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THE SEISTECA COUNTY JOUENAL, ^ D N E S D A T . JU L Y 22,1891. $ei)e(;a^o.Jotjn)ai SENECA FALLS, N. Y. Largest Circulation in Town or Count7. N . B. STEV E N S , E d ito r . K c p i l b l i c a i i Co. C o n v e n t io n . ... . ..... coiiventiou, live to the t-'enatorial convei ChSbi 6 , July n. 1-S91. Seneca Falls, W h y I A m a P r o t e c t io iiist. 1!Y IlOX. i:. w I’EKKINS, EX-fOXCUlESS- MAN EltOJI KAXSAS. I am a ProtKHionist hacausn 1 Arnmoan. IKe snould have Fret-Tradt aviony ouiselvvs bvcuim ire honor flag and are citizens o f a common cc try. But the mim irho hnihls no houses here, who pays no taxes here, who ploys no labor here, who docs noHiing to conlribuLc lo our yrowlh and to our pros perity ; but who lives abroad beyond Ihi oeeans, whenci he desires to bring his products, eilhi r farm or manu/aeiured, into this great Amvrieun market in petition with ours—hi should pay for the jirivilege ; and when he has j/aid for the privilege we will rori r Ihv money inlo the Treasury of the VniUd Stabs, and with it we will cancel mir at'ligations and carry on the conet rns of government. And 1 would do this in the nanu of p triotis'ni and rny country becau.se I be lieve it right.—American Economist. A eukaska f!irtner.s expet-t a l)i<j i-rop T he H ow of wator into the ( 'olorado desert increases. wlieat T h e I’ortugese im^iort duty o has been reduced. I t is said that oOO l)c:irs are killed anmuilly in Blaine. J ay (lorEi) sull'ers from frequetit attacks of neuralgia. liEKLiN women have form ed a league to wage w a r on the coi'set. T he Ciiuadiaus will erect a monu ment to Sir John Jlaedonald. D ee . ywake peach growers report that the f ruit is rotting on the trees. D estitltiox among the lower elas.ses in Germany is becoming inten.se. T h e watermelon crop in Georgia is pronounced the largest e v er raised thert*. M acon (Ga.^ dealers have begun shipping watermelons direct to Liver- T h e postm aster-general has invited bids f o r the carrying of ocean mails on American ships T h e widow of Jellerson Davis has selected lliehmoiid, \'a., as the jilace for his interm ent. A XEWSfAi-EU exploring party has discovered that the Colorado river is the source of Sulton lake. IlAVEUiiii.L, Jlass., is very much ex cited over the escape of a m onster snake from a museum in that city. I t is rem a rked by the Yonkers States man that \the Assessors tax a man and tlien the Collector ‘nails’ h im .” H ev . 8 aji S5IA1.1,, the evangelist, is about to e.stabli.sh in A tlanta, Ga., ;i l>aper to be known as tlie Herald. T h e How of lava from Vesuvius has greatly increased, and has reached the I’e.ar of the observatory at Naples. Two storms met over Xewport, X. II., recently, and caused a terrilie elec tric disturbance. Many houses were Imriied. C’lHEf lIosTixE, leader of tlie band of Navajo Indians, was recently arrested by a sheritrs posse and taken to ,San Francisco. T jie IT’eneh Ghamber of Deputies 1ms voted to admit American pork, hams .and bacon, and fixed the duty at 20 francs per lOo kilos. A li-VLini T of ;>05 pounds was taken Friday- at Cape Elizabeth, Me., with a six-pound hand line after a struggle lasting over an hour. Y ellow fever prevails in Santos and Itio, Brtizil, and numerous bodies of pauper imm igrants are parading the .streets begging for bread. I t is proposed to remove to Chicago the building that w as e rected by Ecuador at Paris, which ^is a reproduction of the famous Temple of tlie Sun occupied by the Incas of Peru. T he Georgia legislature has passed