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MUTILATED Amugemeats ___ Park-avp. opera House, C . IS.* S liefF e x * . SSaasL& gep. One Night Only Sat. December 1. The Charming Comedian Pauline Parker In the Beautifol-Comeriy-draiHa, ^■WILD ROSE/’ and Her own admirable company o f play ers, inclndirg tbe favorite comedians. RICHARP3 & THOMSON. Direction of H. W. Taylor. T ^ e M e o h a n i o v i l l e M eecuri S a t t j r d a t , D e c , 1, 18U4. X.OOAI. I.INX:S. Massey, the clothier, makes some Im portant announcements In onv columns this week. Kenvy O. Hayner is closing ont shoe business formerly conducted by his son In the Prnyn bnlldlnp, and now off-rs the e n tire stoctc r e g a r d l e s s o f co s t. The Coloney-Ablea property at Willow Glen, known as the Hotel Idlewild prop erty, was recently sold at roortgage fore closure, the purchaser being E. A, Starks, the mortgagee, to whom the property 8 struck ofif at S800 and encumbrances. Wed’sday, Dec. 5 Coming in all of its SnpeiTatlve Ex cellence. The Master \Work of Spectacular E' mance. THE Black Crook In Eonr Acts and Sixteen Tableaux Written by ihe late Chas. Bat Maryelons, Moral, Triumphant Unmatched. The Biggest and Grandest Show of 8 Bewitching ly Lovely Premiers. A Qnartet o f Brench Quadrille Dancers. 60 Exceptional'y Beautiful Coryphees. Car Loads of Sumptuous Scenery. Tons o f Massive Armor, 8 G rand Ballets. A Host o f European Specialties. Hundreds of Pari.'.ian Costumes. The Positively Unexcelled Transforma tion Scene. Adirission ,' 35 and 50 Cents. Reserved Seats, 75 Cts. Will Wood, for some time meat cutter for P. & J. Baker In their Park-aye. mar- , has opened a new market on South ln-8t. where J. H. Foley was formerly located. He has already secured a good trade, and has a i^ellvery wagon on the Will J. Steves, the contractor. Is about to set up a six horse power water motor in his carriage house on Park-ave., where he expects to operate some wood work ing machinery during the winter. The Saturday Mercu-y now has the only water motor In town. Contractor Steves is building a fine houve at Troy, for James Kelley, of the firm o f Knowlson & Kellev, manufactur ers of steam engines. Mechanicvllle con tractors have lately been very successful in seeming out o f town contracts in ad dition to their home work, An Antique Oak Sideboard, An Antique Oak Writing Desk, An Antique Oak Parlor Stand, W o u ld b e a n ice C h r is tm a s S u r p r is e for Y o u r W ife. FURNITURE ELEGANT PARLOR SUITS, BEDROOM SUITS, DININGROOM SUITS,’, may^be found In Every Variety at H, P. MACE ’6 MAMMOTH Purniture Store. L E-SCHEEIBEE, COiTNG and LETTERING. Work Promptly & Neatly Execiited. Terms Xteasonable. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Front-st. JUedianlcvUlo, N. Y. Miss Gaines cordially Invites the ladies of Me- cbanicvllle and Stillwater to call and inspect her elegant stock of Millinery, COAL- D, & H. Coal fresh from tbe mines, bright and well screened. Prices as low as other dealers. Good weight and prompt delivery guaranteed, 1000 feet of genuine Penn sylvania Bine Stone, Curb and Flagging just received. Call and see them before purchasing elsewhere The D. & H. Coal Office. 62 Park-aye., Mechanic- C. E. Hoskins Sheehan & Smith SANITARY Plumbers, Steam and Hot Water Fitters. Wo make n specialty of fine plumbing, and it will pay you to g e t our llgpres be fore awarding your contract. <3TolmH* S m i t h B l o c k * No* 2QLain*st> offers some very attractive pricei bis new advertidement In another colamn. Mr. Cook does an extensive bnsiness in rejoining conn'les, in addition to his ex cellent home trade. His large store Is well stocked with horse clothing. ahont to be established in the Hayner -hoe store. It will be in charge o f Mrs. ITred H. Hayner and is expect.d to start with 1,000 volumes of books. The lo cation is central and the proposed libra ry will be found a great conyeulence to ■ur citizens^ ____________ By some accident an automatic sprink ler pipe in tbe drying room of Barnes & LaDoiv’s door, sash and blinds factory, -was broken Wednescay forenoon, and 'WO men employed in the rooms were nearly drowned before the water could <e shut ( ff. It is said there was some \tall jumping” to avoid the broken pipe. Pauline Parker, who is said to ba a very charming soubrette, will appear at he opera house to-nlgbt, in “ Wild Rose,\ I breezy comedy-drama. Sb« is a moat versatile actre.es and sings and dances ind plays the banjo to perfection. She uses four different dialects during the play. She. Is snpported by a strong com pany, including John Richards and James rnumpson. See amusement column. Albert E. Powers o f the firm of D. Powers & Sons, LAnsingbnrgh, denies the statement that they are Interested In a orojnet for the construction of an elect-lc railroad from Waterford, following the \Iyer to Fort Edward. He deems the oroject impracticable, Mr. Powers is In- ■■ereB ed in tbe electric railroad to he built between Mechanlcyille and Stillwater, md said that arrangements had been made for tbe commencement o f the con- -trnction work early In the spring. It is -xpeoted the road will be cqn'pped and running before next. fall. The Delaware and Hudson railroad now employs here about 100 men, and the force is steadily Increnslng every year. Station Agent Nash has fifteen clerks In 'he general office, eleven men in charge of freight tranfers and fopr In charge of local freights. One tic k e t agent, three tel-graph operators and two baggagemen, complete the force. Chief Car Inspector Oowen has from 25 to 80 men in his em ploy, w h ile Yardmaster Donnolly has up wards of 30 men employed. This number Includes two assistants, two switchmen ^Dd six clerks. Three crews are employed here In switching cars. When the new D. & H. round bouse, for which plans have been prepared, is constrncted, a number o f freight crews now located at Oneonta will be permanently transferred to this place. We are pleased to note the growing business of the D- & H. railroad here. When the west freight yard is completed it will contain 19 tracks. How la that for a country village. g m i i W A m . F r a n k D o d g e Is r e p o r te d crltocally ill. Thomas Nolan o f Lexington, Ky., is visiting friends in town. MIPS M a ry A . T h o m p son is e n terta in ing young lady friends from Utica. John Coon h«s returned from Boston where he held evangelistic meetings. Rev. M. H. Pogson dtiiyered a lecture In academy hall last night on “Jack, the Giant Killer.” The bazaar to he given by the ladles o f the Pregbyteriau church will occur De cember 18 and 19. About twentv persons have been verted daring the revival meetings at the Baptist and Presbyterian churches. Miss Mattie Meredith Is recovering from her recent Illnsss and will soon sume her place in Carvei’s drug store. R. & H. Newland haye closed their knit- ting mill, it is said. After the recent election orders were expected to come In Mrs. John Patrick, who Is spending the winter In New York, was In town the early part of the week on a brief busi ness trip. Our foot-ball team was defeated at Me- chaBlcyllle last Saturday, but with more experience the boys hope to make ter showing. Wm. Boland, .Tr., has placed a piano in his cafe and a concert will be glye^ there every Saturday night. Prof, conducts the concert. Miss Ella Tucker of our union school, as one of the three teachers who speV 99 words out o f 100 given at a spelli contest at the teachers’ Institute\ last The ladles o f St. Mary’s guild will hold 1 entertainment in Enslpn hall, Wednes day evening, December 12. Clark’s or chestra will fnrnish music and cake and cream will be served, A fine program is promised. The funeral o f Wm. Cowhey was held at the Methodist church last Sunday, Rov. 8. W. Edgerton officiating. Deceased was a nephew of Mrs. Daniel Pemble and formerly resided here. Ht was 28 years of age and is survived by a wife. Justice Baxter’s bill o f $891.60 against this town was cut down to «M9 25 by board of auditors. The bill had been Signed to H. 0 . Bailey. Justice Baxter appealed to the board o f supervisors and a committee will examine his bill. The postrfflee was broken into Thurs day morning and $200 worth of stamps and one registered package were taken. Entrance was gained through the front door by means of s jimmy. It is sup posed that the theft was committed by the. same gang that has robbed offleea In adjoining towns. The town auditors cut Deputy Sheriff Woodworth's bill against the town from 8866.22 down to $624. 