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renet\ ~ p N immusuuy, Eveky Frmay. . D. 1, CROWE, Eprion & Prormiton, _,'l‘l|u different sensons of the year. are to awaken the loftiest\ sentiments _ of piety which the heart, can feel. Spring, sum- < mer and nulufim excites in us feelings of hope, joy and gratitude; and to the thoughtful and feeling amiud, winter comes not without . a ~~ lessons of religtom nr'flu—ixriyzfficd amidst it? clouds and storms. | It tenches us to. trust, T bk‘sfl'nug on its wings. | Perhaps: the: nublest |, BURNING QF THE WILBER MILLS. a f - Shortly after thePnridnight \hour; while 'the citizens of oue beautiful village were resting from their toil of Thursday last, (Nov. 14th, the cry of fire; was sounded, awakening the inwates of many dwellings and brought them to their dours and windows. where. they dis- covered the Stoam Grist Mill ind Saw Mill, of the Hon. David Wuber's .on fire. | Hurriedly did. the people that were awakened by the ery of fire dong their clothing, and started to assist each other, df possible to filinguish the fames, ~> invitation: is agenda] to all. e - *gfhe Mascot.\ #m 9 . - 209 * HARTWICK, soe 5s Friday evening, November zand, A cordial +s ' ~ From: Ou Special Correspondent, Mrs. Jessie Fuller, is also very sick, Edu Alger, is sick with Pnesmunia. Geprge Cook hay leased. bis mothers' farm for a term of years, Mrs. Harvey Murdock, is wery il}, with liitle hope of her rechvery. ~ \I town for a few days. .° 5, Parsonage Wedngsday. Baptist church, Friday eve. Nov. 29, for bene-\ fit of Rev. S. A. Fisher. dr perbaps save at least a portion | of the beeg visiting her sister Mrs. A. M. Lauil, return- grain stared in the mill, But, the fire the. sale | ed home Tuesday.. © already gained such headway, that with 'the | of mifk for the season. L.. te the sthd'w-Q ~. The following cque sgugds by the culti- vated daughter of an Indian chief, who 1s, 'n-account of her descont, the miost nter: esting English pootesg now Hliging.-London faulting. To. j . p 1 am sailing to the ard, *~\ Where tue current Funs to seaward Boft and stow, Where tho- «lcoping river grassés- Brush my. paddic, as It passes \td and tro. un the shore the heat is shaking, .. All tn@zo'den sands awaking th the cove; And the qunint sandpiger, winging . O'er yhe sanllows, cenges stoging when I move. . p ° .l _ Oh the waters idle pitas... gleeps the overhanging w arven find cool; WESB UNEONTA. _, . a ~~From Our Special Correspondent. O. IL, Perry was home over Sunday. Dep. U. §. Musshal, A. M. Lull is out of . The \Ladies Aid\ yill meet at the F. B. There is to be a donation: at the First Mrs. Johnson of Ripley, N. V. who har t Bapist church Sun- t of the iiluess. of he - No service at the U ‘fié poy. , This very minute.\ \[ set him nflont m—uigh? and done with it if I a orn ofm Seatdes in fig kitchen. thru you Volh Into the street unless you-look sharp.\ \I'm willing to go, futhor;\ sift® Jason, \without being turned ont, T'ni'willing to \Logk arter the wall chain, d'ge hear P\ growled Znchary Jennings, and be followed Jason with a malevolent light in his toall gmy-green ofes, muttering to himself, * T'd didn't expect half-brother Leonidns up hers: this'smnter, and Jneon \ts. handy around the place and comes chenper than a_hired ann.\ 20 . i Half-brother Leonidas\. was 'the one | Tick relation in. the Jennings: fumily-a< spore, white-haired old mm» who hind goadp Tow York. cal estnto, nnd who, having-never given old Zachary anything Theijfilrniture Is seliing from his large and well selected stock of Fi ufniture he has iin hifslqrg on - Main St. - .. RICH AND ELEGANT « C_ _MAXC -~. In Miltord, N. Y. ~ « 52> a- evary-yaliz. - It tell$'us that the Power which . first created the world, is weakened by no time 7 .and subject 'to no decay; it teaches us that in th i unkmfirmisthVmeem there exists sto evil; that those very appear- ances which, to our limited . view, seems L-~~- pregnant with destruction, are, in the bound- less extent of his providence, | the\ sources~ of returning goog, and nmidéifle apparent de- cay of\ hature, remind us of that Almighty «power 'bywhich all is renewed, and of the un- ceasing goodness of Him whom both summer and winter obey. \Thiik not Charlie who thus | watches\ over the maferial world, is regardless of the - moral 'happiness of man; think rather, that he: thus opens to you his laws. Believe that in. his *~ moral system, there is no evil to the