a bill disqualifying drunken doctors from practicing. A method of indictment has been framed, ami upon conviction of drunkenness the accused is made sub ject to a heavy penalty if lie should at tem p t to practice again. A AVAitUAXTV deett was tiled at Ne vada, Mo., July 18, conveying a boy- baby, liuby Eart Sheppard to ll. S. IVyatt, for the sum of $1. The deed w as signed by- tlie parties to the trans fer, among wliom was the motlier of tiui child, and attested by a notary public. A bout eighty members of tlie Georgia Weekly Press association are sightseeing in New York city. Among tliem is one lady. Miss Ellen Dortcli of Cariiesville, who lias made an exceptionally brilliant reputation as an aggressive editor, and has driven out of tlic field of journalism her only local rival. S evekal of the ricliest men in Kansas City have organized for the purpose of supplying cold air tlirougliout the city tlirougli conduits. The company granted a francliise to Imild mains and works to carry- out the proposed enter prise, tlie first of the kind attempted in tliis country. The projectors are confi dent of success, and will sell fresli air to any part of the city and remove the impure atmosphere at a very low per square foot. Tlie work of laying tlie mains will begin at once, and in all probability by next summer the com pany will be ready- to supply the fresh air in cool blasts, and in ivinter they will supply hot air. .S amuel J. D i . xox of N ew Y'ork, a delegate to the PJiotogi-aphers’ eoiiven- tioii at Buffalo, w alked across N iagara Falls Friday- afternoon on a three-quar ter ineh wire cable. The trip w as first made from the Canadian to the .Yineri- ean sliore, and after a sliort rest Dixon perform ed some diilleult gyiim astic feats. He afterw a rd perform ed on Canadian .shore. More than 2,000 peo ple witnessed the teat. Dixon moved to New Y o rk from Toronto a short time T he Society- of Autliors had a dinner and copyright celebration in London, the evening of the Kith, for mutual eon- gratulation between English and Ameri can authors, on the adoption of American Copyright Act. Lord .Monks- wcll was in the chair, and among tliose present were Robert T. Lincoln, tin United .States Jliiiister; Prof. Huxley, James Bryce, AI. P . ; William Black, Bret llarte, Walter Pater, Lewis .Morris, Charles Dudley- Warner, Airs. Louise Cnanillcr Aloiiltqii, Brander Alatthews, Thomas Hardy, Walter Besant, Sir F. Pollock, Edniuiid Gosse, II. Rider Hag gard, Alax O’llell, Conon Doyle, E. W. Westall, Theodore Watts, Airs. Oscar Beriiiger,Oscar W'ihle, Justin Aid ‘artliy-, Justin Huntley AlcCarthy, Airs. Alona Cuird, W. G. Wills, Oscar Browning and Augustine Birrcll. Alucli cordiality and general good cheer prevailed. Wcisiiiii$j:ioii I-ictter. [l-UO.MOl-Ii UEGULAU (■OlHtE.SUIIMIEXT.] W.vsiiixuTox, .Inly 17, ISIH. \All doubhs of Secretary Blaine's co: dition,” said a gentleman connected with the Department of .State,\ liave been rmnoved by Ills directing by wire tliat all the papers in a number ol im- portunt matters pending liefore tlie de- partineiit be forwarded to liiin at once. That uu'ans that the .Secretary feels Well enough to resume work and that he proposes tloing so.' From aiiother source it wa.s learned lliat Air. Louis A. Dent, Air. Blaine's private secretary, is Bar Harbor yirepared for work, and that he expects to make a prolongcil stay- tluTc, which he would not do if Air. Blaine did not propose keeping him 'i'iu* guarantee fund of $oi),000 for the eiiterlaiuiiient of the G. A. R. en campment of t8tl2, should Washington's cordial and 2 ire.s.sing invitation to liold it ill that city be accepted when it is pre- seiitial at Detroit, next month, has prac- tii'ally all been subscribed ami i‘very- body- is entliusiastically in favor of giving tlie, veterans such a reception to the Xatiimal Capital as they will always riuneinber as one of llu' jileasaiitest events of their li\-es. Tlie ofiicial count of the iiioiiey in the Cnited .States Treasury, made neee.