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SENECA COUNT* JOURNAL: WEDNESDAt, NOVEUBER, 13, 1889. Seneea County Journal -T o - n i g h t : —Monte riisto, —At Daniels Opera House, —(Jullery. cents, reserved seats, .Ml and T.'i cents and ■'sl. ()l the lioard ot Trade to- The papers in the county. WE GUARANTEE A CIRCULATION OF 2,000 COPIES A WEEK A d v e rtisers shuuld rem e m b e r that the JOCRNAI ha- the l.ir-e-t buna-tide circid.itii'ti ut any p .ipcr published in the Count} 1 —Scarlet lever is reported in the northern part ot the village. I —I'ir.-t class coal at UoodM lor per ton, for a short time. See his ad. I lay hi j o u r llood'.s big specialtj' ad. Now is the time to - dV aites three night: house,conimemcing .Matinee Coniedy Company lor this week, at the Opera i to-morrow e vening, tiirday. -The tine plank walk in trout ol tiie .'Stanton House is coiiipleted. and is asanter tor pedestrians than in the near vicinity. JO* 1 -R e v . K. 11 Dickinson ol .Seneca I Falls w ill sjieak on Temperance belore i the t v . C. T. I’, ot nridgeport. in the I school house at tiuit pi ice on Friday cveiiiiig. ut liall past seven o'clock. ! — 1 ' li.W cll'husstddhi'insiirance husitic-s to F. <■ 'swcrtfigcr of Crica, wtio will now 111 .ike this place his home and ei.ndiut the Inisiness ol that e.xcel- Icic ageiiej s.i long held liy Mr. W ell'. —Don't tail, yon that arc troubled with 10111 - ', bniiioiis, bad nails, etc , to cull on Jif. Ras.'ctt, at tlic lloag house. He H ot only cure.' all such ailments, lint te lelies his p.itiriits hi w to H m n ia — f ile next gi-neral oliscrvaiice day. 'oiaineiice t iliu ig Hie turkey rigid — laeoli .Rliocliiaker is pailltine ids residence. — \Monte Cristo” ties cxeiiiiig, at ( ipeia house M r . Hoag i- trimiiiiiey his n-uees w illi a eoat ot paint .lam es ir.Neil, tic- celi-lirated aelor, in Dumas n'n at pl iy, till' i veninL;. Hr. I-olletis r e s i d e n , i s eon-ider- ,d,K im p ioxeilliv u .p u n u .a.n c l paint- A e.;at.onal eh.iich Will serve a clam chovMler siiiiper on I rnlay evening ot _____ this week, trom to s o'cloek. <’how- i: C Itiiuir- ol r.iLiie.i -tu e t . is del-, collce, sandwiches and cake, all iiiipim iie_. h i - d a cihicj- w i'h .i e.i.u ol tor 1 . cents ■ passengi-r train, which loi- iiK-rU passed Seneca Falls at - :l'S i>. M. going east, now passe, at '2 ami the lioiiiid west, {la'scs at d:;w f . M. Our time fuldc will be correct next week. P E B S O N .A r ' MOIVTE C B IST O ------- {At the opera house this evening is no visiting at I doubt one o f the finest m elo-dcim as ! the road this season, and the fine yonnj , Jam es O’N eil, is considered t Thomas iMcGovern W ashington, D. ('. Clinton Spaid has been appointed actor, J clerk in the postotfice. I be at the head ot his profession in this Miss Fannie Tousey was the guest ot | play. Miss J o sie Root yesterday. ! Mr. O’N eil and company have just Mrs. W'eb.ster, ot Cayuga streeet, left j finished a three weeks engagement in donday for a vi.sit iu'Phila., Pa. | N ew York city and come direct to Mrs. Burhyte ot Green .street has | S eneca Falls from the above na ued lieen ill for a tew days, but is iinprov-' ^ city, ing. The management have to pay a very M iss iVtaino Cardwell has returned I large guarantee to secure this excellent Irora a iong x-isit with her aunt in Can- company in this village, and ada. ' ot first-class entertainment siumld show Jlr. and Mrs. Charles Curtis are , their appreciation ot cllorts to secure spending two weeks with triends in , i^uch a fine attraction. Rochester. j Everybody has been wanting a first- B Frank Reck has leturned iromi a ; class entertainm ent and now they have inisiness trip to Australia, where he . one to-night. Let the people turn out went last .Vpril. : and give Mr. O’N eil and company a tiill Mrs A. B. Slausoii and Annie Wil- house at their first and only visit, liams left on Friiiay tor a visit Cliltoii Springs. Mr.s. Laura Hidiliel, of Cayuga street. Few citizens know that D. M. Os. Eotici- F r o m C o lorado. P r e c a u t io n A g a in s t F ire. 'ayiiga i L.ite ligiin-s g ive a re.is uiaide basis m orning tor Dakota, d iring the winter. i entere system of xvater to be used in Dr Bassett, the noted chiropodist ease ot fire. Two large reservoirs and dermatologist, is stoiiidng at the being hiult, one in the rear of the black- Hoag house lor a lew days. Smith shops on the .south side ot Me- Tbe m-irriage of C. A. MacDonald, ! ehanic street, and the other at the roll- ot the^law firm ol .M-icDoiiLld Brothers, ing mill. Each w ill be about titty teet and Miss .\gm -s J. Davis, i.s announced . sipuire .and ten teet deep. Both xvill be tor November 21. built of stone and the water w ill reach Mi'S Lottie Omierdonk, who has the buildings in case o f fire through a lieeii vi'itm g her aunt, JIrs. Gould, in first-class Silsby steaner, which is being S tate'treet.lelt\esterclay to visit triends ' built at Seneca Falls lor this linn. It in Ti umaiistjiirg. ^ w ill be one ot Silsby’s best and an efii- Mi's. .Jaiiic- MacD.inald, who had the cient aid in ease o f a liulure ol the water mi'tortiiiie to tractiire her right arm l»j' j supply through the mains. Eighteen tailing at her home on Fall street, is ; new hydrants have been set in and getting along w ell. j about the buildings and grounds, and .James Anderson of Slate street Was j with the.se lacihties it would be iinpo'- conlined to tiis house by illne.ss lor a .sjbie to have a big fite.