righteous. L Remember that it is.not the\ momentary state, but the foal issue and end which is to disclose . hig etérrial design. . Whilst, therefore, you see the storms of winter preparing the earth. for the blossoms of another spring, let them . be _ . as a-sign to you, of those kind. severities by which He prepares your souls . for a greater joy, by which He purifies strengthens your faith, and weans you from the love of a teraporary world. ' - Of the eyes which open upon nature; there-are none but those of man which ‘Lvfin'ielhlhg very solemn in. this mighty: privi-. = leget it is the privilege of naming not made to, perish with time, and fotmed to know, in a greater hour, Him | who | inbabiteth : Wiggrniw. Let, then, the rains of heaven » ducepdrand the storms of winter blow; . and ~ let us tieet them.as signs of the samé good- a which brings forth the promise of spring,, and fulfills the hopes of harvest. '. Letussee them as the evidences of that wisdom which makes momentary evil the Chatural or moral appearances we. behold, let ns never forget that this | Almighty . mind *. reigns | amidst them all; that to the wise and the virtuous, all things work together for moral nature, that mind is fofmed, and those dispositions are nursed; which are to awaken *Aupider the influence of a greater, spring, and to exist when the revolutions of nature are ' , pétt, and time itself shall be no more. , «--- e-- C Read what our exchanges say about © TIDINGS, +> the This is the title of a paper just started in . Milford, Otsego Co, by D. H. Crowe, an editor $f e€perience., The initial number gives evi- dence that the Tidings has come to stay, and the 14 of Milford'and tbroughout Otsego Co., Will fadit to be just what they want. | It will - * 'be independent of partisan control and always Tull of the freshest news -Pauss amp KulxcxmoFu. viéniq’m'faval'lm week by receiving Editor D, H. Crowe sample copies of the % eof the Milford Tromncs. e sheet imgbaiuble one both as regards typé- hfea-eppsarance and otherwise. We hope Brg. Crowe will receive the patronage of 'ill Milfordans, that his subscribers will all inch; that none sefll insist on tendering: eéfi‘lwd 'turnipsif Hew of coin of realm, can see its Author and its end, There is \.: their good; and that amidst the winter of our |~ informed of its being burned. | \It is. paid for, and as there is no one hart, letit go.\. There was ho'insurance on the mills, nor on J the two thousand bushels of grain stored in the mill. The loss in all probability | will, amount to eight thousand or-ten thousand dollars. Our hope is, that Mr. Wilber, will soon re cover from his iflnessand order the re-building of the mills, for it is one of the many business industries needed in this place.. a -- LIST or TRIAL JUrors. The following. were, grawn as Trial _ Jurors fot the County Court and Court of Sessions to be held Monday Dec. 2d, 1889. | Burlington-E. C:Mather, E. P. Aold. Decatur-Ambrose | Hannay,__Exeter-Geo. Turner. - Hartwick-Milan | Seely. | Laurens -*Henty - VanBuren, . Horace Horace Herring, James N. Mead, Eurelius Gardner. - Maryland-Jas. Lason, Milo Kelly, Michael | O'Brien, - Middlefield-Lewis Bar- num, G. IL. Huntington. | Milford-Cyrus J. Westcott, Judson K. Allen. New Lishon- James Whitford, Martin Bell, Jahn, W. Bunily, Samuel | E. - Gardiner. | Qgeonta-Adelbert Champlia, Hamilton | Stade. - Otego-James A.\ Wait. | Otsego-Asa - Barnes, - Sheldon Eldefkin, | Pitisficld-Henry Spafard. Plain- | field:~J. W. McLaughlin, John D. Mason, W. \ M. Hayes. - Richfeld-George P. Edmonds, Springfield- William . McDonough, - Dennis Flint. | Unadilla-Hirant Fish, | Jr., - Chas. Brooks. - Westford-William Cambell. o«-4-@ +- r Terr following is the programme of the ATeachers Association, second | commissioner Dist, Otsego Co., to be held at Portlandville, N. V., Friday and Saturday, December, 6th and 7th 1889. R * FRIDAY EVENING Address of 'Welcome, Prin.. A, B. Saxton, Portlandvilte. - Response, Prof James Pitcher Hartwick - Seminary. - Declamation-'\The Battle of Mission Ridge,\ Prin. A. W. Powel}, Unadilla. - Lecture Prof. N. N. Bull, Oneonta, SATURDAY A. M. \Physiology Prin, O. E. Jones, Milford. ~* sontes of final good. . Whatever may be the | \School Distlptine;\-Prin. L; -R- Bowdish;- Laurens. | \Influence the | Teacher,\ Miss Mary lriowen, Oneonta. \Penmanship Prin. A. Rowell; Unadilla. - Paper C. M. Ferry, Otsego. ' saturpay, P. \M. Geography, Prin. Morris