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THJE^POKJB£PSI£ £ ¥ £ N l N O EN T J B R P R IS^. 8A X U a D J lT« J V L Y 13, IS9;i» ^ftT.ft 7 hi»afbYdrgT(BTO I and aches of an annoying nature,a torturous nature, a dangerous nature,can PA IN -K II.I.ER ^arj [ b u t tb e price rem a ins Buy only the genuine, i DID YOU GET UUB! 3 Million, 134 Thousand, 9 Hun dred and Thirty-four Packages sold in 1894 , which made 15 Million, 674 Thousand, 7 Hun dred and Thirty-five Gallons of HIRES’ j R o o t b e e p or 313 Million, 494 Thousand, 7 Hundred glasses, sufficient to give every man, woman and child in the United States, five glasses each—Did you get yours? Be sure and get some this year? The whole family will enjoy it. A 25 cei ■ Ions. S< only by The Chas. E. Hires Co., Philada, B u B o i s <& B o y d , 331 Main Strpst. Pokeep«ie, N. T. Call your Special Attention to their Celebrated Farmers' arid Team sters' Wagons BEIT MiE km EI81EST EUKSiliS WfiGCKS m ISSTH. THEY ABE HE ADQUABTERS FOR Turn Ueiivory Wagfous, K « ii «-1> oh 5 Wagons. Frnit Wagons, Wagons. Open aii«5 T op IBoggies, Cans, &c. H a r n e s s S a m e s s H^i,mess P m M H A R I ^ E S a iJ g l U ' a v d i f i c d r e m B o i i M e Way Down Prices. _______ _________ Call and See Them .f^yoa are looking fox great bar gains in Framed Pictures. A dBe iissortment of EngraTing, Etching, Photogravures, Aitotypes, PastelJe etc., i-tc., atjaway down prictu 3 F * X ^ E S X 3 > \IT . ■ W , . < a v . X ' X * * S 5 ' S ^ — 27S M AIH STE.ES-T — Lea<ii»g P lcT u r e F r a m e M s s ituiaciurer. i m ; j i l O F s l e i j l *. We have secured a small lot of SELECT WHITEIFAX MACEEBEL. Which we offer at the moderate price of T W E L V E CEISTS P E R POENB. If desired we will put them up in ten pound kits; and, of course, as we weigh them our selves, we can guarantee the \weight. \We have always been head quarters for Mackerel, and what we say may be relied upon. And while- we are speaking we want to say a word about C O F F E E Our sales of Coffee during the past year has more than doubled. e believe the cause of this is we never sell any but the very best, Java 31 cents per pound. -------- _ - ^ everybody knows w-e leadjn this article. Oor. M ill an d lB r id g e Sts. Telephoiie 301 — 3 . ^ “ T E A S —Of course c CORCORAN’S, P eri odicalET icket 8. SEASOH 1895.1 gPonghkcepsie Transportation Company. J. H. BEIHCEERHOFF, P res. S. A. CRUM, Treas. • A. V. V. HAIUHT, Kec’y. S t e a m e r J . L. I la s b r o u e lc , CAPT. J . H . COOPER. S t e a m e r D . S. M iller, CAPT. E. D. CA R PENTER Leave Poughkeepsie Every N ight, except Saturdays, a t 7 o ’clo c ic . And New York, from Pier 24 , foot of Fiank- iln Street, Every Night, excepting S undays, a t 6 o ’clo c lc. FR E IG H T h andled w itn c a re and carried a t reasonable rates. A ll k inds of FARM E R S’ PRODUCE sold a t highest m a rket prices. F irst Class accommodations for Passengers. F a r e 7 5 C e n ts. Excursion Tickets, $1.25. Good on o u r Boats an d Mary P o w ell a n y tim e during the season A . T .Y . H A IG H T 'Sec’y JOSEPH H . M ILIiBB, Tin, Sheet Metal Worker and General Jobber. Tin End Iron Rcofing. 6ut-|i ters, leaden, etc. Furnaces Set, Cleaned and Repaired. No. 9 N. Bridge St., N e a r M ain (Up Stairs.) All o rders b y jmail p rom p tly attended to. BODSOSRlYERBYDAYLIGiT. DAY LINE STEAMERS “NEW YORK” & “ALBANY” 1895. TIMETABLE. 1895. Daily, (Except Sundays.) ^ o i n ^ r N o r t h , a . m . O o i n a S o u t h , a . m . Newburg ............. 22;2o donkeys .......... 4;b0 : ; B $ , ....... H u d son.. A lbany.., Saratog^^pecial Train^ to^and from Albany and Soutfiu * ^o rth , BICYCLE RACES. Hddie B a ld I s D o ing G reat W o rk a t A s b u rj P a r k . A sb u r y P a r k , N. J., Jitly 13.