97. Deputy Sher iff Cnrlev’s bill was cut from $107 98 down to $03.05. Both officers appealed to the supervisors bat without snccess. The auditors are determined to check certain town abuses that have hitherto flourished under forms o f law. Nearly forty o f our prominent citizens have been responsible for ten dollars each to maintain a lyceum course here the coming winter. Tbe executive commit tee consists of Principal Hlnman, Rev. B. H. Carson, Rev. S. W. Edgerton. David Newland, Wm, W, Smith, A. T. Pack, James E. Carver, Thos. F. Morris. A course o f at least four entertainments Is assured, and the price o f course tickets will probably be one dollar. The course will doubtless prove a great success. MecinmlcvlUe milk dealers will not de liver milk Sundays until next May. ' be made at Geo, F. Carr has his new house on Second-aye. enclosed, and will now pnsh the interior work. James Drake, the Garpenter,baa bought nice bnilding lot on Secoad-ave. Howland Baker, and expects to bnlid a house thereon next seaeon. Ed. J. Beckwith, the Fitchburg engi neer, has purchased a fine bnilding lot o f Howland Baker, at tbe corner of Broad way and Second-avc. C. M. Fort has an annonneement this week that will attract attention. His big department store is crowded with goods ! every dlscrlptlon, and his prices iry ■ attractlre. He especially Invites those who have never traded with bimi and all new comers in town, to visit his Rolmes Baker lost two horses by death some time ago, and the loss was a severe misfortune. A subscription paper circu lated by John C. Baker secured enough y to purchase a flue horse, and les Baker was surprised the day fore Thanksgiving to find the anlmal bis stable. The ogUation continues over local in surance rates, and the Saturday Mercury has been much commended for calllna public attention to the many complaints heard on all sides. The Easiness Men's association will take up ihe controvei at their regular meeting next ly appnl tee to Inyestigats local and out-of-town Insurance rates. It is said their Inquiries will extend Into the New England stales. To offset the '‘combine” o f the ineursuce men, a “ combine” o f property owners has been proposed for the purpose o f placing H large amount o f desirable insarance In the hands o f companies outside of the state combine. A concerted movement of this kind Is strongly advocated by many o f our best merchants and manu facturers. and 5t is believed enough prop erty can be secured to attract bids from first class 11 e in>‘urance companies. This village is too well protected against fire, for its property owners to submit to fur ther' extortions. One W»y to be Bappr- Is at all limes to attend to the comforts of your family. Should any one of them catch a slight cold or cough, prep vourself and call at once on U. H. Whit ney, sole agent, and get a trial bottle of Otto’s Cure, the great German remedy, free. We give It awny to proye that we have a sure cure for coughs, colds.astbma consumption and all diseases of throat and lungs. Large sizes 50c and 28c Send SS.60 to Will. H Frear S Co, And they will send you In return one black Japanese wolf slelgb robe, extra size, measuring 64x66 Inches, lined wltll dark green plash. If not satisfactory your money will be refunded. Horse Clothing Department Frear's Troy Bazaar Shiloh’s Cure is sold on a guarantee. It cures incipient consumption. It Is the best cough cure. Only one cent a dose, 25 cts., 50 cts., and $1.00. brussels carpets Iratn 91a vp. [table f«r naktag roga. JUWEHTII.I.Z;. ’ Mr, Lumbard is