Lunn, Burlington. Recitation, Miss Jennie Greene, Portlandville. School Management, | Prin. Fraficls® Burnell; Hilsinger, ! ey in the.Baptist church, on the 24th inst. but | | will Fentain to conduct the Thanksgiving: set- Wiees,. which will be held in the Christian church; at the close of which the., fries . of., the-Baptist church will. serve publi¢ dinners in the store, formerly occupisd by O. S. Burch. The proceeds to go for the beiiefit of the socie- ty, A grand good thine is anticipated; come and get a warn meal before going into winter quarters. ___. a te an- > QUAKER STREET. From Our Special Correspondent. well paying business and residence; I offer for sale my Tex Kqute together with the entire outht for working the same. (8, N. Saxton, Milfordy N. V. * 0 gab __-_--4 44- -- ° coop .. All the follage baptlcing ' With their spray ; . 'There the sim glean a far and faintly, With a shadow soft and saintly Init ray, And the pirfumo of syme burning Far-off brush wod, aver turning To exhale; All its sin iky dring, In the aring o evening lying, Where I Eul, Brother Gardner Talis Good Sense to . ___a Departing Member, 'The members who nrrived previous to the operiing of the meeting. and had time to look around wer> ngfeenbly surprised nt | some of the murle by the janitor. | 'The eleven broken panes of gluss lind been | . neatly replaced by squares cut. from coffee encks and iacked on, the stove shone like n mirror, and of the cobwebs nlong the cell- My canoe is growing lozy, In the atmosntsore so hazy, aWhie I dreun; Holt In slumber I am guiding Rustirard, gliding Down the sfreaim. --4 -- .it knew it wasn't your fanit that I didn't ed close to his ent. © Mr. Jennings! | Jason!\+ He turned around with a start, - Thero stood Maury Mott, as roy.as the pink sweet.. peas thit yet ndorned her belt. \I just wanted youdo know that I got enfe home,\ murmured she, * And, Jason, Hde. - Oh, Jason, I am so sorry for you!\ It was not the words she spoke-It was the sparkle in her eyes, the color in hor cheek, a something which could neither bo iraxilated nor identified, but which pleaded so eloquently that jn a second Jason, Jen- nings had clasped her to his heart. . [ \You don't despise me, then, Mary? *The - weather on - Friday | moning , was winterish the thermometer registering gabove 'zero. - j } 'The Matrimonial fever seems to he raging here, and no signs of abatement until al : marriageable are carried ofl. Our druggist, Mr. Lawrence, has snldrhis R stock tu\a , Mr. VanDoren of Middleburgh Possession now. s -o 'There seems to be no. cill for our 'heavy 'erop» of hay and grain no purchases or ship; { ment, except at ruinous prices, Protection ; dues not protect the producers. Itis now a fixed fact, that a weather | station is to be established at this place, with a full set 'of government instruments, charts &c. - The elevation is'about 1,000 feet above tide water. m- The Friends Quarterly meeting . was in session Saturday, Sunday and Monday | last at this place and 'what was in years past a notable event, in calling a very large collection of prominent Friends and Ministers, . has now dwindled to a mere handfull, ard instead of every house being a house of entertainment, all is vacancy; the principles lives the pro- founders have passed away. .. ___ ap eae fee- - WESTFORD. A & From Our Special Correspondent. . George Bentley is attending. the Albany Business College. . \Mr. Will Bouck of Cobleskill was a the Wilber house on Sunday. W. H. Platner returned on Sat, Jast from a two weeks sojourn in the west part of the state . Miss Minnic Bisel, our popular dress maker has gone to Worcester, where she expects: to remain several weeks. -~ C. f1. Bissell, who has been spending a few days in Oneonta, returned home on. Saturday guest.at ber shop ip Dar'ls gwine to be | .au\ dey will look upon you wid. contempt. | ing not over g dozen reinmined in sights The Force of Dynamite, The floor had \been . gerubbed, Brother | - Dynamite is so instintancons fn ite action ~Gardner's desk painted a mild and geutlo | thatn grep loaf en le. compre ased. into yellow, und the four long benches hal to- . the hardest steel before it lins lind time to | th>-véived.a sky-bluo tint which rendéred them fatten, (One of the experiments at the positively uhnrmvlnf ugaifist the background | Upited States Torpedo Works wite to pluce of the will. - Many were the. compliments | gome Jenves between two heavy, Sut pieces he recoived for Bio industry and. tasto, ind ; of fron, sot them on n firm fonudation, nad he bas only to parsuc his onward ond Up- | see what gun-cotton wonld do. in forcing ward enreer to seeure promotion. I the iron plates together. A charge was \ Ar\ in de hall dis ' placed-upon them by compressing the gune ; envenin'?