—Ashury Park is still in the throes of the bicycle mania. With only few exceptions the races were fiercely contested, and the victors earned the spoils which the League ol American Wheelmen held out to them. Arthur Gardiner, the man from Chicago, whose work in all the preliminary trials has astonished the racing people, had hopes of winning the half mile national championship race and the two-thirds mile special race, but tried and experienced veterans were too much for him, and his EDDIE BALD. colors went down in both races before E. C. Bald. Bald’s victories were evidently popular ones, and he was cheered loudly as he returiied to the tape. In the h;:;i ijdle race the finish between Bald and Ih:y IvijicDouald. his team mate, was sn e.’cti\. nciy c 1( jsc that many thought MacDorialu !hr vi‘to\”. The tY.'(>-i Mird ndie on'm special created the most rumuiraous iij>roar among the cranks, ami c-eery bu-h r>i the ground was pluckily fought -iver. K. C. Bald of Buf falo was Just ilu* sh.'ulow the best of liis field, and Murphy, Ffarter, Sims, Ziegler, Gardiner, Coulter and MacDonald went down before him. There were a number of special features sandwiched in between the contests. Sid Black, a trick rider, performed incredible feats upon an ordinary safety; two little babies, 4 and 5 years old, rode a third of a mile race, and two quadruplets, the Syra cuse team and the Berio team, rode a mile against time. The former, ridden by Cal lahan, MacLead, Butler and Haggerty, won the race in 1:50 3-5, making a new record for the quad. The only Zimmerman also rode a mile against time, and set the crowd wild by making it in the remarkably fast time of 1:57 4-5. _______________ GOLD EXPORTS BEGIN. A New Y o rk F ir m Defies t h e B o n d Syndi- N ew Y ork , July 13. —Since the con tract between the Morgan-Belmont syndi cate and the government was signed last February not a dollar in gold from the treasury has been shipped to Europe. This morning, however, the first lot of Ameri can gold to leave the country since the second month of the year will start on its way to Europe. The amount — §350, 000—is sent merely for profit, and at the prevailing rates of exchange—about $4.90—^there is good profit in it. The bond syndicate has raised exchange rates to the highest point since the resumption of specie payments, and, according to the best informed men in \Yall street, the only thing which has pre vented the precious metal from leaving Oiur shores, when under normal conditions it would run out in a steady and.ever in creasing stream at the prevailing high rates, was the fear of Incurring the dis pleasure of the powerful syndicate. SHE COULDN’T SHOOT. So Miss HtJg-lies P u lled O u t H e r R ival’s Golden Tresses. N ew ark , N. J., July 13.—In a fit of jealousy Theresa Hughes, S3 years old, of Montclair, attempted to shoot Emma Spaeth, 18 years old, in Fullerton avenue. Miss Spaeth had received the attentions of a friend of Miss Hughes, and this is as signed as the cause of the act. As Miss Spaeth was passing Miss Hughes’ home the latter ran out, grabbed her rival by the hair and attempted to di-aw a re\’olver from her pocket. The weapon caught in her dress, and she was unable to free it. Meanwhile the screams of Miss Spaeth had attracted the attention of a negro, who sprang forward and separated the women. Miss Hughes held a tuft of Miss Spaeth’s tresses in her hand as she went back to her home. Miss Spaeth is pros trated and refuses to prosecute her assail- BASEBALL. NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. At Lonisville— Louisville ........ 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0— 4 Boston ............. 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0— 1 At St. Louis— Philadelphia. ..0<00 0 000 0— 1 St. Louis........... 