— A u I m m Loral day or two the first ot the week, but is | in i^i/m ritsc H erald. again able to greet all his old triends | The Rev. .Saron Blain and Mr.s. Bhiin :d Baird’s. j have returned trom Seattle, ■Washington Mrs. David B. Yakeiy has received | Ter. to establish a home lor Mrs. Louisa an order on the treasurer lor the amount , Paine, one o f our x-eneiable residents, ol life insurance of her late husband in 1 w ho is the mother ot Mrs. Blain. Mr the Flour city Lite Association ol Roch- i Blain was one ol the iiioneurs ot Wash- ester, X. Y. I iiigton Territory, and is understood to .tames i . i y J H-RaHick Fm- I guson, ,J. 1 . -Jones, 1-,. 1 . M a ckin,.John I conlidenco in the future of th-it Lyman and W. A. Ferguson compose : countrj'.—//t’/Y<ZtZ Loral. the com m itieeot arrangements at tlie | - * • daiicitig party to be given by the Cres- | 'i'lio C o i'iieU F i l H a i y B u i l d i n g , ceiil .Social club on Thanksgiving eve. corner stone ol the new library Mrs. George Retty ot Auburn, who : b iiilding.ot Cornell university was laid has been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. ! W ednesday, October ;5. The building Seiglrieil in Walnut >,lreet,lelt Tiie.sday ' was conunenceil about a year ago ami join ner has- i w ill be finished In ’01. It is to be built 1 ot some- ■euing^ comes. M'litd i j . . fii- R i.od i.l ii'i-iii i-'l it- I'lmmd Mniitiay . t'ni till* i-oiu-lustou tiiat the extent ot the I band at lledfield, in that State,te, where | ot Ohio sandstone, having a tOWer Iront loidii. ' Mr. Retty IS well tetiiemhered here.hJit I nell, and indication signals w ill be ’ .Mr. Retty h.is resided lor the last three j 2no teet high, and will IS, and has sent i s, together with a 'ittoll; the Iti.ii-e, .'.I Ri p'tiilii-.iii', IS ! .<200 to his tamily during Supl-fvts..l • -|■'-i■.tl ,'t 11\ M l.i'i cal.tinity in Iowa is Ihi' elt ction ol l>t iiioi-i at te (iovt riior. Tiie Senate j months, wil, -taiid as Ucimlilican and aa oppo-I reports, together with SiIIn-l Vl'Ot ' ■ ■--Mil d t l ' i l i.ist Drmol i.d ', and one in ill --------- 1 recently lived in Auburn. Ills —W e lein i lii'iu tile fVi.v.s- tiiat the i I r ieiid'w ill congratulate him re pro and has sen t very nattering { throughout. By an act ot the Li little less than | ture ot ’s.S, the central meteorological that time. I station lor the .State is Jocatetl at Cor- iiauy I g iven from the tower. IVhen the his I library is completed, it will be tiie third iigra....................................... ^ - ( I.im ( 'iicvdci -iiip ir .it tin- I'mi- receipts at the I.aniliert i’esi iiuonial i prosperity,and his iiTdirovcd health also. i largest in the United .State.', c o iitiining ‘ \er \resid sidont W hite's giT-itatiiiii.'.l' hiiicli I It‘pel ii' Xi rii'iij O n l y l.’i cent- im .i cliowdci next Frid.tv iiiglii, Iroiii '■> to ■ U t in-<'oiigieg,iti\IiaI cleipcl. lit \ \ Mtcrlo.i on Moaihij evening, and , lepe.ited l.i't evening, amount to ali nit ' T l i e I’ o i l c r S t r e e t S e w e r . ■S'\\. -ioA iiic til.' high O'ti ivliii li ‘ Fallier Lamiierl\ i' held hi-.S. 11 ea ( bunty D iend'. A g\\dlv j ot emlmss speei iiiimi'ci ot Diir Si ......... ’•'■■\ ....... '• (oiidlv j ( >ur big sew e r seem s likeh Seiieei FiilN peop'e , l.oiuidle.'S anxiety. I (a lt receiving ex-P : library ot history and political science) 1 121,(100 volumes, ely to be the i Jli-’nUV W. Sage is the miiniti- ulation and ! donor ol the building, which will j cost § 2 .-| 0 ,ooo, and he has endowed it went to Ilie lestiiiioiii d meetings.' I ■I■J,^. is, tL u upon uncovering a j \'ith 8 Jo\ more. Thc.se sums were Bori-i>Eii, Cor.., O ct . 27, l.sso. D ear F riends I have got so much to write that I don’t know where to begin, and have been putting ofl this duty from day to day, partly for this reason and also becau.se 1 was unsettled in my mind about what to do, ^knowing you would e.xpcct me to tell what I in tended doing in tl cause every day seem s so thing else, and when even there is always som ething going on. I'm too tired to write a letter. You sa y : “ Why don’t yon write aliout the people. University, etc. etc.” I must say that the condition is the same : e.xprcssed a b o v e ; \Don’t know whei to begin.\ Everything is so dift'erei here from the east. To commence r ightly, .suppose I bi gin with the stars, which are ilie only natural (to me) things here, that is, that 1 think ot now. Even the different in its looks and actions. The sun shines out brightly every day, all day lo n g ; the clouds, when there are any. are very light. 1 have now been here tour weeks and it haJ only rained once all day, and only one rainy morning; besides it had not rained tor a couple ot months be fore I came, and y e t they say they have had a great deal more rain than usual this summer. The siiiishiue is v ery bright and hot, though the heat is very difierent from Eastern sun beat, on aeeoiiiit o f dry atm o sphere; it tans one's skin to tlie color ot Iresh lolister. Of course J on have all heard o f the deceiving appearances with regard to distaiiec in Coloi.ido; the dilfereiiee in the range ot v ision is even greater than you im agine. For in.'tance, suppose you look at some object a couple ol miles otr without ti glass, and then try and joix can iiiiilerstand, or can compare the diiference in New York state air, and Colorado air. 