib o fore, lo-cd by a pale of tne pretn'-ep tb< rein aud above described a t public a-.o i n to jbo bighoxt bidder, a t the front ~t« p - . r tb«* * m irt nonin tn - city of Au. b.ir-i < j\n .- a « .tinir, N, Y on S a turday, the 4 ta day of i-ebrixaiy, isv-, a t 1 0 o*cloc< m the fur* fKVju of tu a t d*iy A n num, N Y , Xovf-mbor l l , 3S67. MOUTIMKH V AL ‘'TIN A« execut'-rof th e la^t will and te - ta r n r n t of Lnrnjrd M nnn, in o r t g a s r , d* ceaM*d, of- lif*e and i>'j‘*tofiiee a d - tr o ji 7U OtnoAee .“treot Auburn, <, V. _____ K l* 4--fag faOTlCK TO (JHhDiTOi’.S - b y ’ v irtu7~of~'an />< o (.cr g ranted by the surroirate of Cayuga countr. t'otb e U b e eby given, th a t all i«r.?onB having c1.j!b» iigj/nfet tbe estate of Jouatban GrifiK Into of th e t<>wa of Flem ing, fnyuga county N > , deceased* are requi ed lo present the same with voochers In support thereof to th e unf*.‘*n*!sced th e a d m in i-tra t c r *f a c o t ?aid deceased, a* lr» reMoence in tho tow n of F Jemlng t orn y of C a^ugc, or. o r before tho 10th dav <>t May. 1 VtS. h z t ' d S ’*?, 3, 1^87 FR A N K U K niO H N T O N , A d m inistrator y > < o s r r v , A tt y f«.r Adm’isV F 5 4 S8 Rank of Aubtim bull tw«g» ASSIGNEE’S SALE I — OF ---- Real Estate, M achinery, WATER POWER and PERSONAL PROPERTY, Wednesday, September 28, ’87, Coommcucins a t 10 o’clock A. M , a t oQicc of late firm of Josiah Barber & Sons, Washington Street, Auburn. 41 C U l ’l ^ J l K CoU KT, B t a t e o f N k w Yo iik ^ Caroline P H u t,to r, phiimifT n s . w r limn 11. KlufU art nnd X u m u r l <> liruvi n a* Hr- tidruIulRtratora of th e ratat*- of J*iii Kim-iiJirt, (Icceajod. Philip I I Itiiifb a r t nnrt J> tu o r A. n P.ine:jart. lits wife; L a v n» H u n ter ao d W u liam Iln n ter, nor him b a u d ; I.ury A R lm -hari and Clinton K Inotiart. h e r hu«band: W illiam II R inehart and Km n a j a n e Itln o liart hl» w f.- ham u e l O Rrow n au I Kunn.i J r.r,>wn i.m wif,-; William h l n c h a r t. pom c tim -* ra i-1 W|l tl.lir, Ro»«, a iid I lerih a K ln z . rinf<-ndanr4. By virtue of a JildgmfMit o f foreclosure anil sale made and d u ly ent«ic<l Id > ho a b o v e acUon a t a Special IV n n of tn e S u p rem o Court held a t the Suprem e < o n r t C h a m b e rs at th e Coort Housp. in th« c i t r of iu b u m , 03 tbo 2Gth rtn< of N o v e m b e r, 1887. thi> u n d e r ui S'ned o<i referee herein nnd f o r t n a ' purpose d u ly appnlnled will s e ll a t nubile m iction a t the fro n t door of th e C o u rt Houne, In th»*cUy of A u b u rn, N y .. on th e 20th d a y o f Ja n u a r y 1888, a t 10 o 'c lock A. h . , all of th e follow ing described prem'MW, v iz: A ll t h a t t r a c t o r p a r c e l of land Rltnato In th e tow n o ’ 8 t rlmir, C a y o g a C o a o tr. N Y ., k n o w n and d e s c r bed ao village lota num h e r th r e e b o n d red an d tm r ty - flve (33c). three h u n d r e d and tblrty-«lx (330), th r e e hnndrrd ano tntrtjr-neven (337), three h n n d r e l nnd th lr ty - e lg n t ( 3 S 8 ).n r rI th r e e hun dred and th ir ty - n in e (339;. m laid one on a ro a p o f t b e C o ttage F a r m P r o p e r ty In th e vll- l u c of F a ir H a v e n an d Hied In t h e office o f the C lerk o f Caynjra C o n n ty, N ew Y o rk, In Book 1 o f Mvpi nt^^jragea 8 7 a n d b8 —D a ted rfo v e m - J . W A E E E JI M E A D , &herUf and Referee: JOHN U JI UNTER, r!alntlfl\« A tto r n e y . 