\ inquired Brother Garduer ns he - cotton into a about one 'bpened the rgeeting. fuch thick and three or Aour-inchds in The jmige nrose. dinueter, through the center of which a \ Please step dis « wy, fedge. I hoy heard | hole is made for a eap of fulminate of mere it rumored dut you ar' gwing. to. leave us | gury, by which the gun-cotton in exploded, far a few months,\ The reaction: wis. so« grent, from merely \ ¥es, sah, _ I hns struck a job in- a bar- | being exploded in the open ni, thut one of I'ze | other so quickly and with such force, that | it caught an impression of the leaves Lofore 'they could egoape.-Portland Transcript \IIALE-BROTIIER LEONIDAS® good offset, I want to give you a few i 9h, plvmelnlnn‘t put yourself ont, Mr, words of fatherly advice befo' you go. You | Jennings!\ waid Mury Mott, adjusthil a ar' gine among strangers, an' you will py | cluster of pink sweet-pens in her bolt, gized up fur what you ar' wath, \ But it will be no trouble nt all,\ eaid \In de fust place, doan' go sloshin' ! Jnson Jennings, with a. pléafling light in around as if you owned half do real estate |~l'i” durk eyes, | \* Old Cherrystono is right in Buffalo, De folks will know you guzm!‘»+-31“° at the Toor; and T can, pul him. into the chaise in half asniuutu—nud it Is min- ing quite hard.\ , ©\ Hard enough to spile the hnrnesi and the chaisectop, too!\ interposed a\ gruff volee, and Farmer Zncbary Jonninga' head was thrust out of the keeping-room win» dow ; \and Cherrystone's tired out with a day's grubbing-up roots,\ © But, father-\ \Hold your tongue, Juson-you aTwayk was a fool!\ snarled Zachary. \If Miss Mott says to not put yourself ont, why, don't! 'Tain't but a quarter of a mile to hor place anyhow, and the rain don't signify nothing.\ Juson Jennings co.cred-deoply: To him lize wan an endless scries of hnfniliations, two of us -myself an' de. brush-boy. gwine to be fo'mnn.\ \It rejoices me to know dat you ur\ workin' your way to de top, an' I assure you dnt you will be missed from otfr meetin's. While you heven't had much to say, you hev aflue bin on do right side, an' dat's a You needn't go walking In do- alleys, nor wid your head down, but strike a medium. Act naternt-about os a cull'd mun orter who is airning from $0.50 to $8 a week an' expects a long, cold winter, \ Dosn' do nny bmggin'. | It's usual wid a Detroit cull'd man who gits away from home to shoot off his mouf in grand style, an' seek to convey to ebory one dat he rents a box in de pos' office an' owns a quarter interest ima race bors, but dey donn' de- ceive anybody. - Sich talk is all squash, * Bé courteous and obligin' to all. - You [needn't take off yer bat to a rag.man, nor git down an' ax a butcher-cart to please run +7fi§fl0u pitces wis driven down. upon Hhe-nof # F kilow db! ramber-of the-residents. -of.-this | | -Dr. Armstrong, of New York; was a guest of rdflm‘gaudzyauflngumbeflm Oneonta, - How to Produce: and Cultivate Chest Tone, Miss Charlotte Donaldson, Gil bertsville, | RecitatiSh, Phila Babcock, GiB last. G. N. - Roberts is representing our town in the Board of Supervisors convened al Coupers- bertsville. | Paper, Miss | Jennie - Russell, a A town. Oneonta. | Business Meeting. - & ¥ (00g 22222, Charles McRorie has purchased the: farm NOTICE. lately occupied by Mrs. John Hall consider- - - ation $2,000. Quite a number of our farmers have ed of their hops during the past week. Prices ranging from 7}4 to 10c. W. H. Tyler left on Friday last for Norwich N. Y. to-attend the the funeral of his mother- in-law Mrs. Geo. Mar. Mis. Tyler who had been with her doring ber illness returned with him on Monday. All persons having Auction bills printed at the job department of the Tidings office,. will receive a notice of said sale, free of charge, in the TiDINcs, under the head of \Auction Safes:\ CGontspatience. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Apouis. # COLLIERSVILLE. From Our Special Correspondent. The pay car stopped here the fifteenth. made a few pocket books a little heavier. G From Our Special Correspondent. The dancing class has about forty numbers. .. Apples are selling at one Gollar per bushel. Mr. C. B. Conrad, was in New York lastI week. a R Comedy company, at the Union Hall every night nest week. * Mr. W. P. Earle, -Jr., of New York, was in town a few days last week. \Mr. Ward Keller, has secured a position in a grocery house at Little Falls. Thesals of Water Bonds, will take place at Large quantities of hops have been' drawn here for shipment during the past week. Filmy belong mostly to D. F. Wilber and Geo. I. Wilber of Oneonta. THDTSGS, that no mention is made of the I. O. G. T. lodge. What has become of it? . We sincerely hope that it has not disbanded. ' A new time table on the D. & H. R. R. went into effect Sunday.. The only material changes are in the fiyer which is now due at 1:37 p. m. and No. 4. due at 6:06 p. m. E. H. McNett, the proprietor of the Goodyear House, is keeping a first. class hotel, fot a county place. He remarked as he subscribed for the Tibixcs, that \a man: who won't take the only poper published in town isn't much of a Téllow,\ * his father, M3, J. C. Armstrong, last week. Mr. A. H. Freeman, of this place, was call- Led to Oswego last week to attend the funeral ofhis entle. The Ubersiy-Séciety, has been adjourned | \w. HARTWICK SEMINARY, House. . - 17. Ed. Ibbotson, left last week for Flocids, where'be wil spend «be winter. | His father stconisitied Eintas fares New York ® ie. Weippe, gxems porte to ber From Our Special Correspondent. E. A. Oxtizam, is on the gick Est. Mrs. W. F. Whiticker, of PoestenkE], is visting friends in this vicksity. - The ¥. M. C. A. meeting wis well attended last week; and great interest was manifested. Arrangetzents ate being inde for Mock « We notice in the lodge directory of the. ober you, but say 'yes, sir,\ and 'no, sir,' to eberybody. Keep asmile on yer frc, an' eber bear it in mind dat friendship ar de nox} thing to ensh. \* Be temperate, honest and trooful, | A man w}; is fool 'nuff to pour somethin' into his atorffach to steal his sense, can't expect to git to de top, A man who can't keep his fingers offn odder people's property ar' bound to land {n state prison, an' de chap who can't bang to de troof through thick an' thin am sartin to lio. hisself out of a good fob once a month, © Wid dese few remorke, which ar' meant .olub I wish yon ebery happiness and pros. perity in your new surroundin's. I shall Instruct de secretary to write an oficial let- tér to do Mayor of Buffalo, givin' dé date of your arrival dere an' if you ar' met at de depot wid a brass band, escorted to your batber shop in de best of style an' den given de freelom of de city, seek to pre- sarve a level ead an' femember what I ber said to you to-night.\-Proceedings Lime Kiln Club in Detrbit Free Press. . Modern Heroe« rnd Heroines The world in full of hero worship, and 4 many are the fortunate ones we honor. and , revere. Some won by knightly deeds on | battle field, some by spleadid prowess in . saving life when periled by fire or flood- by every form of daring bravery or noble effort the list is swelled. . And a quick and generous appreciation is awarded all such- deeds of exceptional heroism. ' 4 All herofe rets, however, do not come to the light of publio approval, sys Teras l | whose quiet lives flow on in nneventfol stillnéw. ¥ ‘Bmum young man who voluntarily r signs the ambitious plans of youth, with- kero of to humble type. The girl who, putting exidi her own Efe to.the eare of an invalid mother or erip- the jh she denies her own, is & beroive, in oll kindness of heart, on bebalf of ture and, renown that might be his, is a =o, or think of me batyou, and I'm gettin' | Eeppy dreams of the fature, my”, pled sister, making their Bright. with , His futher spoke to him, a grown man, nf ' if he were a boy in pinafores, He thought nothing of nforlifyinu him in the presence of Mira Mott, or of any other young. girl; i be treated him like a mere drudge, There were times when the young man's blood boiled within his veins like molten lend. He went on, however, harnessing the placid old black horse. ** Don't go, Misa Mott,\ eaid he ; \I can | take you in a very short time.\ Old Zachary uttered a strange, guitural noise like a snarl. 222 i ** Jnzon,\ said he, \ take that there har- ners off? The horse ain't yourn, neither i341 the waggin, and I don't calkilate for you to\ i take 'em out to-night!\ ** Father t\ Mary Mottglanced from one to the other. | ** Pleass, Mt. Jaron,\ said she, '\ don't trouble yourself. It's as your father says, | I ouly a little distance; I can walk it in ten ! i minutes.