'J he water here is not very g o o d ; it all \ditch water]’ and comes trom the tow covered mountains which 1 can see from this window, through the Boulder Canon (they don't spell it \Canyon’') and as it comes down the ick it becomes mineral water to -li certain c.xtent, for the miners some ol them let their water aiul refuse run in to it. One case in particular I noticed as I was going np the mountains about a w eek a g o ; there was a little stream com ing trom one of the side caverns, which was ot a very milky color; it came from a placer mine which was probably ri. h in arsenic, antimony. The water we get here at the hospi tal is ipiite m ilk y ; when it is p.nired into a glass you can see the white streaks stir aroiiu.l like pouring water into agluss that has h id milk in it, though not tpi.te so plain, to be sure. I don't ill'iiik tmicli water; mitstly luiln. Cattle are xilenly, though not so nu merous on the low hn d as one would suppose, rioraetimes you can see :io to .Ml in a p.isture, while on the hills and even up on tlie siiow) inountaiiis you can find iiuiuberlcss cattle w ith no pro- L' tw o or three LN il 8lu:ei» liail which looks il shceii oil'; yet the <*iittle are even better 1 think, piiriioii of ‘-the old job,\ that is, the ! Siven tormeriy by the late Jennie - I n Mr. Hoo.i's imnu-n-.- c . i l ad-, before the contract with .Mr. McGniw Fi.ske, whose w ill is now being vciti'cm e.it wtiicii ..pi.eaf' on the fiist | several sections were louiid I contested in the United States Supreme ' \criislied ill and ruined.'' [ decision is likely to ‘‘‘ The sim ple fact is, two were clacked, I adverse to the university, Mr. Sage ' whicti is not altogether reassuring it is | has taken it upon himsell to carry out tmi as thev were at the end, most ' the pro\ isions ot her will. Last Muidny w .i';is ui.ii a pi i tu t tall d.i_\ as one |■. 1 U iiiiigiiie- ipiiet, halnij air. and luiglit suii'hiin --------- ! .I«'i ■ilie lioard ot trustees ti iidi ivd to m tciestiiig cut'. t he cut atth e I lie iio.ud ol trade tlie In e use ot tin- retue.-eiit-,i cu.d bleaker at tlie miiiei II listees'lo o m s a - a j.lace ol meeting I’lie one at tlie ilglil si.ows the huge rollers wliieh erusli Ilie eo.u ;illd Hie n-voiviug siiee ii- and pm k its whieli ! ‘, , 10 ,,,, if imr i.i lie l-iiirlv 1 i^aid: \I lav this corner stone liu - f i i t i . l til Itii- [l.tiril 'll vi-'ir. (h,. I'rum llif .,-1 j t t lifi-t-t 'tri' '(Mo iiii.miHil • uiitiiotl (tm lanii trf ber wht't' purpi»,‘, hinint’Mf ^ . *■ I » ' « ^ j !>/ iix'ii ol an error w a s! ■* made ill using loo large pipe, as lllteen I -U u 'K e x K LoMl. lepie.eiit.u.ve^ diameter would have been I ______ the 'Vnieiiiau LiMe SocirtN, uiM '*<■- ; ,neh Miss Catherine Drexel heiress to over M. h church ;iinplc lor carryiiig the | Thursday morning received llic i lioirw ill , tbe white veil in the beautil Rii’l' agaiU't tlic couii'y mu't l» L-seuted to the Board ot Sapeivi-ors . ....... iy,. the dilhreii' M to-nioriow (Tliur.sil.iv I evening. , liiii- and iliem-e into -.S S Itiiuld ot C ij ug i 'll Cl I efei ting a li.iiid'oiiie b.irn on hii tile liuiMliiig. i- to lia\e all tin- impfox elm lit.-. •, tmi as thev were at the end, most l pro\ ‘‘ I exi'iised to uueipnil pressure, soakage ! was laid liy .Mr. Sage, who h i . 1 ... 1 jctitil • »‘f Ifiv fhw *‘m*ru*r in tbu T U o W h ite Veil, — .Vt a riu*ri iiiiif ol tla* 1 u h c' * it iiiv».Aii_ w* if . i t . ... t.ji r* irlo r i|i i‘ 'iK-cial uiu--ir, as no RitUist ifiiuch Tuui^din evemug^ ’ v ice l' In he held in Ihc cUIlitlg ciipy till' piiljiit ol II Sumhij moriiiiig m x lomd ri.'uicl, .Impel Fridux •\*“ cxciiiiig. Clam cli.nvder, sandwiches ■ 'im 'c lu lu.iiiM.tm; t oiigifg.cMuial ,e l xoiir siipi iliuicli 1 liap 1 xvill add lii.' a i iiioii m eeting in iveniiig at tin- Cimoiegational liuich on ti c •■Billie e e i s c \ 'I lie eh li'-s ot the dith lelit eliiin-lies will coitec and cake, all for l.> cent'. reetionut I’ri.I de Collard — I'e ir leader, doiit t lil n ot regie iuid e.\i>enstx’e ;i water. the white veil in the beautiful little C oiiceiiiing the tui'counectioii, of chapel ot tlie Sisters ot Jlercy convent xxhich so much has been .said, the de- ' on Weli-ter avenue, RiU'lmrg. The teet is perfectly cured and the grade is ! ceremony was couducted in the most proiierly maintained lor an u n in t e i- ' .secret manner and but lew Ritt.sbiirg iipted lloxv thioiigli the entire length ' triends xvere lulmitted, tlie majority be- ..t the sewer, as we learn trom Mr. I ing trom RhiUidelphia. It is douhtliil under Hie d i - , ^.J„w• iiiuisell. it it more impre.ssive .scene was evei I It is matter ot regret, certainly, that i witnessed in Catholic circles in this after so long and e.\i>enstx’e a job as l city. The ceremony was - . \ d i m e soci.il will I'c given this ''...............’ . ........................... ..... o\filin g at riu-I* i»t Win. ]ht\'tou ou MMitlei'M* \litait. hy tho \rnih c i, j olUc'K'iu'V nr utility ot tlu* sewor when { what after l*i o'clock w'heii the service lic l i i o t the naiiii'ic chun-h. Ail aic Ami thou<;h'li'flcii^htliii to-day, : conijileteil; and we will hope that at ' began. The altar was beautitully dcco- iiivitfil ' I'w tooliiardv now to ih lay lea'll it may do it>^ work perlectly lor rated uiui the lerns and leaves lent “ I’o jiroutle again.'! colil 'imps and j as long a time as it has reipui'ed to jiut ' HRloiulor to the scene. About si.xU ,\ll\Hit r Immeii'c Iiiiil ' 1 hu ih e , winds, | it in operation, ■ Si'ters from the mother hou.se in thii iJt'. rii. l.iijhr lil.tii*. t** l*i- iisst-il tor the 15y lilhnti tho wood house aud bin-; ' - vicinity occupied the weats on either Ham h'.diii'g seciMn ot the wnik'S.; A - u e innj liml, luiil miuji to oiir su r .| o f .S u i i o c t i s o r s . i .side ot I h c fiiiililleiilsle W hiletholiiniily ■' ti>w, - --------- and friends o t Miss Drexeloeeuptod the Old \\ inter ini' griped ii' to-nicirrow. t his hodv eonveiied at Ovid^oii Moll- rear seats. All xvas silent xvhen Miss -------- i day l.i't, with a lull membership. ■ Drexel enterea the chapel clotncd in a - Li st ..Iilside friends migilt be Wust- ‘ ^ui’crvi'or rollard of .Seneca Fulls xvas )K-antilnl white satin drc.ss trimmed in ' lapiliy i till ns we rise t\ rein irk I H‘U‘l’\*-.iry chairman, but Ihc ' w'ith crepe and decorated with orange Hut we a i ; not among the political | 1’ ” ' vii-tim- -eutciiceil to .Mtiaiiy ■ leached tlie ides ot No- j ground should e.xist t\r doubting the remained si>ellbonnd. Siiiird ix. au'l i-th e be-t of - .V' to ihe s. I'. ,v W . U. i:.. we ean \ old\ repe.lt oiir li'ipe and eXlieclutioU that Hie new ow iieis w ill, . i - s o lu U' juaelie.ilde, pul it la oper.utoa as an ell e lm lo.