120 Oen jaoe street, Anlrara. K. Y. D 1 S Uf ' The undt-rslsm-il assignee w ilt s e ll n t public auction tn tho liUh' St bidder, tb o r e a l a n d p e r sonal jiropetty couvtyea to h i m b y w r i t t e n as- t-lKnmi u t dated July 15, 1SS7, e o n v e y lD f f p r o p e r 'y of sn-d tlrm and in d iv id u a l p r o p e r ty of G ori-'o 1.. Uarber, nnd r e c o rded o n eald daj- in Cuyujra rounty c.crk’s oflico a r A u b u r n . N. V T h e real e.-uae ts briefly d o e c r ib e d as fol low s Tlie two brlcK miiis la t e l y o c c u p ied bv tirm of J o n a h Barber & Sons o n w e s t side of Wa>-Iilu«toD s treet In A u b u rn, N. Y , w ith tlio w a ter power a n J appurtenances; th o real es ta te now I'ccuplcd by the E m p i r e W ringer com p jn y , located on w.'st side o f s a i d W ash ington street and aiJoiDlnenn th o n o r t h of the p r e m i e s Inst dc-rribcd, the p r e m ise s occupied by A. \V Stescns & Son oo e a s t s id e o f W a s h ington street in ►alii city; also tlio prem ises occupied by tin- Southern C e n t r a l railro a d com p a n y , their depot and fre i g h t h o u s o on W asnioctoD Btriei ia said ciiy: th e I.rem ises now occupied by Douglas B e a r d s ley a s a coal y a rd on nortnw e st corner of W n s h intrton and l'ia r k streets In eald city also V u c i n t lo t on n o r th e a s t corner of Claris an d W a s h ington stre e t s in sain city al-o two te n e m e n t honsse and lo ts atUuinmeon tne e a s t s id e o f lo t bist described above aud on n n r ih s i d e o f C lark stre e t in said citv; also th o undiv id e d Half o r bous* and lot corner o f C lark a n d Jam e s street.'- tu i- a ld iity wl'ti th e u n d i v i d e d por- ^onal p ro p e rt\ of (iturfioE B a v h e r: a so tbe u iu c n im r i u-edln tMe iu inu fu c tn r o o f carpetd of four s e ts i,r cards 30 looms n n d o t h e r ran- c b ln e r j. also t\e machinery used In th e m a n u factu r e of woolen clot .p. e n n s is rip g o f 1 0 seta of c a r d s and *17 lo and o t h e r m a c h in e r y ; also wool yam goods, m a n u f a c tu r e d ond in tro c e s a o l manufacture, dyo s t u n n n d o tb e r property F o r f u r th e r and more p a rticu lar d e s c rip tio n apply to ass-cni e at offlco. .11 W a s h in g to n 6:., A u b u rn, r. Y All parties in t e r e s t e d a r » re- uested to call and examine p r o p e r t y beforo .ay of Hale T FRED M. SMITH, A s s ig n e e . DRUMMOND & NELLIS, A ttorney® , D a ted A u b u .n, N Y .S e p t. 0 , 1 8 8 7 . The above sale is adjourned u n t i l N o vem b e r 10, 1S87, a t same h o u r a n d placc as a b o v e mentioned. D a ted Sept. 28.1887. FRED M. S M ITH , A s s ignee. T b e abovo 6a!e is a d journed t o N o v e m ber 29th, 1887, a t same h o u r a n d place. FRED M. S M I T H , Afisigne?. D a ted November 5,1887. The a b o v e sale is a d journed t o D e c e m ber 13, 1887, a t same hour a n d place. D a ted Anburn, N. Y , N o v . 29, 1887. FRED M. S M I T H , A s s ignee. The above sale is a d journed t o D e c e m ber 20, 1887, a t samo h o u r a n d p lace. D a ted Auburn, N Y ..D e c . 13. 