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 3 *— 6 EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES. At Scranton—Springfield, 10; Scran ton, 1 . At Wilkesbarre—Wilkesbarre, 9; Provi dence 7. At Buffalo—Syracuse, 11; Buffalo, 4. TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. The National Retail Jewelers’ associa tion met in annual convention at St. T h e B r i ti s h general elections w e re com m enced, an d 48 m e m b e rs w e re retu r n e d unopposed. Five cases of .smallpox have developed i i the familj\ of David Reece, a tinworker, ftt JEtnaville, O. A boy named Tucker shot and killed a handcuffed negro convict at Raleigh and buried the liody in the sand. Argiuuent.s were in gun in the second trial of Dv. J^ramiin. wlu» i.s accused of manslanghter of Kuiiiy Hall. Christian H. Bo;tJ.. a jtweler. ill, de spondent and out ot work, hung himself in the cellar of In'; ho:ju* in .h rsey City. Postmaster Geiura’ V,T on has is.siied an order fi-rbidding\ g .^um,.''ter'? to draw money orders payable e.t lUtlr own offices. Seven hundred attacked Hain- ehu, island of Fo»-m<,sa. Two hundred of thorn were killed and many were captured. Bishop McQuaid’.s twenty-seventh anni versary was celebrated at St. Patrick’s ca thedral, Rochester, with imposing cere monies. South C a rolina Con.stable Hag a Pistol Duel ■•V'itlx a n Bx-Diquor D e a ler. C olumbia , S. C., July 1-3. —Judge Town send sentciiccd William Sheppard, an ex liquor dealer, to pay a fine of |S00 and im prisonment in the penitentiary for six months for contempt of court for having disregarded an injunction restraining him from violating the dispensary law. State Constable Speed was deputized to arrest him immediately. Speed found Sheppard in his place of business and told him he had a warrant for his arrest. Sheppard said he did not intend to sub mit to ai'i’cst. Speed replied he woiild car ry out his orders. Slieppard then drew a pair of pistols and commenced firing at Speed, who did not reply at once, as he had some difficulty in drawing his weapon. One bullet grazed Speed’s tliroat, barely bringing blood, a n d a n o th e r grazed his hand b e fore h e d r e w his pistol. Sheppard had jumped ’oeliind a counter, protected by heavy lattice work, and kept up his Two passing coustal^les heard the shoot ing and rushed t(' the door. One of them commenced firing, also adding to Speed’s danger, he being between the two fires. Speed kept perfectly cool, fii’ing each time he sa\w Sheppard. (3ne bullet grazed Shep pard’s face, and another, having passed through liis right leg, brought him to the floor. Sheppard was then placed in a wag on and taken to the penitentiary. Mothers Read This. “My baby is subject to severe attacks of diarrhoea. During the last sickness Dr. Hand’s Diarrhoea Mixture was free ly given and an immediate cure resulted, it would have required a dozen visits of a physician, as on former occasions. I believe Dr. Hand’s Remedies would have saved tbe life of the child I lost, had they been within my reach at the time of its sickness,” M bs . F. H. B en n e t t , 723 New street, Camden, N. J. They are splendid children’s remedies, 25 cents. All ffrug stores. 5 C. L, Cannon, CoBtractor andieneral^Bnilding f ----- SHOP AND RESIDENCE-----.T Corlies AYenne, Corner Mapie;street Telephone No. 2-3Rj Frost’s Undertaking Rocis, N&, 319 m a in RESIDENCE 34.Cannon Street. Mi CJRS RECEM PROMPT MMEDUTE iTTBHTIOR. Jos. Frosf,GoroSSb 8 Office 319 Hein St. Store and Home Connected by ^ CANNON, SCOFIELD & LLOID. Arohltecfs^aniTBulldlos SirperlntendeBts. P lans for attractiv e and m o d erate cost cottages a t o u r office tor iDspection. 