building an addition to bis house. Prof. Moore of Mechanicvllle has ganized a 8!Dging,cla83 of thirty members A new and elegant carpet was recer put down in tbe chapel o f the Hetho( church. Thanksgiving services were held In the Methodist church, Thursday morning eleven o’clock. The famous Silver Lake quartet will give a concert at tbe Methodist church, Wednesday evening. December 19. This concert should call out a crowded bouse. Vlfty-two Dividends As a general thing investors are pleased to receive oily two dividends a year, and if they are paid with regularity are fnlly satisfied. When one, however, can re ceive flfty-two dividends In a year upon an investment of only three dollars, the matter deserves yery serions attention. The Independent of New York forty-six years has held the first position among the great religious literary and family weeklies o f the land. It presents features for the coming year far in ad vance of any heretofore offered. It h the leading contributors o f the world, prints the best poetry, it has twenty-one departments, edited by specialists, voted to Fine Arts, Science, Insurance, Finance, Biblical Research, Sunday School, Missions, Health, etc. The In- depend*-nt la partlcnlarlv fitted for intelll- gent people, whether professional men, business men or farmers, and for their families. It costs bat six cents a week and gives a great deal. A subscriber eelves flftv-two dividends a joar. The subscription of Tbe Independent is only three dollars a year, or at that rate for any part o f a year, and a sample copy will bo sent to any person free by ad dressing The Independent, New York city Another Cold Wave Esperted, Wm. H. Freer & Co. commenced to-day a sped 1 sale of gloves and mlt'ens. Men’s dogskin lined gloves 50c and 68c per pair. Boys’ goat and dogskin lined gloves, wool knit wrlste, 50c per pair. Bovs’ Scotch knit wool gloves 20c per pair. Men’s extra heavy Scotch knit wool gloves 25c per pair. Men's leather faced Fon'lac wool back mittens 38c per pair. Meb’a Saranac leather gloves, unlined, 25c per pair. Men’s Pontiac all-wool knit mittens, 20c per pair. Men’s I’ontlac lined mltte,ns 25c per pair. Misses’ knit wool mittens 8c &. I2c per pair. Men’s Sar anac leather mlttem, wool knit wrists lined, 38c per pair. Paris Kid Glove De partment. Frear’s Troy Baz lar. For lazy men and those who ate lazy, 8. J. Moore has a blacking for shoes that gives a grand polish wl rubbing. It does not smut, rub or wash off, and is not Injurloni to tbe leather. Free from adda or other injarlons sub stances. A good thing. Give it a trial, 8* J. Moore. Don't fall to see the latest thing In pkPtojrBpby nt $lpperly*s. A grand opening of holiday goods will ker’e next Tuesday < C . I t . F O B H M H D T I D E F l B T I I E N T E T B E E . Corner So. Mai.n-st}. ana Far&-ave- Keeps Pace with the Progress of Mechanicville and is Right Up=tO'= Date with Goods and Prices. G. M. FORT has been in business for a quarter of a centtuy and is a O. M. FORT’S mammotb department store for many years has been wide-awake buyer, He keeps tborongbly posted on prices and is.constant conducted on the most promicieni bnsiness corner in town, viz,, corner o f ly on the lookout for bargains for bis customers. He sells honest goods at Main-st. and Park-ave., and it’s a handy place to drop in and leave honest prices,\and aims at all times to do a square toed business. Take his churches, the public school building and tbe post of- word for i , .n d , o „ wU. . 0 . be obeated. He will eorreet a o , orlarabea “ i t T l S that may happen, and will treat customers on the plan of the Golden Rule y^u want, and the chances are Fort will produce it at a price that wfll com as far as possible. pel you to purcbaie. 