18S7. FRED M. S M I T H . D 12-20 A s s ignee. The above sals is a d journed to D e c e m ber iS, 1S87, a t same h o u r a n d p l a r e D a ted Auburn, N. Y., D<-c 20, 1887. FRED M. SM ITH , A s signee. The above sale ia adjourned to W e d nesday, J a n 4, 1SSS, a t sam e h o u r and p'ace. Dated Auburn, N. Y.. Dec, 28. 1887 FRED M. S M IT H , A s s ignee. Tlie above sale is a d journed to W e d nesday. J a n u a ry 25,1888, a t sa m e h o u r nd ji'ace. D a ted Auburn. N. Y., Dec. 31, 18S7. FRED M. SM IT H , '< 1-'J5 A s s ignee. ALE Whereas, on t b e 28th day of Septem b er 1SJ’. sar^b Cowell o f tbo city SOME THINGS ADVERTISE THEMSELVES ! This is True of the Wonderful Display of White Goods & Hamburg Embroideries W C W O i T S - A - X j E B T T LYON, - ELLIOTT - & - BLOOM. The Ladies keep well posted. They tell their friends that the Display of LACE STRIPES, LACE CHECKS and PLAITED NAINSOOKS and LAWNS 33 S T - ELLIOTT - & - Is the Finest and Cheapest yet shown in Auburn. Lyon, Elliott & Bloom are a s anxious as a n y o n e to R e d u ce Winter Stock, T h e y are not undersold by any dealers in t h is part of t h e country, LYON, - ELLIOTT - & - BLOOM. f Aubnm county of Cajuua. N Y . executed at.d dcMv»*rrd u tDnrtM w tearlnc d a t e on th a t day to J a m c e M Kreocb of tbe* pamo p la c e ujMn lauds a n d p'cmlsosMtuate in the c ity o f A u b u rr, (’3j*uga county, N Y and in said m o rtfjace bounded nnd described a< fol!owA. All th a t tract t p a r e d f laud f*;tufite .n tbe citv t,i A u b u rn I couu j t t • ay-iiTu, au J K-.tt nt New Y o rk »»*» the w c s'M d e < ’f W.xxl »treet. known a n d di-tin | jutshed as lot number twf'vt-, n i ap p e a r i n g h:<1 * laid dow n on a map «if e to 1«‘U m-idt* by .hm iei I Lewis B«tker. city & rrc><»r .January 1 \ i« v . f >r t Amelia A Derby uf2i8 lo a i w «.f lan d < » | ejod to her by Uenrietta s Lleber. cxec*utri\ &c , b y deed bearltiir date J a n n a ry IS* arm ! Vbloh ftaid mnp VfftB recorded In th e CaTUca county c lerk ,ut)filce, February 9. iss'i. In book ?%o. 2 o f m at s a t paije 11 to which m a p refer ence b hereby hud aod made foi th e rorutlori of Ha d lot No and fl more p ;irticular description f tbo ftame Which Raid m o rtcage, cnnt& inlt ^ therein a pow er to eaid inortpacen, bi.s ; .,Qfh t^>rs, adm inistrators or asdgnt;, to tseli Ku.-h | \Jl ,JR5' m o r t p a ^ d property upon default b e l i e mad* « u i tbo c o n d ition of tbe ?iiid morUrago, \^aa d u y rt** corded In Ca>u*acouuty lerk'fl oflico a t Au bum , N. Y on the 4th day of O c tober, ihhj . at i o’clock m , in liber U9 of m o rtpaceh a t pujje i!7 and w o lcheald mortffatte waa c l r e n t«. ^ euro th e paym e n t of tbe turn of $1,500, w ith ;n- . torest thereon, pajable gernl-antiually fro m the 1 afe o f eald m o rpa?e and the p rincipal turn In five y e a rs from the dalo of raid m o r t ^ a ^ e . and which said moriirace and the bond accom p a n y I Tsi?the *sime were forraloe received d u ly ai.iri ! a i*?ue<l and transferred aod d e livered by said I mortjca^ee, tbe naid Jamen M F r e n c h , to tb<* 1 Qi.der^lu'f.ed who is t.ow tbo o w n e r an d h o l d e r 1 <>f ^*y a^-iL'nmei.t bearing d a te O c to b e r 4 TJOTIOE TO C R E P IT 0 R S —By virtue of ^ order p ranted by th e Rurropato of Cayuga county, notioe Is hereby piv-n, that all pera^ns having claims a p a in s t t h e estato of Larnard C. Mann, lato of tbo city of Auburn, Cayupacounty, N Y . deceased, aro required to present tho Bamo with vouchers in support thereof to the undersigned,1 ** exec to r of A o , of Haid de ceased. a t bis office. No. 79 Goneeee street in tbo City o f A n b u rn, r o u n t y f Cayuga, f'n or b e foro tbo ^ind day of J a n e , 183S. Dated De'jem ber 10.1887 M URTIM E It V AUST1>, (* 0-*! bS Execater, d o XJOTICE TO ( K K D ITO R S .