«.sary by the change of 'I’l-easiirers, which has been going on for sixty days, was com pleted this week. It shows that there is a total of Sli00,O02,o:')7 on hand, ivhicli tallies to a cent with wlial Die hooks silow ought to lie there. This is actual money and does not inelude gold bars to the value of §112,(H17,74:5.lih, silver bars .'J2l),8.sii,.s-17.‘.)r) and trade dollar bars, .$4,-i84,2o;5. Ralhera pretty- showing isn't it for a Treasury whieli is deehired liy a few eraek-brained Diuiio- erats to he on the verge of liaiikruptcy. The Democrats are trying very hard to make it appear that they like the nomination of ('anq>bell aiul the plat form wliieli was adopted by the Oliio .State eonveiition; they are trying to eoiiviuee themselves that Campbell will get enough llepiililic.an votes to elei-t lilm. l)ut tliey are not siicei'cdlng very well. The National Demoeratie com mittee lias been aiipealed to. to use iL, iiillueiiee to whip the kicking Democrats into line and it h.as promised to do so, hut inasmuch as the eommittee has for ‘ time iiraetieally eoneeded Dieelee- Uon of AleKiiiley- by laying wires to eaplure the legislature by trading votes for Dovernor for votes for eaiiclidate.s to the legislature, it is hardly probable tliat it will make any- serious attempt to help Caiiiiihell. Tlie Democrats Democrats are now on the eve of ,'t big row over tlie .Speakership. It has leakeil out llitit Gorman has lieen work ing for Cri.sp, yy-ho is now in the lead, ami the friends of .Mills tiiid the oilier •aiulldales say that unless he keep.s his litiiiil.s tiir they propose making a light Unit will hurt somebody and they don't a eoiitineiital who it is. ■Mills iias lieeoine so disgusted that he has gone to the sea sliore. iStsUo Coiiv<‘iitio ii. The Executiv-e ( ’ommittee of the Her kimer Firemen's .Vssoeiation otter §2,100 in prizes for tin\ various contests to lie had at the tiunual meeting of the Shite Flreinen'.s Associatioil to be held in Her kimer August l.S-21, as follows: Best ilrilh'd companies, lirst prize, $2,')0; second, S20I); third, SIOO. For companies that have never drilled at the Convention, lies'- pvi'/,e, $l2ri; second. ,'?7o ; third, .9oO ; fourtli. trum- Hosc races, lirst prize. .§2\)0: second, ,$to0; third. $100. Hand engine contest, lirst prize, .$ 200 ; second, $100; third, $.'i0. Hook and ladder race—first class— first prize. $100; second, $ri 0 : third. Hook and ladder—second elas.s—first prize, $75; second, $.70; third, .$25. Juvenile drill, one prize, ,$25. In addition to the aliove a special prize of .$50, is oft'ered to Lieut. 0( .Tones for best military drill. A large number of special prizes tvill be ofi'ered. The total amount in ctisli is $2,100, yvlilch is $-I0ii more titan yvtis given Watertown and $600 larger than Pliitts- biirg ofi'ered. Half fare on all railroads. For cir- cu.ars, posters and further information, .address, II. R. WmiF.usTiNE.Secrt'tary, Herkimer, N. Y. A Bi'ctUli o f S a lt S e a Air. For .