5 surprise ksgiving to find the anima In The g ift is highly appreciated. After a long, long w a it, onr theatre goers will have a chance to witness that magnifloent spectacle “ The Black Crook.” Manager Sheffer has arranged present it to bis patrons and It w ill doubt attract a big audience. It ran all of last winter la New York at the acad emy of mnslr, and press and public voted that It was the grandest production as well SB the most novel ever seen In New York, The scenery surpasses all former efforts, and the ballets are particularly poetic and entrancing. The dramatic portion ^8 exceedingly strong, and the vast amount of acenerv and the large number o f people carried insures a splen did production. Again Mtnager Sheffer shows his sagacity In bookina this su perb attraction. Remember the date, De cember 5. ^ Xsndon’s Business Kotloes ne people like to make a spreau. js. C Landon has just made a great spread at bis store on No. Main-st. He has spread several tables with elegant deco rated and plain crockery and lamps, which in addition to his already large stock of tinware, granlteware, wooden- ware, ironware, glassware, table cutlery and kitchen notions, make tbe most varied assortment of house furnishing goods In town. When you get married come to Landon's for a complete house keeping outfit. You will be surprised at the many bargains he will otter and von will decide not to spend your time and money in going to Troy when you can do well at home. Listen to some of his prices: Decorated dinner sets, (112 pieces) new patterns, warranted not to Decorated tea sets, (66 pieces) $3 98. Decorated toilet sets (beauties) $2.25. Lamps, 20c to $2 76 each. Copper bottomed wash boilers, 81 19, Wash tubs, 60c. Wood pails 19c. Thanks giving drip pans, large, 25c. Fry pans, lOc and up. Coal hods 24c and up. 4-qusrt tea pots, 17c. Fire shovel«, 6c. 2 papers carpet tacks. 6c. Water pails 19c. 12 sheets shelf paper lor 6c. Full sized house hammer only 10c. Corn poppers, 10c. 6 lamp chimneys, 2 yards lamp wick, 6c. 6 tea spoons, 5c 2 dozen clothes pins, 6c. G table spoons, 10c. 8 knives and 3 forks, 25c. 12 lead pencils 5c. Chair seats with brass nails, 10c and up 24 sheets writing paper, 7c. Large dish pans 233. Eisles, blble stands, framed and framed pictures, fancy toilet articles and Picture frames made to order, 80 sam ples of moulding from which to select. Please leave Christmas orders for frames as early as possible. Dept- No 1; Groceries: Glassware. Flower Pots, Barn Lampe, Earthenware, Hlpves and Mittens, Granite Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Rolled Gate, Corn Meal, Sugar, Molasses, Syrups, Honey, Butter, Cheese, Egg*, Malaga Grapes, Oranges and Lemons, Pigs and Raisins, Oil Cloths, mu xt d - i j - j mu «s K . t , ..nd go°a1.nTtb7pr.ririr‘' P o r t proWl Coffee and Tea, Cocoa and Chocolate, F r o m Sire to Son As a familly medicine* Bacon’s Celery King for the nerves, passes from sire to son as a legacy. If vou have kidney, liver or blood disorder do not delay, but get a free sample package of this remedy St once. If you have indigestion, con stipation, headache, rheumatism, etc., his grand specific will cure yon. G. H, Whitney, the leading druggist, is sole agent, and Is distributing samples free, to the afflicted. Large packages and 25c. Gentlemen. Bend! Wm. H. Frear & Co. are at present sel ling men’s extra heavy “ Beach Coats.” jnst the thing for winter weather, regu l«r 82.60 quality, Freai’s price 81.65 each. Gents’ Cardigan jackets and sweaters in all colors and sizes. Special attention paid to extra large sizes at Freat'-. G nts stomach bands In all weights and sizes. Men’s bine flannel shirts in all sizes, and all at popular prices. Knit Dn.Jerwear De partment, Frear’s Troy Bazaar. Send 83,00 to W m. U F r » a r & Co.’ And they will send you in return two 3-A stable blankets and two first class surcingles, all for 83.00. If not satisfac tory yiiur monev will oe rofunde*'. Uor-te Clothing Department Fre»i’.i Troy B Dept. No- 2. Household Goods: Dept. No. 3. Dry Goods: Dept. No- 4. Boots and Shoes: Banquet Lamps, Hanging Lamps, Bracket Lamps, Parlor Lamps, Kitchen Lamps, Giughama and Prints, • Snag-Proof Rubber Boots, Sheeting and Shirting, Men’s Working Shoes, Underwear and Hosiery, Women’s Fine Shoes, Fancy Goods and Notions, Wall Paper, Never Rip Pants, Stout Working Jacl’etfl. Try Granite Flour. you. It will please P o r t ^ e « . 