—By virtue of an order p r a n te d b y th e Surrogatoof Ca>upa ( ounty, notice is h e r e b y p v e n tu a t all petfcona havini? clulius a jf a iu s t t h e eerato of Mary Ann Kpdler, late of th o to w n of Ledyard, C a jn c a ( ounly. N. V , d e c e a s e d , a r e required to pre- went the sam e w ith v o u c h e r s In support thereof to thp undersigned tiic A d m inistrator of, &c , of Bald d e ceased, a t h is refiloenco in the to * n of Ledyjird, C o n n ty o t fa y u a a , on or before the 2d day of J u n e , 3888.—Dated November W I I X IA M 8PILLKK. I A d m inistrator ' TRANK S f:0 » U R N , A ttorney f o r A d m inistrator, 120 G e n e s e e ptreot. Auburn. ^ ^ I I) V30 '68 I G. W. WHITMEY M. D Successor to D lt. ^TOST, EYE, EAR A N D THROAT Specialist, 7 2 G e n e s e e S t r e e t Auburn savtnjrs Dunk Hulldlnp, 8 1 * i : C l A L O l ' F E K T O O U l t J i E A J i K J t S . th ihh?. ao 1 ^ h rh said fte*li?nmont w a a d u ly re o»rded ir f iyn^acoonty c!crk'« oflice^ O c tober 4 lMSi. a f. I- m in b'»ok 3 of assig n m e n t* of mortpafir*s a pape and there is c la im e d robe du*and unpaid i*p-.n►a’d m o r u a p e a t th e tim e of tb« first put. t. iti.m of th‘h n o tice, th o sum of 9 ft h*MO£r intfren f irMx months und w h ich be c.iin*' «i jf* a \ 'i i-itubie heptember Hi. 1887. and to h<*r .tfu-r b'-fduii- due thtreon th o j/rincipa! sum «>f 9ff). « ^b lntere*t a' ‘-rued fro m hep u mb*\* s- am tj-.tiutr to thin d a t e v> $1. 1-,*^ v t duf* and brnountinp In th e appf«w pat>j oue and t-/u^ow du« tbf» ? u q of S l.r.5 ? ? . prir rlpa: and •ntem'-t to this da e. w h ich ia ihe am o unt herured and unpaid th e r e o n a»- * 'idin*; to ttie iorn.^ and C1 nd ti ms of s a id bond and m .rtp?»/* a* d d« f iu t l«ai be»*n m a d e in | th»*eond t. fi of d na rtira^* and In th o pay , me*-t of m ' ^ j n - utrri i^ervb/ un d s«» <Ju»* tberiM,n a? afores-t.d whereby be po w o r In paid tno-tpaire <«'it.ii'i.-1 i-,-i l the fldid m o r tp a p e d premi«eH t a ta bfv'i.wi*} I,Derate#* a n d n> B'lit or pr<>c^€dl''p a t law hw Instituted t o recov*-r the d ebt <»r in*>i ey« t-o ec^irfd by s a id m o rtp a e e or any p a r thfre-.t therefore n..tico U hereby u’jven that by v‘-t «,f the power o f p a 'e In j>a«d mortpap^ n»ainwl and in purfuanotJ of the ftatu te in ^ur•h ca*bA made at.d p r o v ided. $aia m o rtpape w i 1 t>e f .ro*-lo£ed bv a Hale o f tbe premises :h**re’n and ah vn d< ^ i i b e d , a t public a^^tinn to tii*» h trh»'*t Mdd<*r ut tbe fro n t ateptt of the t o n rt house, in the city of A u b u rn , Cay- upa c o u n ty. N. Y on Mtiuday. th e 12th d a y of ►bruary, e 1S8S. a t lOo’ciock In th e fo r e n o o n of th a t day A u b u rr N Y November 19.15S7. 