$6.0(1 you can go to Neyv Y'ork and return, via New York Central & Hudson River railroad, leaving shition.s on the Aulnirn road, on Tlinrsday, ,Iuly 26, on train No. 6. Tickets good to re turn on trains Nos. 3 and 9 yvithin ten days from date. Call on Neyv Y'ork Central .agent for further information. A large assortment of llemcopathic remedies at the Argylo Pharmrey. \I'lie P i r a t e s B o u t e i l ! 'ITie P a r ty ICiglited. The hist of the ten towns in Seneca eounly to hold its llepublican caucus. Ovid, selected its delegate.s lo tlie eounty eonvelition on Saturday- night hist, and made uneoiitested clioice of the following straight-haired, anti-boss, genuine puhlieans, to repre.sent that town in the Romulus county- convention to be Iield August 1: Altlen ilortoii, LeRoy C. Bradley, I-5dgar C.a.ssiily, G. B. Bri.stol, Fretl AN L. Wils 'I'liis makes the sixth of the ten towns that liave repudiated and east oil' domi nation of the tricksters and pirates yvho have for montli.s been plotting to eon- tinue liy- fair means or foul, tlieir usurp ed control of tho party in the county. The solid men of the party- refuse to be longer c.ajoled by the.s-e freebooters, and have eiuphatically aiinouneed to them “thus far, but no f.artlior,” hence forth we propose to take e.are of our own intere.sts, and to put honest tlie ht'Im. AVe .are not dis.appointed, though yve are exceedingly gratified at thi.s result. Die triuniph of liomjst politics aiitl the vindication of party integrity, for yvliieh Die Jouux.u. lias incessantly labored, while iitidiT its present management,- and yvill continue to lalior, without fetir or f.avor of self-constituted, uiiserupu- loiis “ leaders,” and unprinciph‘d and arrogant “ bosses.” U'e have fiiith in the honesty of the masses, that sooner or later they yvill assert their riglits, de- po.se ustirjiers. and relegate mischief- makers to the rear. The atti'mpted “revolution\ by the Sweet-Mongin-Aiidreyvs clique, will go down in our local political liistory- .as a piratical raid, an ouLragous usurpation, till Utterly unjustifiable rebellion,prompt ed by- sclicining demagogues, who Iield the party and its int(«rests .as seemiilary, and subject to tlicir uiilioly- purposes of self-promotion and iiggrandizement The party- in this county is to be con gratulated upon its present escape, but it must not rest in the delusive hope tl.tiL liernitiuent peace and unity- are assured. Eternal vigilance is to lie the price of irity. Betty ambitions, and great al obtusenoss, just fit some men for natural mischief makers, and the politi cal field seems best adaiited for the ope rations of such. Discord, coinniotioii iintl party disaster is the natural if not tile inevitable outcome of their opera tions. They need constant watching, for if their plottings are carelessly al lowed to mature, it may- cost Die loss of piirty- supremacy for yetirs, tinil a long ml dc.sperate struggle to restore its proper equilibrium and prestige. The motto of the true patriot ami of the lione.st partisan i.s, '‘prineiphs, not m en,” and the man wlio Iiolds his po litical creed a.s matter of barter to secure personal promotion or emolument, is not !i genuine Republican, nor it yvorthy leader in any party, and with siicli letid- ers the parly is doomed to inevitable denior.alization and defeat. Now let wisdom, and an honest desire to advance Republican jirineiples,actuate our delegates .and eoiiveiitions, to th(i end that honest and competent represimt- titives may- lie selected to carry- out the iirty policy- and manage its niaehinery. ltd Die lesson tauglit liy- the last few years of iinfortunate factional strife, turmoil and disaster, ni.ay- jirove one of profit for many years to come. V iliiiity . Lieutenmit-Governor Jones of Bing- liamton w ill m.