-ld. ^ polilii I representation. divided in b lossom s. Around her neck was a customary dead | beautiful diamond necklace xv hile I'lie g relld Ki-puldiertu reeol d IV Ideh ■'llHl,' l \ l e lii.lile lo| In'lsell al the 11 -I elei iioii, is dull i)'[u i: i lie I l>\ tier -i-', r tow n - in iln- eonuix. and we hope they lii.ij all lolloiv licr good w ialei. elili'Mi-jih 'k c ' ill this VP iidtj I'ci I t o jeopai. dte'-HH'ir wcliare unil 'i tlie (TJlinl'liiig lock developed on a v ote lor riernianent fingers of both hands were adorned m of ,IimiHS — I he R'-[>ulilieau I m* iijri m «*I the ( j»l llic st. t«*. .1 hn Til'- ihc fh'* !••''' u.il!»-ry v • Ut . J ' .S. ///1 H, *>t tlu* A-sciiibK- <*hainbci a ill.lie siiiiAJilur cuhi* idt ia e i>. oiu* Inar our riiri-trui haihc **Ni'kitil -x'* t»t' (irofon. He ] i-s a Ut puiilit aii. aiul will be \Ju r -lhal prin'ed \*’*1 umti Imd liy .loiin H. .Sitexeiw Iroin regt ■.Ill'll Piles III Ibis I' i ' e.m u tv, w fo i- Just as 'g..,!,! ire p u lix to l.l.uiie I'emoeM I. I liki‘ chainnan, .Mr. Hampton o f .IimiHs re- with beautiful rings.- eeivhig live and .Mr. Henion ot tVater- ----- , loo the otlur five. Forty-one hailots , Hint H'sultiiig ill as umny tics, were taken ! ^ylk.h the ^enuse ol the eomplaint anie J'Huiday. | Give it a trial. Yesterday the Board sat us the County *-■* ru iv a s ' in g Board, and to-day resume , \ ’I ' l o i u l e r f u l *>«.'tov .•gular session at Ovid. .... ~. , i-iu' A ' , ' k s „ „ u , . ' ,,,'i„.'.„.i s contention, Charles I. \a iiL e w ot Lodi. i word Iroiii them, being the Uepnidican candidate and i Dr. .lam es, the greatc-ft livii rupped ii Id sleek, thin k, than our eastern re.'iieet, andy'hsZ as good in others. Cows, good ones, sell about 810 cheaper. Beet is worth only ' 2 cts. \ve weight, though ” ...... ‘ ‘ \ arket at eastern lu 2 ets per ih. higher. Most of tlie horses are branded, and sell trom 820 to i^To; but good ones, such as we have east in iiig good prices. (jootl hoist* alirai/x lirings :i good (Irass ami imsiare looks even worse than our clo.selv nilibled pastures atter a six w eeks drouth It is short and red and yellow , aud Hie soil lieiiig ot a red tint 'makes it appear still worse. Oc casional [lat'-hcs o f A ilalleaud the ever- eens on the hills arc ihc only green ing.s to be seen. 1 niiglit add the take hay, that al.-o is gieen where a ■taek has been opened, and also e.xcei>t i lew lawns m the village wTiich are •siu'inkled every d.iy. Trees, e.xcepl tlie evergreen, (ihej are only seen in the m ountain.) have to be w.itercd coiiiiuually, and where young trees are set, you a small ditcii to iiear w: You can look tor many miles over the prairie to Hie ea-t ,uid see 'iuail elutiips ot tree-, (all eoltonwood) here and there, and each little grove means a ranchers home. The larmers here are | ranchers. It you .'hould call a man a tanner, you would straightway he ‘■.s)iotted\ as a ‘'teudei -loul.’' The same fondition will be obsetved all through Col., at least through that imrt I saw coming from Kansas (,'ity to D enver and Boulder via Union Pacille the .State, e.veopt oecasioiially you could see a lew s^cattereU trees m th e <ii'-tance, an<l only a tew. Koine ot tnc raneher.s are very w eal thy Most ot them have dropped money in lottery or m in in g - b u t more of the mining Inter. Farm ju'oduee piieesare aiiout as fol low s: Hay i.s e h e ip from .80 to .So. It is shipped in Iroiii the eastern sLUes, that i-, Kansas and Nebraska. Allall'e hay is worth .81 and 8 .') per ton; pota toes 'Jets per lb ; ai>ples, xveil, I havi handled better aiiples in the east ti the extent ot tw e•nty n ty or thirty thons.im i* m-^IiTlt-d t'l tiu iiHiui tli.il Hie I’lnVli B i.ud 111 Il'-altil. lecolil- l‘auied liy I’ti snh ii; M . V. \ miReiise- l.,iu .‘11 1 Mr. Meitiii ot Ihe Wkiter ply ( ■tiup.iiiy, xi-ded tlie Lake ■sent iiici ' the Democratic, Sup- \'D' interjeeiioii, both 11 .,! \prime good lellows.\ ‘ pu'seiit inciunbeut, Ben. Franklin hillst ill all chronlc diseases wiFl he at „VU1 I k lU 'inom t,,'. wc' .1,1 I S S . M i ,'.Xt WOea, ixov. i- in , an uesday tlierealier. The Docto named the e I’roliihil i'lii x.ile in tiovii was week in iiive-tigate Ine alleged dam -i Hieir pvi.-p.it i- eii. ouia'giiig— aging i ml. iiikiueii's I'j the R. R Com-, . . 1 . .Xnder.'on xvill have : p i.'gie-- {.n il. .iml t ike -P I - fo\ Ihe pie-erv.i- ! Ii\U ol horse.s, cattle, sw ine, farm that Dr. James V, III! lev H'Ul.il proper nuirents r e n ts to keep the i tools, grain,etc.,on the Ridge road tour out the patient IS justly named the greatc'st doctor living, and the m ' disease eaniiot deceive. 8100 lorteit xvill be paid lat Dr. Jam es cannot dia.gnose te diseat ■e ot whoi Ige roae .It pr\i>ei lU to keep th e ' tools, grain,etc.,o n the Rid; w.itei eleai .uiil ........ . ilid The and a halt m iles s-mth ol 01 Boar.l or.lercd the I'eiitral R.iPioad . liRlc umtli ol Magee' Oorners, on No- ipaiix a ' a 'unitarv measure, to j venihcr 2fi. at H' a . m . Terms, 81'' or i 1C patient saying one word m i gard to his or her physie.il eonditiou. .Siitl'erers xvho cannot receive lielp elsewhere should call and see him. Consultations tree. Remember Nc toag House. An early c a.s the doctor H ics.s htisy :ations tree. Remember N ov. , . ........... . _ ___ _ , ______ the Hoa g H ouse. An . loved note with interest, ; ‘ 1 1 1C I.l', i li.s;ir.' |.