\ . ’ | And she disappeared into the twilight transformation scene. | Zachary chuckled. Jason led the j borse silently back to the barn. \Mother he said, as he entered the \ little kitchen in the rear of the house, where ' a faded, bent-over little woman was toning; over an array of milk pans, \( T'll stand this | no longer. I couldn't respect myself if I did. It's a shame the way father treats me. work like a slave for him, and dou't even decent politeness, There isn'ta bound boy | 'in town that is used like I ato. And I was | | Siftings, {nt emee in a sober strain. 'There | twenty-one last month.\ i are unknown ard onroticed heroes and | Poor little Mrs, Jennings began to trem- ~ '* But, Jason,\ faltered she, \ what can it you do?\ - } ** What other people do, mother, - Work } U £ alder and feebles every day.\ { ** Wail, mother,\ said the young man, | Zachary lits on hy bimssif in the tumble. | earnestly, \\ only wait and MI make a home fat you. Father has never treated you de. cently any more than he bes me, and-\ \* Plottin® and planzin', eh ?\ eried out s You like me a little in spite df my wretched ; thialldom ? Oh, Mary, my darling, if you will only wait !\ - a | +~PH waith hundred years if you ray so, i Jason,\ raid. Mary, lindf sinfles, falt tears. It was after ten o'clock that night when Juson got home. Of course he lind to eo ; Mary Mott Linvicto the paternal roof; of Ecmm-xo the parting: was prolonged a little | more than usual, and the old kitchen clock: ! hind twaoged ton in its unmelodious voice some time beforo he cautiously lifted the 'To his amnzement the dvor was locked and bolted. #* Get ont 9 this !\ roared n gruff volco' from <the upper window, 'There don't Hobdy .come prowlin' and pryin' round these premises arter rog lar lockin'-up time, Go-andsleep in \the atable, -I guess clean stmiw is good enough for-you !\ * \Father said Juson, sotting his teeth together, \ you had Tat let ma in. I shall not knofkan secoml lime at your door !\ © Go6d rlddaneco to bad rubbish !\ yelped out the old man, slunm ny down tha. sash. * Clear out, I say. I nin't goin' to bandy words no more with you!\ Jnson turned nway, but he lind scareley reached the fence in the orchard bofore a footstep rustled through the tall grast be. hind him. At was his mother, prjo aad breathless, - ** He's turned me out, Jason,\ sobbed the old woman, \ because I spoke up for you, 'my boy. is! - And he said we was n precious prir of us, ond I might go ntter you. - And here I be, Jason! * Ob, iny boy--my boy !\ ** Cheer up, muther,\ said Jnson, valiant. ly. \* We'll seek our fortunes together, you and I, and it shall go hard, but that we'll sneeeed. Here, lot mo tio. this handker- chief over your Head. It's something of a walk to the railroad station, and the dew is heavy,\ **To the railrond, Jason ?\ repented little old woman, with a seared look, \Yes I am going to Uncle Leonidas. Uncle Leonidas was always kind to mel\ But as be pulled the handkerchief ofikoi his pocket, n letter fell with it ! ** My letter:\ anid he. \*I alent: forgot that it came in to.night's mail! Nover mind, it ern't signify much, for it's in a strabge linnd.-of-write. We'll rend it by the railway reflector light, while we're waiting for the mideight-train.\ \* P'r'npe it's xome one wants a farin hand, Jason,\ said his mother, \ Prape-\ He tore it open. '' We see,\ anid he. \* If they want me for n farin hnhd, they've ml. ‘l‘o offer me pretty good wages-that's As he mastered the contents of the letter a andden flush erept over his face, followed by a dall pallor. the I said It was n «hime, and so it | To parties in want of FURNITURE it, will' . pay to come fifty miles to see. our stock and, Remember we carry over forty CHAMBER SUITS in. stock to select from; consisting 'of Walnut, Oak, Cherry, Ash and Mahogany. Do you want a picture frame; | If you do, see our stock of Mouldings, the largest in the County, and you will leave your order at ~- 0.0. amps. || Saishour Hons, MILFORD, N.Y., 'ACCOMMODATION§ 2020. > Prom C. B. KNISKERN, , ne t - _ The '—0—(» >__~ _ IA 7L“ . Here you can get a fine C, StEaX, R Roast, Sausacx, Ovsre®s, Claas anp Swart Porators, in their season. \We render our own - Call and see us. Our mofto is, five and let live. Q. G. Kimball, nov8 aprist Central Hote atrokn, R. v. Goop Accorumations ann Temas Reac SABLE, LIVERY - AFTACiIED, When in town call and see us. 1ARON SALSBURKY Proprietor. nav$-1yr. new te acorns grow Large streams from little tivelets flow.