-ike Du* address at tin* Niiigmi'a t’ounty faimuTS’ picnic to be held at Lake Island park, Wilson. July 25. The 51st annual fair of Die New A'ork .State Agricultural soeiety yvill be Iield at Syracuse August to to 17, and jire- paratioiis are making to have it of un usual interest. Nearly douldethe usual :imouiit of jiremiuiiis is olVereil, and tlilnl prizes liavi* been ailileil to all classes except in the Doinesiie dep:n i- ment, which litis also lieeil greatly en larged and improved. Oiu* little misplaeeil letter olleii miikes a big ilittemiee. An eM'haiige s:iys: “ T lie erop reports of the State are generally gooil exei'iit as to eorii. Hay is reported half or two-thirds of a crop. Corn yvill be generally light AVlieat shows a liig eroii, and it is uNo thought that cats will lie up to the :iver age. Hay is of a superior quality.'' ll is thought in our vicinity that *-e:ils\ will be ail iimneiise crop, while oats will lie light. Five bodies of persons drowned in Cay uga lake have never been recovered, having gone down in deep water. The bodies of Die tyvo persons recently drowned in Owasco lake liave not lieen found. Tlie annual reunion of tlie survivors of the 148th Regiment, New York A'ol- unteers, will be Held at Keuka p.ark on Die 27tli of August. r o r e i j j n N o tes. Tlu* Rope w-as taken suddenly- ill on I rulay niglit, Imt prompt meilical aid Outrages are still committed upon Eui-opeaiis in the nortli of China. J’wo iynglislimcn, A. AA'. Green, a mission ary, and Air. Argent, a customs ofilcer, were brutally- murdered at ‘Wusueli. Tlie Europe.an ladies at tlic place barely- escaped with their lives. 'I’lie French clinreli, orplianage and adjoining prom ises at AVooslch, ne.ar Soocliow, hay- been destroyed. The foreign Minist*>rs are said to liave sent a joint note to the government demanding tliat measures be taken for tlic protection of foreign life !ind property in Cliina. Startling^ F a c t s . Tlie American people are. rapidly- lie- eoining a race of nervous yvrecks, and isitiiig I liza 1C. lliifi' is al Waterloo 1 - .sister. Airs. Joliii Kiiauss. 1 and daughter Alary ■isiting relatives and C a iio g a . Airs. Al. F. Deal .Syracuse ■lids ill this vicinity-. R. Mattliews, wlio lias been at iu A uburn, is home on furlough. ,arge (puiutities of elierries are wtist- ing on the trees for pick and make use of market for Hie about tlirougli witli draw ing wlieat, whiel sidered a and'som e are d this vieiiiity is coining a race of nervous yvrec the. following suggests the liest remedy. Alphonso Ilempfiing, of Butler, Ba , swears tliat yvhen his son w.as speeeliless from .St. AHtus d.ance Hr. Miles' Restor- atiy-e Nervine c Aliller, of A'alparaiso, and J. I). Taylor of Logaiisport, Ind , eaeli gained* 20 pounds from taking it. Airs. II. A. Gardner of Alstula, Ind., yvas cured of ‘to to 50 convulsions a day, and imieli lin.adaelie, dizziness, liackticlie, .-iiid ner vous prostration by one liottle. Trial bottles, and fine book of marvelous cure.s, free at D.avis & Casey’s, who rec ommend and guarantee this uneiiu.ated remedy. Tlie peculiar cnerv.ating efi'ect of sum mer yveallier is driven oil'by Hood’s Sar saparilla, which makes the yveak strong. Airs. J. II J. I). Tay-lo Rev. J. AV. Jacks of Romulus yvill prcaeli at the school Iiouse Sunday- at 3 :30 1’. M. Rev. AVisiier ICiniie delivered eloquent discourse at Die .school I k .'Sunday- .afternoon last. 