| ;i liiml- n 'v-i-.,..,,i ..i v\ iiliiiiii I,. M'li - innkc tw o openings ol 111\ teet each m ' h 's , e a 'h ; over tliat sum , one year's ! 12Hi a t !'• 'i!! -e W;.- -o i l .Pal I If. lay the w.-'l eii.t of the endiaiiknient mak- i credit uu apIU iQ .lu u ie-r M‘ .Ill'll, 111 \ ow n er ot the hi._. tl pait i,f tiie luidgc o \ c r t luu.ga | payable at Briggs National bank,Clyde, Iiiortgu.-. Ih - . hli-a.n.-nr ue.l pihe. No i . spoU'C has yet iieeti I'e-' * ♦ ' O A E 'I’K I A I.. V E \ U F O B -SI. iiiimeili III Iy ill'll.- elrog. ..I Willi.uu , e i\ ed t o 'ueti or.ier, l.ut there seem s .Si raiiton i oal, dry Wood and Slabs. s i ' u s c i t j b e k s \ n d O T f i t ^ n s little douiii ih a ilh e Board lui' u'liple ! Rortl.iud Cement, Water lime, Vitrified -------- 1 ' p iwei an ' strong determination to j .Sewei pipe, also the best boil Coal for About .'i.x months ago wc enlarged n purposes, cm always be found and otherwise improved the J oliixae , e Coal Yard ot S. S. Ralmer, Cor- and in order to give all an opportunity — f ile l.t.'i Ri'tiiUili .-01 till.•m o ; Ni-w York ,v,i- .\lon / 1 B. Co u.-H Daring the year li ' l , in Id- a.lmiuis l t. ition, the .state t..\ was o T his year, under (ioy. Hill, Hie state t.ix i-. 8 l 2 ..'..'is,oiiii. ,\.u easy aiithuia'- leal ojieration shows that the t-ix is iiioi e lli.iu twice as miieli iind.'f Hill a- ii was under Cornell. Tiiis is lu. -asipe ot the •'ecofloinx\ ot a d.'ui I i.itie a'iniinistraii'in.— /■ . I steam p - , \ r ils auniul session las! week the ] ner < linton’ist. aud K. K. B o iiidot Town .Auditors p .i'sed resol u- to suh.scribe a trial year e make the tollw’ : peuse, V IV at small ex- ixving otter: tioiis: \that the supervisor ot the town 1 G o to Van Kleock's Drug Store and | All who w ill subscribe lor the J ovr - ent subscriber.' who pay up what they It lie iml)li-he 1 wiflamt aud every m in i- iii- oi Seneca Fall', be rc'iucstcd to ask the Rocket Books. Get nai , within three months, and all b.iai.l .it 'Iipervi.'ors to levy a tax of .Yoiir Cider preservative ot him; his ent subscriber.' who pay up what o oil the taxalile property ot the i f'toek is all Iresh and pure,and as cheap oxve to date, can have the JoroNM , town Id S. neea Falls tor the relict of as can be lound anywhere. Remember, year for 81 in .advance, in.lig. ut a.i'l suli'eiing sol.Fieis, sailcii-' j eornor Fall and State street. We e.xteuded the time to si.x months, ami mat m e'. wVio served in the late' . , and as oiir canvassers are not yet war of tile leliehioii and their tamilies, \ pieces, only tjuQugh the entire county, v or the fuinilii's of those deceaseil wlio , D anev . January 1, 5ii p:;,:;;:,'';;:SiSTsSWi a ■*'■*>?•» laws of the Slate ot New York pa.ssed I Met it c ounts; and that is xvhy Hale’s .June 2.-1, I'SST. babi money to be i eotmn.ind a better ; is the time to .subscribe .and ,se- •>\*« ■■\•■■• ‘' : r x L ' i ' B Y A r i E m ' ' F o i ; A . known as the \Veteran's R elief Fund\ I aud labor is e.xpended to make them i 7. 7 •d 11-1 to Ilf drawn upon liy the oilieer o r , tco/Z/t all they cost—andImorc. actually added over One ;e.l in said act. Also; ------ - Thousand new subscribers to our list oi-i'-ties - No p.ijier liouie pa'ronage, teres'e.l in keeping up a home paper. Itarailroa.l or iiciorj is w a iTed'tlie uexv.'p.ipers are exiieeteil pi work lor it. H a piihlie meeting is wanted lor any juirpo'e. the newspaper is called lor a tree mdiee. It any ot ihe.soc have a supper or a recepti.in ot kind, tiie nexvspafier is expected to _ the necessary notice. The newspaper {'h^ tllah^ ^ 'lu-olA tv must pnir the schools ami every thing .Seiieea Falls tor the'pnvpose ot tiaying else to advance the interests ot the the intere.st on the Itonds of said town business o f the place, and then give n'-'-ruing J.muary l and July 1 , l-st'O, them a handsmue notice when they ^ f f ‘ ...... ’ ; sinkin w'e now e.x- iHim, alter be 81..Ml ■ties olii-ets designate ! in said aet. any that the supervisor ot the town o f ^ o-ive R-dis lie ilireeted to a-k the bo \ <M....-visors to levy a t;'x'\Vof IS'-'.1-'>,-l7.) the bmir.l ot I . , 8 on 1 the town o f 'lualit; ........ * V..— -loney t ,iiiH)‘\ o C Itas.suway. And yet som e ot them d o . sink in g fund, pursuant to section 0, nothing to keep up a honr.c paper.— I chapter 907, of the laws of 1809.” latiou aud < Hale thinks more ot his good proles- sbice first m aking the above offer, ot the superior * The J ournal h.as work is alw a y s | county paper has ever enjoyed, at least ' within the past teii j'ears. Bem eitibcr 3 superior ' Th e J ournal has noiv a miicTi lun jcr iiuality ot his pictures, than ot the : circu la tio n than any other Seneca money they bring. Ilis w Decorated China Set ol 100 pieces, | J ournal before January 1 , l§pO, it you only $!». E nos L. anev , | wish to receive it, ;;-13-3w Waferlop, N. \ OiyE T B IA li YEAR F O B §1. stories high, and a large proportion of house is a three story building w'*’' \ basement, aud a very line buildii is. Cost about'$25,000. The s- buildings are very good, but mo them are low, though there is a one ill the N. TV. part of town xvhich is very line, built of stone, aud quite eastern “you know .” Church buildings are very poor— for a western town. The eastern cit izen w ill be v ery m uch and agreeably surprised on traveling west from Kan sas City, to see the fine church and school buildings, which every little vil lage is proud o t ; though tor beauty, style and e.xpense, the school buildings are lar ahead ot the churches. Y’ou w ill see a small tow’ii with about as many houses as Bearytown, though scattered altout more, and am ong them ’ house two Ol id finished and colored stone, I towns ot one-third the alls, which would le a small many houses i scattered altout more, and a tine large stone school ht three stories high, aud ti trimmed in difierent colot them in many ol .size ol S( the Myn. have a great deal ot respect for Myn- deise and his endowment, but I hope when the present M. Academy tiinible.