01 ..a MU- All Kinds and his prices are right. Men’s Fine Shoes, Ohildren’s Fine Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes, SUpjpers. ■Proof Rubber Boot is I Best made. Farmers should buy this boot. Granite Flour is'A N 0 . 5 I, Canned Goods of All Kinds. Fort buys no “slush” canned goods even though a few cents cheaper. Select from FORT’S Immense stock for your Table, your House and your Wearing Apparel. FORT puts right pripes on his ^ o d ^ . JOSEPH DODD aas the Ingest and moat complete Carriage & Sleigh Repository W a g o n M a n u f a c t o r y in this BccfioD of Saratoga Count}-. H E is E X C L U I V E A G E N 2 In this territory for the Leading and Most Popular ftlanufacturers of Wagons and Sleighs, at Oneida., Watertovm. Syracuse, Bingham ton, Cortland, and in Ohio and Michi gan, and his Big Warerooms are Filled £n F a inting, Repairing and General Jobbing a p eeialty. Warerooms and Manufactory Just South o f Lift Bridge. Mechanicville, N. Y. WORK FOR OS mmmm “' W e T Read S Mercury. W .L. D ouglas ^ And other gpecUltles for Gentlemen, Ladloa, Boyt and Hisses are the B est in the World. Soo dcBcrlptiT© adTertlso- xnent which appears In this Tgk$ no Sahstltnte. Insist on having W» X* j POVGIiAS* SHOES, with name and pr!o« * atamped on hottom. Sold by ED- SMITH, Main-st. GREAT REDUCTION Harness & Blankets. For the next two wockh to ivrtiice our stock, we offer to sell: Blsnltets from 75c to 89. Oyer 80 different styles to select from. Harness from $4 00 to 850 00. Whips aud ail horse furuishiug goods la pi-oportion. Every harness of our own make guaranteed for three years. A'l new goods and new prices. D O W N IN G ’S Harness Repository. CHOICE GSOCESIES, If you are looking for Choice Groceries, fresh, clean, neatly put up and promptly delivered, you will leave your orders with C. C. H a k e r . No. M a ln-st., Mi c h a n i. vide. I He don’t blow a bugle up and down the street, but in a quiet way “ HE GETS THERE JUST THE SAME.\ Notice to Masons To all leisi.n-i >.vhu nss I'ur L iire in the const)Uv-li->n of Lheir b >iises we w il' pel! nl’ ovtu-r iiilicles osed by mason.s. at eosi. L i m e S 6 - 0 0 . p e r Toxi- Do You Know? Why Our Photographs are so Much Admired, It is because we spare neither time nor money to produce the best. Children’s Photos A s p e c i a l t y . Don't neglect tbe little ones but take H!BBAR d “& A U U N , I street, Mechanicville, N. Y THE MERCURY Every Week Addresses Nearly 5,000 Readers. It is thoroughly established and Is known far and wide 09 a live local news paper. It pays to Advertise In U. Beal Estate Choiee New Building Lots ON THE MARKET. 60 ms On Broadway and Chestnut-sts , Immediately SouthvroBt of Union Depot. High tiround, Dcliglitilii Location, Choico Neigh borhood. bnow n a* P l e a i w e P a r k . Trees already >S*Prices Low and terms very reasonable. Oall on or address. HOWLAND BAKER. ?al \Notices. ie . N. Y.. W ______ J for the elect! . _ the eusniPR year And for such other but mnv properly com * before said meeting Mechavicvillo, W , V., Nov. 23.1894. ___________ M M. nOCK, Secret saui meetingj JdechankvJ flic, N. Y., Nov. 24. 1894. b STEPHBNjrra Lots for Sale. ; wile Stmet *’*'’'* therefor iu'the b>-law8 of said' com'psmy,*’:.\S^U herebyereby giv-en.iv-en. pursuantursuant of laTr*aTr« thatat a m<eetlnfc _ therefor the b>'-iawa\of I m ' 7o''mpS.f 1 h g p of l th a m of / the Btufkholdera will he held at the officf* of ihe / First National Bank of Hecbanicvillei* in Me- Flrst Natio chaDicvillc, licville, Saratoga countr*N day, Uoeember l-2th, 1894, at 2 o’clock p . x .. for the cloctjon of directors to serve for the year comxnono in^ *he 9th day of November, 1894; and for the trar.saction of such other bnsiness as may properly come before the Slcchanicyille# Nor. 10th» 1894, _______________fl. O. BAl S i x D e s ira b le B u i l d i n g I^ots fo r S a le, on sou th sid e of N o