'I'lie R. U. eontnietors are putting in a culvert on H S. Mae Wliorter's farm. Tiiey claim the new l.eliigh R. R. is putting in tlie finest mason yvork of any\ road in the Uniteil Stales. .Seliool Coniiiiissioiier Bartlett si this week for Alleghany- eouiity- wl he will visit relatives. Air. and Airs. .S. Y. Doremus rejoicing over Die advent of ti daughter. Rev. G. L. Ogden, former pastor of the Baptist cliureli. is e\peeled lier morrow to visit friends. Some are linaneially better olV than tliey were before eaueus. Aloney will aceoniplisli Die end. Mrs. A'an A'loet and gr.anddangliter of Flint, Alicli., were recent guests of A. J. Bartlett. Tlie editor of Die Itevcillv toolt Du* ing; the editor of tlu* ig an extract from f correelin • for using an extract f (crtingerting .asas hi chosen otlier paper and ins . his own. He should be careful how he accuses Others for being plagarists, yvhen lie is an avowed one liiinseif. Our article ii the last yveck’s JouiiXAi, stating tha. School Commissioner Bartlett is in Du* bay-field; lie will find Die yvork not .so onerous as Dint of eoiiiiuissioner. but Seeley- is always eijual to tlie. emergi'iiey. He inserted the same in his paper with out credit. We yvill advist* the editor of tlu* Itercillc not to tliroyv sione.s lie lives in a glass liouse Iiimself. Tile caucus of this town lias delegates who yvill go to tlie convention to send delegates to the S atonal convention favorable to Hunter. Can the Iionest and conservative Kepuli- licans .support him at the polls if lie sliould secure Die nomination. We will swer in the negative. Tliey- want ■n of clean record, so that we will not liave to defend it. Mr. Hunter said Iu* did not ilesire ti re-election, until lie saw the (treat I Am of this county-, ivho cares for only .such men tis he can use to his advantage. We, the conservative and independent Republicans, call a liiilt, and say we cannot support such a Till* farmers liave their litty- nearly jilhered, and have their yvheat in shock. .lames Garrison, alderm a n of the ;id t-ard, has :i Imrdock plant nearly sevt'ii feet high. It is quite a sight. r want of .some to f them, tlieri* being High witli hay. lieat, wliieli in good crop. Till* Y. B. .8. C. E. of Canoga yvill liold a festiviil on Die lawn of ('liarles Wall.aee on Friday evening of tliis week at which time ice ereaiii, berries and Otlier fruit tiiid coiifeelioiiery will lie rved. .All tire invited to attend. C o i ’i i o i ‘8. Rev. (). J . Rose will fill his appoiiit- I'lit liere .Inly- 26, at :> :3l) f. yi. .Airs. Mattie l.aiie and .Mtusler Earl are ■still u n d e r the doctor's care. Air. and Mrs. ,)ohn Markell are enter- •ining friends from Wtilerloo. Air. and Airs. I. N. .Seeley- are enter- liiiining Isaac .Austin from Aliehig.an 11 - a ft'w days. Air. Thompson of 'I’niniansliurg yvas tigiie.st of ,\Ir. .ami .Airs. I'izra Green over .Smulay-. Tlie Ali.sse.s Stirali and Xt'llie Ilieks are e n tertaining their friend, Ali.ss Hugg of .Auliurn. Mrs. Kate Huson of Yonkor.s and r.s. Clara I5acoii of Alieliigaii were lests of Ali.ss Jule Jaeaeks bust Friday-. Belle, youiige.st eliilil of Mr. ami AIr.s. Lorenzo I-aiindis, fell and broke her arm last Friday, and Aliss Graeie is sick. Dr. John Dennistoii is attending Airs. Ezekiel Ball and Airs. Steplien per ct. difference. R o y a l B a k ing Pow d e r, Strongest, Purest, Most Economical. Certain baking powder makers are publishing falsified extracts from the Government reports, yvith pretended analyses and certificates, wherein an attempt is made to compare their baking poyvders yvith the “ Royal,” or making bogus tests from house to house, their obvious