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JUST RECEIVED At the Boston Shoe Store Ladies’ genuine DONGOLA WAUKBNPHAST BUTTON SHOE that for lie, Durability, Comfort cannot be beat. To introduce this Shoe we will offer it for a short time only at ? very low price of $3.60; the same grade of Shoe cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $8.50. Also ^ch Tanned Kid Button Shoe with French Heel and an entirely new style at $3.50 that would be cheap 13.00. Call and see them. It will pay you. Jin Gents’ Shoes we now have a full line of new styles in hand and machine sewed with heavy and ■i soles. Men’s Grain Leather Shoes a specialty. B o s T o i s r S H i o m s t o h i b . )ETH MAIN STREET, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE, GLOVERSYILLE, N.Y Erust Ar:^ed F.:-YORKS-:- OITY! FALL STYLES, JJNEM! ft'Stise M. E, Jaycox’s, |.in whether you wish to purciia.se see the Finest Line of tlia.-o r shown in Gloversville. Z-ETB c o z m s i o s OFF COWES. Blame for the Captain of the Steamer*- The missing Heard From. L ondon , Nov. 6.— Captain Bjonness of the Norwegian bark Nor, from New York, for Stettin, which was In collision with and sunk the steamer Snxmundham olf Cowes, dis claims responsibility for the accident. He says the Saxmundham ran into the Nor while the weather was perfectly clear. The crew' of the Nor remained on the bark for eight hours after the accident. They then aban doned her. He says signals of distress were made to passing steamers, but they declined to render assistance. u MYC0K, iO \West Fulton Street. t morning. Brown' I liavcn 1. au'oge. How are you get- W well. Smith. ■yet?” see the fact is every time I , so avrkward that I dare not a young lady’s company.” ■^n explaiirthat to you; you nge of clothes. Throw off jntineutals and get a fresb kfect fitting Suit, made in ^ t y le at ’ m 01181, iter’s f e e d sto r e ,) IB St., fcmiile. .. H. TAYLOR, ’— Dealer in ----- HD OIGIIS. c DE0I£ER BEOS, an.: O , EMERSON. ■ Q Mason & Hamlin y j j New England, Lor .ce, 'Whitney & Raymond, 1 SPARE PIANO TO RENT. — a l s o -------- usical G-oods of .)escriptions, JH GOODS. sale cheap. Particulars >y calling at my store. 0. H. Taylor, ■gn Song Book—both s Also Campaign ni ar shed in ■West Manchester yesterday, covered with blood and with a bullet wound near the left eye. It is said that he mot his death at the hand of 16-year-old Frank Brown, wlio was with him in company with three other boys. Brown is missing. The other boys say they ere all in the shed, when Brown pulled out self-cocking revolver and saying, “ How’s at?” pulled the trigger. The ballot atr vember 1. | Beimann, who foil to the floor. The boys -«ir t r I to the woods, where Brown was loft in n fi M. R. VANSICKLER MAIN STREET LIVEBY Alfo BOARDING STABLES HAMLIN & OSBOBJ^, PHOTOGRAPHERS, 11 BLEEOKER STEET. ” Gallery will b , eloseci «„til No-j vembei 1. | Beimann, who foil to J;ho floor. The boys flea Brown 43 MAIN STREET, GLO YERSVILLE, N. Y TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS TO WHOM IT MiY CONCERN: Ao my work has closed up with Mr. Bloomingdale I wish to say that I now ready to do all kinds of paint paper hanging and kalsomining. P hanging 10 cents per roll. Kalsomining ceilings 50 cents. $2 per day for paint ing and general work. First-class work or no pay. All colors mixed from white lead and ziuc. Call and see me and get private terms. Yours, A. G. Cooper, 4 nUKCH .SXBBET, - GI.OVEKSVIlI,E. To Investors. KANSAS BEAL ESTATE! Interest pay.rble semi-annimlly and both PRINCIPAL - AND - INTEREST GUAKANXEED. C. M. PARKE, . H N o rtU M a in S treet, G loversvllle. CAMPAIGN OUTLOOK Folks: come in and take a squint Of “Camjpaign Songs''- you’ll get the hint. Our \Autolmrjps just take the cake; Come try them once, for goodness sake. Or I if you want sa fiddle cheap. -You’ll find our prices far from steep. Chdiavs, and Banjos, are “ the stuff” We’ve got ’em from ^5.00 up Our Pianos are of the best Come and see them, and invest. In fact you’ll find most anythfng. From a Concert Grand to a Fiddle string Now rve’re done: we”ll sign our name, So please do not forget the same. To Fred’Ic H. Eaton & Co., Is the place where you must go, At 2(1 West Fulton street, You’ll fiud all things both new and neat. Fred'k H. Eaton k Co., 108 East Fulton St., Gloversville, N. Y Killed His Companion. C arlisle , Pa., Nov. 6.—Two young men namod JIcDo'rmot and Rudolph, re.sidents of Mount Holly, near hero, wont out gunning on tho South Mountain yesterday While re.«tlng in the bushes McDtrmot pointed a loaded g u n . at Rudolph. The hammer caught in tho bushes, discharging tho load of shot into Ru dolph’s head, killing him. Tliose Americans Mast Go. N ice , Nov. C.