1JHNJAM1N \A N KKL'REV. \ft*ignejof M ortpfape. Mortimer \ Austio, Att y for AsMpneo, Office and V t addr» *•, 79 Geno^ee St., <t 2-12-S8 _ _______________ A u b u rn N. Y ”KTOTI« E TO < HEDIT0K.w—ijy virtue o f a n or- der prantcd by the hunopatc o f C a y a g a county notice is hereby ftlven. th a t all perftona havlnp claim s apalnet tbe estate of W Uliam Wil son, late o f Aubnm. Cayuga Connty, N Y.* d e ceased a re required to present th e ta m o -with vouchers theieof to tbe undersigned tb e ex e c u trix of Ac of said deceased at her resid e n c e i*i uolJey s treet in the city of Auburn, C o u n ty of Cayupa, on or before tbe 15th day o f A p ril 1688 Dated. Oct. 5th, 1S87 CAROLINE WILSON, Kxecotrix of <£« o f WL- Ib m Wilson. t* M ortdijsji V. A ust I k , Attorney fo r K ro c u lr lx , 90G e n e-oeSt, Auburn,N. Y. F 4 7 W OTICE TO CREDITORS—iiy v irtu e o f an order p ranted by tbs stm o p u te o f C a y o p a county, notice is hereby pfvco, tb.^, a l l p e rso n s havlnp clatma a palnsttoe estato o t a l b e r t G a r rett, late of Anburn. CayopaoonDty, N . JT.» d e ceased, a ro required to present th e sam e w ith vouchers in support thereof to th e un d e rsig n e d tbo e x e c u tor o f A a , of said d e ceased, a t h is of fice 4 14 Stato Jtreet, In tb o /o ity o f A a b n r o County o f Caytjga, on or b e f o ti t h e 1st d a y o March. 1888. , { D a t e d A u p o s t \ B0WSB8 in LKOKAKD, . O 2-20-89 ,t \ X x e o o to r T I I K P i c o r h l OK T H K KTATE OK N l‘W * YoltK . To < h irl^8 Wlfiljeld Huffm m,wow- »rd, Nfbni-Ua, L a u r a M n y lluflm a ■» <>. nevt* M uiitpau; W illiam II HutTman, Gotu va, M idi ipnn. rhoi b i K .tir. A u b u n, N Y . M u*y IIuU m a n / onque^f.N Y Jos<*pb Mo*jt ipuo Wrrda- r« rt N Mikble Jlo y r , Seward, .NV)r;isnu, JuIJuh U Royi*. Ki w a r d , Ncbrask t, harah i iMi'tn I’.i-avor C inH sinc, N**bra«){n. t.lurcnio It Huffman. I* n d c n , M lchlpan; Joseph II lIuiTijtun Rcav«*r C rosslD p , Nfbrawka Yon a n d ' a ru of y ou a r e h e r e b y c it^'l to npp s irin th< wirr\P4ie c o u r t of th o < o u n ty «»r ( ayuiru, bofon* the pnrro/aU - a t his oflico in tho Court houfl”. In tbe < lty of A u b u rn, in nald county, on tin* ‘J lH tduy of F e b r u a r y , nt ‘0 o'rluck tn tlu* forenoon of t h a t day . t 'u n and there to utU n d tbo tudiotul 8 0 ttic m c n t of tnc» accounU <»f MathioK H u ffm a n <a* ciceutor of th«’ la>t will a n d tentam o o t) of Nanny Manld.i Huffm *n, dcoea.-ed And th «t if an> of th- a f o r e s a id por^ousboinlorcHt* m1 in tm* i-Htato «if Haid di*c-aH’*d a re under tiic ap^ of tw e n ty one y e a r s , they « ill pliMFe Lnke nitu<* ti at fhev a r e r e q u ir e d to a p p e a r by th e ir pri.eral p u a r n a n . if th e y havo ono o» if t ny have none they w ill a p p e a r a n d apply for the app >iDtui<*ni of a bpeeial’puaidiau or in the f*vent'»fth ir n e p i e r t o r failure io do ho, a ape r.ul p uardian w ii Im* a p p n l *ted by tfu- Hiirr<» pate i» reprCH»*nt nnd a c t fo r them in tlu- -aid pWfM-diOK In i« h ttuony W h e reof Wc have eauwd the ^*ai of o u r s a id Mtirropate’« <*ourt t o .ip h e r e u n to allixe«l Witncaa Jlon Jo h n I) Teller, Hurro«at<* of tb e i o u n ty o f Cayupu.at the mjito fL H.J patoV o Hi r e tn the city of Auburn tb'H 3d d a y of Jaouafy. in the y e a r o f o u r Lord, oae thouaan 1 eipht h u n d r e d und eighty elpat JO H N 1>. 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