purpose being to counterdet the recent exposures of the inferiority of their oyvn goods arising from their impurity, loyv strength, and lack of keeping qualities as shoyvn by the Government chemists and others. As to whether any of these baking powders are equal to the “ Royal,” the official tests clearly deter mine. AVhen samples of various baking powders ■were purchased from the grocers, and analyzed by the United States Government Chemists and the Chemists of State and City Boards of Health, the reports revealed the fact that the “ Royal” contained from 28 per cent, to 60 per cent, more leavening strength than any other cream o f tartar baking poyv- der and also that it was more perfectly made, of purer ingredients, and altogether yvholesome. As these poyvders are sold to consumers at the same price, by the use of the Royal Baking Powder there is an average saving of over one third, besides the advantage of assured purity and wholesomeness of food, and of bread, biscuit and cake made perfectly light, syveet, and pal atable— advantages not to be had in the use of the loyv grade, cheaply made baking powders that contain lime, alum, and other impurities. Fitzsiinnions are on Die sick list. Dr. Bo.st of Ovid is attending them. Aliss Bertha Hancock is spending the w(>ck witli her aunt near .Slieldrake. Judson A'edder of New York city yvas a guest of Mr. and Airs. Vincent ,81aght one day last yveek. Al.asters I'iddie and Lewis AleAIann of aterloo are .spending tliis week yvith •rents. Air. and Airs, lid- .lolin Robinson of r grandpar il McMaim. it guest hist we .Mr. and Airs. Henry Aliller are enter lining Air. AL’s two .sisters. Airs. Huson and Airs. Bacon. Died July 12, Airs. Jane Van 'I'yle Coinbs, wife of the late Win. Combs, iigeil 73 years. She leaves two child ren, Beter Combs and Mrs. Win. Foster, to mourn the loss of a good mother. Funeral services were conducted tit the Iiouse on 'I’ue.sday. by Rev. C. .V. Aliie Nish. Burial at Ovid. be living ami her heirs at Isiw und next of kin if Hhe one, or if you have none, to appear and appl\ ft Seneca lo ha\c a ceJ-taiii inKtninieht in ;iiil eacli of you are cited and required iier day, then and tliere to attend the probate of said la^t will and teslanie* t. And if any of \o« are ii’S appointed; and in tlie event of >our neiilect or In TeMimoiiv Whereof, we baAe |l. WitneHH, William (’. Ua/.elton, Sur duly, in tin* year of onr land om* ihousand hundred ami niuvtt>- r)ON*AU> BllO!^., Attonie.NH lor IVtitiuner. July -J’i Scpl. -1. rOl'IlT^-Martlu v--*. Martln,-l*ur O xJi.’int to n Jijilifjm'iit of forHosin-p ami Mile, vi;rlSi at juildle aiielion at the ollice of the Stanton hoii^e ami (IiMinKiimhfil on a ma|) made for tlie seneca IrnumleiluH wit: lleiiiK on tin* eoriierof street, Boutii h> lot nuiniier three on Troy wlreet BUTLER’S BOOK. LOlili I’AdKS, •Nil) OllIGJX.yi. EXUK.VVIXOS, EI.EU.tNf l!iXJ)lNG.S, PniLISllEl) IN 3 L.V.Vttr.UJES, 1’iU‘l L.UI I’llUgCS. F i r s t E d itio n , 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 C o p i e s . 'I’JIK O nly .VcTilKNTie yV*mu Ilv C e n . B e n j. F. Butler. Exclusive Tenitory anil I.iberiil Terms given tu Kell .bU* .Vgents. Al>plicatioii foe Ter ritory With S’f.Oii for I’rospe A. M. Thayer & BO S T O N , M A S S . Co., Publishers, HOT WEATHER Monroe & Anderson have just opened a fine line of Dress Goods for Summer wear, F ine Silk Grenadines, plain and figured; Black Lawns, plain and striped; Chal- iies, Scotch Ginghams, Domestic Ginghams & Outing Cloths, and Shirt W aists in good variety. M0NF?0E & ANDERSON T h e L e w is M a c h ine Shops. loiii and Fancy Gastiais ol Eveiy Description laaile la nrilai SilS\ WUKKKAS, Krancm .J. Martin, of the Town of yenoca Ksdl-, in the ('ounly of t'^eiiccu, ha8 lately i m i ! i n z fc^cneca Kaim, in Mild ('ountvof Seneca, deceased, our (’ounty of Seneca, at his ollici in the \illauc of 8^;:ie;:.b'e;!