-i down it will be when the town can h.u \ a building eomn which are all hoinest 'se Fraud it deal ot ill be wbei ..u e [tee the members ot i enough to make 3 contractor put tq) a builUing as good some ot these w estern towns ot :>, 0 U 0 iimabitants possess. The Opera house iu this town is scarcely as good as the ugee's Comers Hall aud tlie stage ar- ngciucutb are miserable. Not nuu-h beticr lhaii we used to have in our si-hool exnibitions iu Fayetlo. bpeakiug ot seuool houses als-) re- imds me <>X a school house 1 saw ut a lining camp up m the mountains, it was in a camp ol aoout a d ozen hoii-ses, and iiereheU up ou a siUe hill so steep that if a scholar should tumble down, ne would jirobably roll about a hunUreU feet belore sLriiiiug tue main road up the canon, and it Ue got up speed enough, aud me rocks didn't stop him, he might rod over the road, and a lew iieil teet lartuer d own tbe luoimtain lu is school house sets on a very steep ciail that hcie ie.ives the main r.ja,f ami leads lo another caiiiii or town, yet il cuinparcs well wrth the fSrhlgv'p.jrt school n.juse. Yon asked me to uesm b e Ihe moun tains.. Well, 1 n ever saw anybody wuo could describe lUem, and 1 could not do It my sell, aud will not iry, only to .'ay mat a irieud and 1 hired a good lixA'ly Uorse, aud a cart, aud drove loiu 11 m iles up Boulder canon and lother canon 1 don't know Hie ol, aud iiiobabiy got .•> ii town 01 B., by driving l I say up the canon, aud it was up, up, up, iiuich ot the road being so steep ihat the horse would stop every lew rods to get hi.s bream, li'eipieuily going luudie.j rods lo gam ten or liiteeii. now Hie name lilies fioiu the 1 or l.'i luile.s. a huudie.i rods lo gam ten or liiteeii, towards the snowy peaks. The road lollowed the U. V. uariow gauge, aud the water UiH-'he.s (im mense tioiighs) lor a lull..- distauee aud tlieu brauelied off by itself. Bridges were inuiimer- able, ami as we passed tbrouga places where the ro.id was built over, under ami tbroiigh the rocks, man) places where ii foot out ot tUo ti'ilck WOUld send us hundreds au*.l nuudreds ot leet down the roeky sides ot the canon, 1 wondered why the toll-gate man didn't charge Us a dollar instead of 30 cents roim.i H-ii> lor horse and eatt, and why the livery n u n didn't have us leave a de)iOsit large euougli horse if he got kiiled. In som e places the rocks xvere just lar enough apart to let the cai't through and in otners tney were blasted out to make room W ell, xve kept getting Up ami kept on get'ing upper, till we and the hor.'C got t ired ; each hill xve climbed - * ...... I .-III --loiher as big as the we loiiiid still another ai Jir.'t. Wc finally got t Could get a view ot the suowy rang aud they seem ed to be as tar av belore we started. iCrinrliHh d nCJ./ trerk.j ' V iciitiiy. The Board o f Trade ot Uanandaigua i' preiiaring to adx'ertise the village’s advaut iges iu .some ol the leading trade journal.'. T’hc value oJ’ Hie aiqde crop ir. the w ii of Hodus, W ayne county, is greater each year than the inm liined value ot the grain crops. less than two weeks (.eorge Smith ot lloo-k-k Fall', N. Y., has lost his xvile and two chU'lren from diptheria. .M the death of the first cliild a pulilic limeral was hel.l, xvhere lorty childri jU'sed around the cotllu. T'liere have Iieen a large number of death'. \ Fat mers’ iii'litute xvill lie held at the court house m Rome, Oneida ty, on W ednesday and Thursda cember f aud .’>. Speakers from town will be present and local speakers and e.'.sayislK. Tlie loss trom tlie fire at Copenhagen, Lewis county, .'i.iturday gfitc.s Copeuli week, aggn I, With only 8 ;i,ooo iu.sni A Cayuga county correspondent writ ing from iScipio say.s; \li. W. MTukii has hu'ked from tw e lve acre.' ol land 1 ,'Hoii Imshels ot corn .-ind not a spuou- Itii ot phosphate xvas ever put ou lull 1. The lot has been umler c ultiva tion loo years next tail. It is the old Indian buryinggrournl.-r'/iio/i .N)o-i'/ig.x- Venice, Cayuga county. Las paid over .82011,\W im a railroad, which has been operated at a lo.ss, is now running, ami may be permanently abaudoiied. Raddy Duiiu, a lite m in in .\ubnrn as at home in .piautities; 3 lbs. lor a i prison, escaped from the eii'todv ol quarter; i\ its. lu-r basket. Rotatocs i about T, o'clock Friday even- ;s™-rn?‘'U;iTwirtiSm S k :■■s\ i ' - ” Water, mn.-k. and . antelope m elons i tured. The keeper was conducting grow finely heie; also strawherries. | trom tlie .stables to the tiri.'on eiitn T feyai-epi.'king.i ,-eeond .