\\ Now if this ancient thyme. told the truth it may be equally true: that. you will strike some tall bar- , gains at the Little Store around the Iw turner in prices, good quolity, and foir deal. We are -- cutting prices way down on many Hines of.gbods to close out stock, Before spending all your money at the Emporiums don't forget to give us a call. -n -o- ** What is it, Jnson ?\ cried the old wo- ! oan, ** Mother,\be- sid, \ i0s from a- In wyer Uncle Leonidas is dead? And he's left all his money to-\ \*To father?\ said Mrs. Jentiings. \\ Well, it won't do us nn good, Jason. Father 's a inore stingy and close-fisted than ever.\ ©\ Not to father,\ buskily interrupted the young inan, | \ To me!\ ~ \To- yon, Jason !\ *' Yes, to rue, A hundred and twenty thousand dollars, mother1\ - For a second time they stood gazing at each other in the lurid glire of the reflector lamp above the lonely wayside station. ~~!* He was always good to me,\ said Jason, ' get decent board nor clothing, let alone ! still i the same strange, hoarse tone. \ But i I never thought of-this !\ ''We can live comfortable now,\ said Mrs. Jennings, with a long sigh. . __ . \\And I can be martied to Mary Mott, bernines in private life: wh ble all over. | She lifted i e life whose names are : over. e her dim blue eyes Gof blese her! ma good home ! not destined to be \sung in numbers,\ ! to her son's face. 7 esa her ! and make a for you, mother,\ whispered Ison. \Itll be an dfappointment for tather, Jason,\ sakl Mra. Jennings. ** He has made his own bed,\ said\ the a iving. ~T can't do worse than I'm young man, sternly. \ Lef him Hi it 1\ that-vaguely splemdid possibilities, to care doing here.\ Tn c sm made an for his aged parents, an obligation, perhaps, \* AD ** HalfLrother Leonidas'\ will made al} house, in which ** mother's room'\ was by no means the emallest or plainest -but old down «ld piace by the mill, like « cross rat | in its belie. He wonld fam have patehed up a reconsihation with Jason, bat bis sm Kept up an srmed nectrality Thal, to be held in PEG Hall, Dec 12; | abrifl voice from beZind the «rack of the thigh bot Riwaye recognized as such. \ It does seein as if you didnt do In tany~ an obsgare home the frail | door. The soil, Rel st Prof, Kicter's, Thoreday l betsy westly $6o. - Fak Kite, the pelgit, fa Soo bfikw CZ k. & come- | pred the ger tits Leesville. & Blows of adremcity with the sd of ceer. | fol Indostry. - Brave asd never despot thictal asd hnpefel to others, she Lave poems written of her heroien if her station bud been higter in the ees of the I back to vour mubsim==s\ of TD kecw resson why. As for you, Jason, the Fell chain's oot of order again, and you'se put to fix R stows dnk. Ard took bere | both of you, the next firte Fou want a EIRE mostd have har pic éhfim'mmnywwmammqu. Revene. Miki ** He m my father,\ be «atl. C and I will pot gee hira want. Bot | will never «ill reother fithe heroic spfritywho méets the | nothin' but cackle and talk, Betaey. | Go- ingly hold any communanea wth him | again!\ -And old Zachar ry shows! bu yellow fangs in bis babitasl man' and ricttered \T &PRT other Leonifes ° a) fool! - R - Thagking out customers for past patronage we shall endeavor to study your interest In the future; so please not forget us. i t Respectfully :-A. C. STEERS. i nov 1yr. and the tinkling rain-drops like a fairy in a | d eadful miserly disposition, and he'll be (° t - WHEN IN MILFORD CALL.ON | . Y. R. SAXTON and look at his stock of goods. 1 have a good stuck of Dress Flannels, Cash- mere, Cloaks, Plushes, Ginghams and Prints In BOOTS SHOES and RUBBERS I have a ‘ them and get Prices oefore buying. ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS and WHIPS, . f at lowest prices. You can buy Dragk and Patent Medicins of d me; Jason, bow shall 1 get along a life-time's difference to Jaamh Jemubige \VS chen aper place i * h i 7 - \ e : ; p or Obe than an distasteful to him, seeing his more forta. | without you?