\Fs..ii‘ IJ:;; t r . , : ; F tliat day, then and tliere to attend the [iiadiate of ll ti) iippear l>v V\iir n\)>riliim. if vim lni\e IF Lis': lect or failure to do m », a guardian Avill he apjioinle ' l»y the Surrogate to repre>eiit and act for .\mi In ='S In reMimony \\ hereof, we h e;nme I the .“eal of our kih I Sut ( ourt to he hereunto alU\ A.IIAWM2V, lleferce. ' \wiI.U.VM (■ at the reading room of the Stanton houM* in the oj iNc'v J OFF., Honmu‘0 aim ucM-noeij as tolleiirj H.irton’K line; thence e;^sterl.^ on t»:uill’»ar ton's noiith Urn* l(. \\ . lIeIlr^ ' h lot: ‘theiiee erl> on Ilenr.N’r^ west line to Kali Flreel; thence west along llie nor h line of Kali hlreei to Walnut juemises eon\e>ed hj fiohert Tear .-01(1 wile to < liarlcH 11. SMjqcce i»\ deeil recoidetl in Seneca OEOlttiE \V. fllNTII *<, “The Lewis” Self-oiling, Strong, Lawn Mower Easy Running Durable. Ah kinds of M a c h i n e Job Work, Special - Attention - Given - to - Repairs ! on Traction Engines and Agricultural Machinery. Prices reasonable. Work promptly attended to I St., S e n e c a Falls, N. Y. ■\■\\•■“ ■HAATNG R EM O V El )— ■ » - ■ ---- my Flock o f ----- MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS from .Shandlc)- s lo tlic store one door cast of ]''itz.sin]nions and one door west of N o rton’s, and havin;.^ p u t in a G O O D L I N E of A IILLIN K R V and FA N C Y G O O D S , I will Sell This Week Trimmed Hats atOne>^Haff Price Alttu all Millinery at GRK.vn.v l.vKDi CF.i'. rkicES. N. M. JE N N I N G S , 9 1 F A I L L H T R E E T , .SE W T E C A . -NT. Z V ’l a m i a i o l f l P i r - o s , l u n i K m m m i i From, th e top of our S e v e n S t o r y B u ilding, N o s . 113 A N D 115 P a l l S t r e o b t , South side, opposite Post Office, on ‘ the 30th day of July, 1891, between the hours of 5 and 7 p. m ., the day of the celebration at Seneca Palis, N. Y, B I S T O F G O O D S : One .suit of Men’s Clothes, price of su it ............... $12.00 One pair all wool Pants valued a t . . One heavy all wool Overcoat, price of overcoat. 8.00 Cnc 4 licavy all wool Coat valued at ...................... 12.50 One fine black dre.ss coat, ^ jrice............................... 10.00 One fine Scotch Cheviot Coat, price of c o a t. . . 8.00 One fine Boy’s Suit valued a t .................................... 7.00 And One Child’s Suit, age 8, 'valued a t ........... One pair child’s .short Pants valued at. . One fine black Coat valued at .................. 4 pairs Men’s Blue Overalls valued at. . 2 fine, elegant P'iannel Shirts worth. . . . 4.00 4 fine, nice, elegant Necktie.s value ........... 3.00 2 men’s fine white dre.ss Shirts valued at. 1.00 One Suit of Men’s Underwear, v-alue. . . . 3.00 4 Pocket Handkerchiefs valued at ........... 2.00 6 dozen Men’s Collars valued at................ Other Valuable G o o d s . Don’t forget this great day, 30th of July, 1891, between the hours of 5 ami 7 p. m .^ clothing thrown away from the top of our seven story building. . Everybod}^ should be there to get a Suit or Overcoat.. Come all, Girls and Boys, Fathers and Mothers. Special T r a ins on all railroads at R e d u ced R a tes. X T iA X i- x x o lc L S x ' o s . , Nos. 113 and 115 Fall S-treet, S E N E C K E H L U S , N . Y .