—Baron von Mittnaoht, the president of tho Wurtomberg couneil, who has arrived here, has represented to tho king tho urgent ncco.ssity for his dismisal of Wood cock and Hendry. Tho former has already taken his departure for London. The people of Wurtomberg .are unanimous in eondemmi- tion of tho adventurous Americans. 310RE STATES SE A J tD FR02UC. W b a t the Wires TcU of tlio People’s R ichmond , N ov . 7.—Returns are coming in very slowly, especially from mountain dis- triots. Both sides aro claiming the state by 5,000 majority. Tho city gives 1,000 for Cleve land. Th(i estimated vote shows the Demo crats have lost 1,500 in eight counties. FEZAWARE. WiLMiNGiON, Nov. 7.— Dispatches received here from all over tho state Indicate that the iblicans have achii VERUONT. B urlington , N ov . 7.— The indications point to about a two-thirds vote, the falling ofl being heavier in the Democratic vote, present indications tho Republican lyy inn thisis statetate will bee majorit i th s will b over 20,000. FZORIDA. J aoksonvillb , Nov. 7.—1 blicans conced -No news from in- !ede state by very small majority, and well-postod Democrats say majority will be less than 2,000. DnvaTs Republican majority will bo greater by one third than ever. [.TIMOEE, land betv • Cleveland, armed ofileers and men came on board t 90,866; Blaine, 85,748. Cleveland’s majority, different times, taking away the ship’s i-i _ ter and all her papers, and threatening to I take her to Port-au-Prineo as a prize. After detaining them some time the papers wore returned and the vessel allowed to proceed. P ortsmouth , N. H., N ov . 6.—The orders directing tho United States steamer Kear- sarge, recently fitted out here, to bo ready Cor sea by n est Saturday aud proceed to Hayti to protect American interests there, have been countermanded and she will remain at this yard five or six weeks. JSVRFOSMD TO BE CAREZESSlfESS. Siari'ow E s c a p e o f a N ew Y o r k , N ew H a v e n a n d H a r t f o r d X r a i» , B oston , N ov . 6.— 'The special pausangor train over the New York, New Haven and Hartford road, carrying campaign clubs from New Haven on Saturday evening ran into an open switch while entering Bridgeport. Tho engine and two coaches mu off with a londous shock. Tho sleepers were tom cousidorably. It the main track JBDW DOWN B T TICE U O R S B a iEy, Old Joseph Kroger Crushed to Death hy Drsinken Riders. F lushing , L. I., Nov.6.—Apartyof sixmen appeared in Flushing, L. I.. Saturday night. They were all mounted on mettlesome horses ind the riders were considerably under the Influence of liquor. They belonged to a rid ing academy in Brooklyn. In front of the Flushing hotel they rode abreast, dashing through the streets at a headlong pace. Pe destrians were terrified, and many ladies tainted. Opposite Shuck’s saloon they drew np six abreast, still howling. Suddenly their leader gave tho command, “Lot her go,” and they gave rein to their horses. Joseph Kroger, a gardener, 50 years old, was cross ing the street, and in an instant he was crushed under the hoofs of the horses. The men paid no attention to their victim, i t a gallop they passed tlirough Flushing and ascaped. The Flushing police wore imawaro i)f Uio crime. lYhen Kroger was picked up he was dead. Dr. Lawreueo said that three of tho ribs on tho left side had been crushed in and the pressure upon tho heart caused death. Coroner Chartior was notillod and Impaneled a jury, who viewed tho body. Tho inquest was adjourned. Two of tho party who caused tho death of Kroger were recognized as John McCormick and a man named Moyer. 'VVaiTnnts were l»;ued for all six and Marshals Andrew Mar tin and Thomas Egan were sent out to arresc tho riders. TICE EISASTEB A T COOK’S RUK. .Vo Verdict Reiulored by the Coroiter’a Jury as Yet. R enova , I'a., Nov. 6.—The coroner of the jounty held an inquest at tho scene of the uook’s liuniuino horror yesterday; the jury has not rendered a verdict as yet. Tho cause of the explosion remains a mystery. Of the sixteen dead (hirtcou Inivouo relatives In this !ountry,,and they will bo buried at tho eeme- :ories here. Tho others will bo taken to ■’ ............ .... WeUsvillo, N. Y. id after ries here, orth Bond, !, Snowshoo, I bodies wore discovered after the iion they were mostly found many feet iw.iy from wliore they had been working. Duo, that of a boy 19 years of ago, was Jn a sitting position against tho sido of the mine, ilib right hand hold his loft foot in a firm jrip aud it was with difficulty that tho flu- j-era were opened. Michael Curmn wasbloivn Irom sovouty-fivo feet in tho mine to 150 fuet Doyoud it. His body lodged between two logs ivhilo in his right hand he held tho handle of .ho shovel with which he sv;vs working when :lie explosion occurred. Tho mine inspector 3f tho district has not yot arrived to sxamina nto tho cause of tho disiustcr. A K OZn MAN’S n O Z E X T FE A T Il. a ia Son Charged w itli KllUjig Him Altoi- a F a m ily Q,uarrel. iu.i-iuujL \jL ijiuLuwaui uuK. oreeii, oicju. Sunday, and his sou August is held at tho county jail on the charge of murdering his father. The elder Graves was 72 years old aud his son 37. Tho old man was found Fri day morning in an unconscious condition in a stable. Bfis skull w as fractured, and it was it llrst supposed that ho had been kicked by tho cow. A closer examination, however, de veloped that the fracture had been caused by some sharp instrument. The old man never regained consciousndss. and the suspicions were so strong against th(i son that on complaint of other members of the family he was arrested. Thursday father and son_ quaiToIed, as they had frequently ’ ' ' med that he returned W ORK FOR OVRN A V T . An American. Ship Detained by a Hay- tieu jUan-of-Wai-. B oston , N ov . 6.— The brig Richard T. Green, Captain Patrick, arrived hero yesterday from 8t. Marc, Hayti. She reports that on Octol \ 1 , when off 18, when off St. Marc, she was heave to by a Haytien man-of-i led ofileers ports that on October she was ordered to ■war, w'hosc board three m m c E s o T A . S t . P aul , Nov. 7.- -Harrison has carried the state. The vote for governor will he close, but indications point to tho election of Morrlam, Republican. NEW XCAncrSBXRE. N ew O rleans , Nov. 7.—Lou regular Democratic majority. Four years ago the vote was Olevelaud, 62,- 546; Blaine, 46,347. Cleveland’s majority, OREGON. P ortland , N ov . 7 __ Estimates on returns already received indicate that Harrison has carried the state by4,000, D es M oines , N ov . 7.—Returns from several counties indicate a' plurality of 25,000 tor Harrison. NEBRASKA. O maha , N ov . 7.— Harrison’s plurality will be about 25,000. The entire Republican State ticket is elected. R B O D E X S Z A N V . PLUMBING STEAM FITTING. If you desire to PUT IN WATER, PUT IN GAS. PUT IN STEA.M PITTING, If you wish to buy Gas and Steam Fitting Goods, Plain and Galvaiiizi'd Iron Pipe, BLOCK TIN PIPE, LE.AD PIPE, SINKS, HOSE, (fcC. In fai-t, if j-ou want anything In the Ihm of PLUMBING. STEAM, WATER G A S FITTING, HOGGEfMBRIDGER, No. 3 CHURCH STREET, U.VDER PHAE3I \0Y HALL, CffTRCH mm PIPE A SPECIATLY, BECKER A SOB FINE GROCERSI 51 South Main Street. up aud the cars damaged took throe hours to cleai Anotker Cnaltler in Canada. W innipeg , N ov . 6.—Last Jahuar ail, cashier of the Port Y at January Jame.s W. - ------------ - y.. ..... Washington, Wls., bank suddenly disappeared. Tho bank was closed, and an investigation ‘ proved that ■yail was short $140,009 in his ocoounts. Tho ’Ice have located him here, where he is re- ing under tho name of Llnguist.V Lilirarf laips, iaetems aoil Best Assortment ever offered in Uiis Vicinity of rew Stand Lainp.s at all prices from 15c. to §15 each. Beautiful Lamps for wedding presents. Braeliet Lamps, Hanging Lamps and Chandeliers from 25c. to §23 each. I liave a full assortment of the cele brated Rochester Lamps, plain or fancy; Stand, Bracket or Hanging, including That beats tlie w o idd-300 Candle Potver. Burners, Chimneys and 'Wick, all styles, shapes and sisea, wholesale and :ail including the B a rtholdi Burners! Same shape as the Rochester, to be used on a Common Lamp. Prices 60c. & SOc. First Class Tubular Lanters with guard 50c. each. Dash Board Lanterns 7oc. each. !« « s MB&sa B 5 7 South Main St, aLOVERSVILBE mm DiT! Grapes 5c. per pound or 60c. per Basket. rcEB. As Large a line of Fine Cakes as can be found in town. \Ye are the sole agents for tlie BARTHOI-DI LAMP BDRHER, e s f ” Sole agents for A. J . Gray «& Co.’s famou.s Cigars and Cheroots. iiiesals liiiissiQO DEALER In Butter, Eggs, Ghees© Honey, Beans, Poul try, Apples and Pota toes. Positively goods sold on commission. Gamed Goods, Meats Fnits and YegetaWes in Seacon. 68 Sotttfi Mslfl Street, GLOVERS V I ^ E , N.Y. A Big Bai^ain! IPSE S uTfOl SUE. Lot 60 by ISO feet. House 39 ft. front with. -IG ROOMS- Finished complete with first-class mater ial. Hard oil finish in side. Front hall and Bannister stairs. tloodwood and coal house. Electa: ie light i i front of premises. Ho. 23 Maple street, head of Addison. Price $2,200* For term’s enquire on premises cr address Lock Box 34, G^ville.