\ wailed his mother, clinging . and Wn affianced wife. The young many CT \ i nate brothers med comrades winning for. to hisarm. \There ain't nobody to help bought awnperb farm snd a pretty (the county N FLQUR & SALVT my prices are as | « glbe Josrest, Thanking you for the patronage give‘u‘izein lbepas‘afida—ng that you 1} to give me a share of svar rade, I Remain Yours Respectfally? -+ W. R. Saxton. I learn prices before purchasing elsewhere. ~~ 1 FEegT-OLASS - large Stock and would ask you to look at * . with contitlence) in thé wisdom, aud goodness | meant at common: for extinguishing a. fire in making: actangments to | day morhing on neeu ' \ ; feade® i ° 22 N R Where the rushos litt their burnished . y . of God. * any part of | Brigade\. i f opep a saloof in the basement of the Giibet!,| pastor Rev 8. A. Fisher? Ov. hoada from out the tarnished but Illnrd “if“ szfq‘ipi‘zt’Tfii‘zé\ 1:53; _C a\ & 20 ny ' bole h hah sibt + Cl i 1 a . ' ~~ Emerald poot. __ | ment, was, in conse t + P 1 ] t - . and hear the winds of winter, ao we not also “all“ mu: Lil ap usn Allen Eldred, ??s,s“:“cd a ‘n‘xnsrlcan:: lg: 6 hi A? $00 W scar likes prow in nombore, . £3301,” mmdglls wgflm'lzgklhmllxuhnry. Th Sex and - | Sitx. & 20 - g ts-were-ereciad-by-bir- We ghly-familliravith B ..---Pare and pale: a 'lid'ome day, He's three hull years and cat F l. \imm’hc' that this reign of glcom and © 4850\ | about two years \EO. dt a cost of nearly Seven | the subject of vocal music. Is v wa ' All the morning they have rested, alder that I be, an' hp curn't live. forever, ond Bnocarer. af prices witht ~ - lation will pdss away; that spring will agaill | thousand dollars; ahd has given employment | | (jyo, ;s going to U&2 wedding here some On AVednesdlay Nov. 27th 1889, at. to Aniber crown, wn i pearly crested- And thon PH be rich! \:A hundred thou the reach of everyone. resume her r®ign 'of beauty; and the voice. of | to a number of hands, \ It has been a paying (h;{:£clzf$%glryum horses “(if wait about | ‘l‘F“‘°|‘<.“h°\{’v Mr. C. Il)‘ TQM”: Auction | _ Fair and Trail. ' sand dol-lars [\ j@And the farmer smacked CALL AND SEE OUR joy again be heard, in the promises of another | busifiess, and a great benefit to the, farmers F, t. and we will tell you in time to kiss the peer will sell I“. Sarah Is. I aver at her resi> |, \ flere, lmp'cuzlule his ips as if every word were .a .drop, of | - CHAMBER SUITS 8 pleces glint we ate -** + 1 In the n 'l lade of that b in this section, and. not only to the: farmeis, | r VT; 1 dence \two miles west of Milford village, |, , indellg‘rfilirgczzélfnclm «| honey between them.) © And really, BAF | setting. for $23.00. These sults ate. made. - No season? In the multitude of years 19909599 | puy o the buriness men of the well. | mie taa (Ersqn Corners,) all her stock and farming But they do not mar the sweotness brother Leonidas did seem to enjoy ABE | feomy Ash, finely | finished, beveled. plate gdc before us, this mighty resurrection has ‘ \ \J- We see by the Tidings last week, tbat 2 | utencils. - For - nrticles - enumerated, | see Of thts still Ssptomber Heetuess .. there visit be made here lost yoar. | And he nls . P As to irk onIGIN OF THE Fick. .- M R ; j if f f - r glass, and elegant in design. .- bech annually accomplished-this beneficence © \Strange\ wedding took, place: in. Milford 9 | eAuction Bills.\ With neound. . Lous. madg-me a pretty fair allowance for board, a. Se . & \°*.] no one seems to know, and consequently every | grt time since. 'The news made. us fee! a eA t- I can searee discern the meeting -| though I «hidn't allow to chhtge bim nothin' «COUCHES; did youfgsk?\ . .. ® of Heaven has been yexrly renewed. person has his own idea, | Were we t0 | {yy sirange, consequently je shall claim re- FOR SALE, Of the «hore ant! «treain retreating, for hiis victuals and lodgin'.\ to We have a superior line of Couches and 'There is no language which can speak more') the various opinions expressed, | the lationship with the new couple, and wish them _. <a FaruiYIrxtg-fifinvor‘dmmg - Jason had finished the well chain afd | Chairs, Dining-Room and Kitchen Furniture, z.. : intelligibly to the thoughtful mind, than this | could not nrfivc at any definite conclusion; success id this new departure. &C A Aaxe opportuni’ly‘ for an industrious and \ only wakes from Its r'aposl'ng. “(TWAOWHQU a?“ pug: gulls?\ lugs! lxmt‘lz of a very fine quality at pri‘ccs that will as- -L > - language of nature which is repeated to herefore . using the words of the owner. when Rev.). D. Roberts, preacher nis . viledicto- | energetic man. with a small capital to secure a Waore I tout, <, r‘fl‘m‘gld e was j\; co “8M a \f tonish the buyer: for firstcclqsi quality of ; Whore the river niste aro viatng,. . + etter and a paper, witen a 80 89 00007 | goods, d - if |- ~ b so- -> - A I a b J