25 years experience w ith all k inds of b n ilding, 278 MalEi Street, Poheepsfe. ARNOUT CANNON, W ALTEF ,eCOEIFLL PERCIVAL M. LLOYD A H m j g a r i a n K io t. WiLKESBAREE, Pa., July 13.— During a Hungarian riot at Georgetown, a suburb of this City, Anthony Lncksavage and John Koskie were fatally stabbed. In ar resting those who took part in the fight Constables Lyons and Flannery were bad ly beaten. Nine of the rioters were lodged in jail. The Grasshopper Pest. M iddletown , N. Y, July 13.— Grass hoppers have completely destroyed the buckwheat crop in parts of this county, and similar reports come from adjoining counties. This has been a hard season on the farmers thris far. Druggists say that their sales of Hood’s Sarsaparilla exceed those of all others. There is no substitute for Hood’s 2 MUNYON 5 H O M O E Q P A 'S H iC R E M E D I E S MUNYON’S Rheumatism Cure n( fails to relieve in three hours and < In three days. MITNYON’S Dyspepsia Cure is guar anteed to correct constipation and. cure all forms of indigestion and stomach trouble. MUNYON’S Catarrh Cure soothes and heals the afflicted parts and restores them to health. No failure; a cure guaranteed. M UN YO N’S K idney Cure speedily cures pains in the back, loins or groins and all forms of kidney disease. MUNYON’S Nerve Cure cures nervous ness and builds up the system. MUNYON’S Vitalizer imparts new life, restores los^ powers to weak and debiiita- st p( ted men. Price $1.00, No matter what the disease is or how fited your mon AGXSrXS W AKTED. Bide liDe. $75.(0 a m o n th. Salary and ex es or large commission made. For sealed S o a p an d aati, O. w&s tf BOY WANTED To give aw a y Fish Lines Any boy c a n earn 5 a w e tk selling a r f giving away cur fish lines. Send 8 cen ts r stam p s and we will m ail yon 50 feet o f test braided fish, line for yourself, also samples of 10 different kinds of silk, linen and coltoi fish line ? o r yoursen, also samples of 10 dif- .mple c f the braided silk line you give awav w ith every sale you m ake, a n d instrue- ticne h e w you can m ake $5 a week selling our Dres, No capital required. Inclose stam p s and asJefor “offer B,” W AREN & CO., 10 F a s t 14th Street, New York City, stte&wlt FOB FIGNIOS And excursioBB yon ’«ii»£mtgood cooked meats. You csn find HAM, L ' MB, T .-NGUS, C O M B D B E E F and every otLer delicacy m the m.eat line at CHAF, DIETZ, 1 8 i STKBBT. Poes tbe Qaestioo of Proper BicycIiD§ Press S Potber You ? W T e desire to help every American woman to ride W a bicycle* Therefore COLUMBIA BICY CLES are ^100 this year, and are Kghter and better adapted to women^s needs than ever* There are also light and attractive patterns for women^s nse in Hartford Bicycles at $60 and $60* ® @ ® ® Here’s no Wea To help solve the problem of proper cycling costume, we have had prepared a set of six handsomely lithographed pa per dolls, showing designs by some of the world^s most noted makers of women^s gowns. The set is beauti ful and instructive. ♦««««« B icycle C o s turoe Dolls Mailed to any address, -witli a dainty little Look on BICYCIylNG FOR WOMFN, for five «-cent stamps. Address FtiLlisliing Department. P o p e A V fg. C o . , H a rtford, Copij. H . V O N D E R L I N D E N , AGENT FOR COLOMBIA AND HARTFORD BICYCLES^ Pokeepsi^ H. T, heartburn, or nausea, the liver, cure biliou Jour L im Is out of or der if you have bitter taste, offen sive breath, sick headache, slight fever, weight or full- ness in the stomach, . Hood’s Pills rouse the liver, cure biliousness, restore proper digestion, expel acenmulated impmlttos, cure constipation. 