r th -st. A p p l y to T. L. Pratt, A g tiE Y., pn’ Wedncg- 'clock p. x ., for the BAILEY, Seerctgiy. VrOTICE TO OBEDITORS-Pursuant to an r r- Xa dcr of Hon. E. H. Peters, surrogate of the county of Saratoga, nofice is hereby given to all Building tots For Sale! A Choiee Block o f Building l^ots. Comprising Six Acres o f Land imme diately north of the Union Vepot, Mechanicville, N. ¥., Is now in the market f o r sale at very reasonable prices. Dated. Nov. 3,1894. ___________ ’ JQ H NH .BURKK, Administrator. VrOTICE TO CRBDITORS-Pursuant to an or- lA dcr of Hon. Ellas H . Peters, surrogate of the county of Saratoga, notice is hereby given to aU persons haring claims against the estate of John O’CouDori late of the town of Stillwateri N. Y.» deceaecd, to present the oamc 'vvith the vouchers wa-aorxe MAUY ANS^O’O Dated. September 28, 1894. property is fast rising m ----- tbe time to buy. Inquire of Mrs. F, Jennie Bontei estate of said deceased, a t her i lage of Mechanicville. Saratoga < before the 1st day of May, 1895. Dated, Oct. 26.1894. MARY WEBNEEBNER, W Administrata-ii. a t Cost to liiti-oduc-s | catcd imi —O C P O S ITB—. P n l p M i l l i M e c h a n i c v i l l e - This p r o p e r ty Is high ground and 1 b lo- imedlately Ci-nu-nt, llorit'Dilali*, II.'.lTinau. SI 00 hlff Ci-raenr, Portlauti, Gc iuhii . 2 90 tibl Whiti! San.t, .75 hbl CHlcincd ri.HSter, 1,40 hbl Maible Dust, 1.40 hbl Mason Hair, .30 Ifiil We al.so liaiuilc tin- Hoirrin Wall Plaster which is 11; 1 best-ami cheap est on the inarkot, Price, 50 cents per baR. Ed. Wl Cheney^ Li me Ma n u fadurer. ALFRED DAKER, Dealer In D. & H. Coal, Wood, Flour, Fted, Grain, &c., &c We make a Speeial Eflfort to Please MeehanieviHe (lustoin- evs, who order c<al by msil, both as to Q'lali'y and Price. P iinud postal car.ls for or- deriPB to those who apply. I am aUo prepared to fun-l-ii bul'.d- Ins sand at lowest possible price-, el'her by loam or on ears di llvered. Oniers by mall promptly aueiidecl to and prices ( heelfully fflven. Address, Allred Baker- Willow Glen north of the railroad shops and directly opposite the big mills of the Huffson Rivef Water Power Com pany. It is the best location to be found for the hrmu‘8 o f the Hundreds o f work men employed in the big mills. Call oa or addresfi^,- _ _ __ Mrs. Ezra Swartout, Mechanicville, N. Y. Raw Fuia Higliest Market Price Paid for all kinds of Raw Furs. P. J. B a t h r ick . I f you li«ve a n y sfcfns to sell dvop m e a postal. Crayon Portraits Blanchard flowers, With A. B. Greene. Cor. .Main and Rivor-sts., Mechanicvllle, Artist. S o L v r f c a r . Colds, Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough, cto. Wo guarantoo Acker's English Remedy a positive cure. It saves bouw of imxlotiQ TratchtoR ............ .. deceased, at the office of Oscar Warner, fi the village of Mechanicvllle, Saratoga con Y., on or before the 6th day of May, 1895. Dated Nov. 3d, 1894. AiABT E. CoAT£s, Executnx 'VTOTICE t o c r e d i t o r s —Pursuant to an or- der of Hon. EU sa H. Feters» narrogato of tho county of Saratoga, N. Y.. nottco is hereby given to all pcr»«on8 having claims HgainstltcboccaP Lee lute of the town of Halfmoon, In said county, deceasedp that thev are required to present and exhibit tho same, with tho proper youchers in support thereof, duly verified* to the subscribers, tho duly ap pointed executors of all and singular tbe goods, chatties and credits of said deceased, at the resi dence of Frank 8. Davenportt MechunicvUle« Sar* atoga county. H- Y., on or before tbe SOth day of November, 1S94. Dated, 29. 1894. V. P . DODW LEE, Executor, SUSAN C. DAVBKPOET, Executrix, HARRY L. LEE» Executor. M. MAt&Y, Sheffer Blotic, Park-ave., MeohanlcvUle, The Cheapest Place in Town toB n y Vegetables, - Bananas, Dates, Potatoes, Oranges, Figs. Onions, Lemons, P»unes, Canned Goods, Grapes, Raisins, Tonnitoea. Sweat Potatoes, Cocoanut, MlncoMi-at, Nuts, Confectionery Beans, Macaroni Tobacco, Cranberries. Fresh Ronstod Fcinuts, Spnnlsli Onions, Colory, Clams, Oyatora.