-roj) on '..m e • „n .state street xvhen lie escaped. He A u b u m trom Lock- per qt. The lir't crop brought 2 .) to ,Mi; port lourtt-en yeais ago. imshels at 11 cost .'i Cts pet o r thirty- thou '. l 12et' p e r b u s h e l; they red a position at Rome, N . Y. JO. W allace has left lor Wis- ne property 1 tor 81,800. W A T E B E O O . Malcom Lox*e was In Nexv Yorlt last Mrs. Chas. Soule and son joined the Florida e.xcursion last week. G. B. Shoenfelt ot Estelline, Dakota, IS the guest ot J. C. Siiovvberger. The young men ot the Union school have organized a military company, G. H. Schenck, formerly o l this plai has secured Rev. Geo. cousin, xvhere he w ill join his xx'it'e and children. Rev. Father Morriu ot Cato was the ist ot friends here in the early part John Reamer has left the employ J. (f. Murray, and is now xvith a firm at East Syracuse. Mrs. George Russell, who spent the summ ei in this place, has returned to her home in New York. Miss iMarv Hunt is m Chicago. She was called to the bedside of her mother^ xvho is very ill at that place. M iss Susie White of Ovid was in town this week. She was in attend ance at the Father l.,ainbei-t benefit. .John E Richardson was the success- lul bidder on the Thorne Thursday: it was sold foi There is- to be a change in the gro cery linn 01 Eshenour & Wachter. Mr. fVuchter will retire trom the business. Union services of the M ethodist,Pres byterian and Baptist churches were beltl at the M. I'k church .Sunday eveii- The marriage of Miss- Carrie Kiiigbt to Samuel Kuhns w ill occur at the home of the bride, M'ednesday, Novem- ()uarterly m eeting w ill be held at the M. E. church ne.xt Sunday, Rev. Mr. Queal w ill preside and Rev. Mr. Rob erts ot Junius V Edward Leddiek and M iss Mi Kelly ot .Junius were married at home ot the bride on AYednesday last. Rev. W. Carter performed the eere- Mi'S Helen Moore, xvho has been te;u‘hiiig in Detroit, has been compelled take a vacation ou account ot ill health. She arrived here Monday morning. Tbe marriage ot Wm. E. Philes to Mrs. Hattie Harrington w ill occur at the home of tlie bride, Thursday* even ing at .S o ’clock. Rev. Dr. R. L. Still well ot Bellona w ill perlonii the cere- The Father Lambert benefit was a grand success in its entirety. All who to-Jk part did it cicditably. Tlte house liili both nights, it being necessary to put in extra seats to accommodate the crowds. A large number of people from the surr.juuding town.' of Seneea Falls, Geneva, Ovid and Auburn, were iu teiidaiK-e at the Lambert benefit en- itam m ent. Jennie, the four year old daughter ol .Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Ryan,died Monday attenioon at 2 o’clock ; the disease was conjxestioii of the lungs. The Imrial took place lo- dav. Alphonso Uulver aud Miss Lizzie Biom ley were married at the home ol bride AVednesday evening, by the Rev. R M. Dull. The married couple lelt on the evening train, visiting sca *- eral jioints we.st, returning Sunday evening. Henry Seelye met with an accident Saturday afternoon which might have eau'cd the entire loss of sight, but happily the result was not so .setions; s w ill preach in the Cveii- M aggie GREAT OVERCOAT SALE FO R $ 15.00 WE WILL SELL A. FULL ENGIM EERSET OTERCOAT Five shades to select from, satin faced, and sold everj*where for $ 1 . 3 . 0 0 . NUNIMOLD BROS. C. O. JO . 115 Fall Street, SENECA FALLS. Ti FIST SHOW ROOMS INi CENTRAL NEW YORK. Is o f ten th e e F u r n itu r e , and w e k in th is sectio n . p r e s s io n o f p o w th a t our s arsons looking over our stock of ock is as complete as can be found We ,are now daily receiving goods for our Fall Trade, and we ik the styles are handsomer and prices lower than ever before. We have from 50 to 100 Chamber Suits to select from at all times, all in hard woods from $18 up, Also 50 to 75 couches from $6 up, and all other lines of p-urniture in proportionate quantities at Lowest Prices. .And right here, let us add, that Ave guarantee all the Furniture we sell as we sell no “shoddy” goods, and if any is not as represented after being in use, we will cheerfully exchange it. We make a liberal reduction to those purchasing in large quan- To show that a large stock is appreciated to purchase from, at lea.kt one-half of our customers are from out o f town. Goods purchased are delivered any Avhere in the State. Entertain your friends by^ bringing them to our warerooms, and looking over our goods. We use three stories, connected by a passenger elevator, and lighted throughout by electricity. SANDERSON BROS. NEXT TO THE POSTOFFICE. SENECA FALLS. N. Y. L S. HOSIS ivas thvoxvn trom his v tace and eyes were ten 1 and his His horse w bly ! became ■T qt. The fif't crop brought 2.1 ti ■nts, amt even I'.O, per qt. AVhe it 1 John A. Davis was app » ■ » * f '7 r 7.) cts. Bariev xicldcd as well as in old ' ihursday mghi SenetM comity. Uorii does well. O.its ‘ at Auburn. Captain George Fullrne -th aliont 20 cts. Beans do well ' (i,,t tendered the position, but o ruim in g ireve^ ^ 'dh -ecaJm his r elusing to aciTpt. Mr. ^ i s became doesn't soak up the water as it does at i »*ie unamiiious selection ol the commi.<;- home. There i ' one place in Hie xil- 'ioners. t haJ'me \ilew^Sk Irnd^.mv i Roman Catliolie ehureh ......................... , ih^. w.iter ” '1 fohinibui street, U ica, was burned lak through ; the Friday night. It xvas a brick structure, iltlv, yet it doe' 1 xvith a 'l-.ite r oof and a wooden steeple, t Avash through or seem to wear the if „ , Ics. (It It coures this is a small ditch I out as big :ts a p'ow lu n o w . Tbi ] ^ \ nain ditch\ is ub.iuf 2‘i teet xxnde and l<s not Avash through or seen sides. ( irightened unman: The death ol WadsAvorth Hopkins Ol curred at liis home on laK-iist street, Wedne.'ilay morning He had resided but one year in this town. The cause ol his death Avas apople.xy. The re mains were interred at BearytoAvn Fri day. The number ot triends who gatli- ered at Hu* grave was enormous, reaching about .lO\. The death ot Mrs. A. ('. Salkeid oc curred at her home on Seneca street •Saturday m orning; this estimable lady had lieen sick only a short time. Some two Aveeks ago she accidentally cut her linger xvhilc paring potatoes, she after wards used som e poisonous aeid Avhile fletiiiing 11 Zinc, the acid entered her Unger and thereby her xvhole system, blood poison ensuing, which ended In death. Three children survive her, The tiineral was held from the house Monday at 2. i>. m . Decorated Toilet Set ot ten pieces, 82.50 at E nos L aney ’ s , 11-13-3w Waterloo, N. Y. B e i i d a i : ! .. Chailos C. Garrison is tho possessor ot a fine boat; it is run by clock works, and is the finest one ever run in Tim- otliv creek. J. R iegle’s tamily talk ot going Auburn to live. We are having very fine wetUher. The roads are quite g'--\d Miss Janet Covert is spending a tew days with her sister in toAvn. Henry Garrison has just received fine stock ol goods c onsisting ot rubber and leather boots, also ladies rubbers. Avish to purchase, call and see iore g o ing elscAvl Mrs. Halsey Yoder is quite sick at her tather-in-law's near Ilayts Corners. Mrs. Robert Gibson is gaini Mrs. Solomen AA'etzel is visiting at Mrs. II. Sm alleys. The bridge is done, and is us tine a one us there is in the country. One case more, of one hun dred pairs, ten qnai'ter blankets at one dollar per pair. Children’s black Avoolen hose from 25 cents up. Ladies’ black Avoolen hose from 25 cents up. Gents’ Avoolen hose from 25 cents up. Children’s AAmolen mittens 15 cents per It you AV his befol liirmerly owned by the pastor, F a iinr ('nrahar, 'u'.jccf to a niorfgag.- “ main ditch\ is ab.nif 2‘i tex t axk - U* and lor .Kat.iiuO. This iu.lebtedness, the pas- is owned bv a stock company. It lie- ^ tor tried trom time to tim e, to nax-e gins up in ‘the loot hills aooui fo u r ; congregation raise or lessen, but rode along beside for quite a di''.:inee; ‘ y ears ago. Father Carahar closed up jiurt 01 Ihe Avay il Avas aljove an 1 part | the church and the parishioners termed of the Avay it Avas below me, built ot | ,.,,jjrti-epratlon,Avhich secured tem- '''-I \■“s In o t t e r . In.lit np ol ,tono. H’n.or i te!o tte mortstloe on tllo cbiircn w a s rents are high, aud tin* biggest tax the - toreclosed. There are .suspicions that ranehers nre obliged to pay. ^ jjre Avas incendiary, as there had Real estate pays high t.-i.xc.' S „ n , ■miners not pixying anv t-axe.', sur m ee is about .82->,oi,i0. 'I'he steeple, except on the biiiidings, machinery, j jty chime ol bells, tell into the ^ausonage on the people will un.ler'tind that ) They sido might have been ernshed cannot tax the mines, for they cannot fix any value on them. J find that rents arc very high; about two to three tim es as high as they are at hom e ; tor in stance, a man aa 'III p ay trom 830 to .S-t'i a month lOr a house that Avould be but an ordinary one in the east, and a vei'y ordinary one too. The toAvn is spread over a great deal the hou.ses are nearly all ot surface; one story ana square, brick and stone mostly, som e one and one-half stor feAV tAvo story hous only halt a dozen , There are no busir I take pleasure in inform ing triends and customers, that I am connected with the popular Millinery House ot Fullraans at 123 Genesee St., Auburn. A call w ill convince you ot ' 1 .V....T , our extensive stock and low e st prices. I hercAvith extend to the ladies ot ere at e jg cordial invitation to give me a call it in need ot a stylish hat bonnet. Respectfully, 10-30 4 av M iss E lla . B. H eath ory, an 1 a very id all sm all and ne ones in town, ss blocks over tyvo I is gaining slowly, sel otAVarren, Pa., 'I'lie O U l M a r t c V o u i i g . Miles’ New Heart Cure certainly* is. It has given thousands afflicted Avith serious heart disease a N eav L ease c L ife . Druggists Avho can observe i effects on many customers eA*eryxvhere speak very highly o f it. Mr. John AVeaver, of KnightstoAvn, Ind., says: “ I h ave sold much of Dr. M iles’ N ew Cure and have received many good re ports. I sold som e to one o f the lead ing Jtasonic St-ate officers and it did him a great deal of good.” Sold '*\ guaranteed by DaA'is & 0,-isey. r o m i v a x h e a u E S T io N . AVhen in the course of human events, a young man makes up his mind to ask the very important question, he finds great clifflculty in coming to the point, xve are not at all hashful xve boldly s Will you not answer yes to us, as Ave you to go to your druggist or dealer in toilet articles, and purchase a bott Vail Brotliers’ Ideal Tooth Powder, the ' ' best made. As an inducement for j to try it, we give you a handsome engr ing with txvo 25 cent bottles, 20 x 24, advertising on it. There is a ticket around the neck of each bottle. fittj* inch bicycle, entirely ! 40 . Enquire ot Fred L. Story at C. L. Story’s grocery store. N e w w o o len skirtings- skirts and Latest styles Newmarkets and plush sacques. A ll our plush garm ents are guaranteed. Children’s cloaks in great variety. N e w Cashm'eres, Serges, Plaid and Striped dress goods and combination dresses, also a great bargain in all wool ladies cloth, one and a half yards wide, at 75 cents, worth $ 1 . 2 5 . Just look at the Ladies Jersey Ribbed Underwear we ofter at 50 cents, white and natural color. Underwearfor Men,Women and Children in great variety, at very low prices. One- case, best Merrimack Prints at six cents. Twenty pieces heaA-y Silk Velvets and Plushes at 75 cents per yard. POTiLTOES 20 CTS. PER BUSHEL, 3 m j M ’t i ’i z & w r TO CTS. PER POUND, Would not be cheaper than WALL PAPER AT SHANDLEY’S For the next 30 DA-^S your Oliiilciif[oiii4‘cIs.io30cts PER ROLL. ART REPRODUCTIONS, PASTEL CRAYONS, ARTISTIC ETCHINGS, ON FAFER OR SATIN. MEZZOTINTS, ARTO T Y P E S . ART REQUISITES, ETC. George SMndley No. 60 r a i l St. L. S, Hoskins JO H N K . Q lL M O I iE ire Drygs&ine F Glieiiitt AND GUARANTEES ALL GOODS SOLD FROM HIS STORE TO BE IN PRIME CONDITION AND FULLY UP TO THE STANDARD Prescriptions and Family Recipes a Specialty. TO-NieHT! DANIELS OPERA HOUSE. E. J. MATSON, Manager. JAMES O’HEILL PRICES, 28, 50,75 CTS. & SI,00 O O G Y Z E in S T G - = Oommenoing Thursday Evening - for Three Nights and - Saturday Matinee. PRICKS, 20, 30, & 40 CTS.