26 cents. Prepared only ANOTHER ViCTORY FORJDR. SCOTT. A Case Which has Attracted Wide , Spread Notice Wilhctiii Advertls- ing LjiB apijuc, vviiitii lu ljuiii .uitu pruiiuceci ner vous debility, almos*; to n e r v 'u s prostration. The paiu in her b a c k w h en she attem p ted to move or w a lk across the floor was s- m ething terrible. She was one of those p a tient bodies, and none knew h e r sufferings when she could conceal them . I t w as impo. sibie fur her to retain her head in any one position any length of tim e, and in f a c t she could hardly hold it iu the upright position for any length of tim e wffhout suppor.. A ll b f her frienos looked ifpon Ler as a confirmed ■ valid doomed e d ' •nder - ______ ____ - _ a confirmed in v alid doom to suffer the rem a i of her life, and wefl they m ight. For tw enty- seven m o n ths, alm o st constantly, she had been under the c a re of w h a t was considered the best of physicians, n o t only in this city, but Albany and W a shington, w ithout any m arked Improvement. Seven phssiciauaof high standing had failed, and she was alm ost discouraged, but as a drowning m an c aiches a t straw s she rf solved to keep trying. On November 5tb, 1894, she pla< ed h e rself under D r Scott’s electrloal treatm e n t. She had tried electricity by others b u t w ithout tuc- cess, but Ltr. S c o tt’s new m ethods seemed to be just w h a t she h a d been looking for. Slie soon began 1o improve a n d the im p rovem ent wais steady, until she was able to resum e h e r Place as one of the busy bodies of this world. For three m o n ths past ehe has worked steadily a t h e r trade, m illiner, w ithout pain. H e r frie td s consider her cure wonderful. She is of retiring nature a n d disliked to h a v e her nam e Tf>ade public, but says if someone who suffered as sue suffered could see this a n d It be the m eans of bringing them back to health she will feel repaid. J3r. Scott is a specialist in all form s of nervous e n d chronic diseases and can be consulted fr«e a t his branch office. No. 25 Cannon sUeet, Pough keepsie, Thursday of each week from 13;c0 to b.30 p. m. SITUATION S W ANTED. SITU A T IO N WANTED to do g e n e ral h ouse s '' work. 400 M ain s treet. ‘O'O USEW G R K .—A situation io do general housework by a wom an, Please call o r address, 17 Davis s tr e e t SIT U A T IO N W A N TED—By colored m a n a s cook in hotel, restau ran t or road house, single, no ohjectioDS to t o out of town. A d - cress “ j U,’’ fcJ^,East M ansion St., Pokeepsie. TryA N T B D .-^C a rpenter work by a steady ww industrious ihan. Address L, G. H . N e iherw o od, N. Y. A N ^ E I^ by a ^om ^ e d ent women a place try . Apply 402 5a a io s tr e e t up s tairZ SFBGIAh NOTIOEB. Notice of Redemption from Tax’Salesf, Notice is her( provision 0 bty lUX tJUt? XCUtSJLUptXUXI UX bBXU JUDUB J ich sales w ill he September 16th, 18S5, Lots situated east side W o rrail Ave. as sessed to Jam e s F. Marble, sold to Jam e s F . M arble for seven a n d 31-100 d o llars ($7.31). ----- 1 and lou j.,u.. ut ------------ - -------- - assessed to John Schneider, sold to E s tate John C. Chattillop. F. B. Lown, A tty., foi forty-eight a n d 85-100 dollars ($48.95). >ven a n d 31-100 d o llars (? lot No 43 South Brid. _______ SON, City Treaiiurei', Notice* of Collection of Last Asses- meiit for Paying Main Street Be tween Wasliingtott and HamiUon Streets. CITY OP POUGHKEEPSIE, > Treasurer s Office, f FOURTH TAYMEKT. io™‘ assessmei w ith said i< m., to B p. m., to receive until J u ly 2? ’95, DatedJune 27,1899. CHARLES R. DICKENSON City 'llreasurer. tty T ■VTH DIVIDEND. I h e usual sem i-annual Dividend of Four (4) er Cent, was this day declared, payable on nd after 3 uly 20th, l£85i d&w3w ily 20th. ML fl,L, TAYLOR, Cashier. JJIVIDEND NOTICE. PALLKILL NATIONAL BANK ) Poughkeepsie, N. Y ., J u ly l, 1895. j A t a m eeting of the D irectors helrl this d a y ,a Dividend pf Three p e r c ent, was dee a red to stock holder& ql re cord on J n n e 2 ith, p revious to th e redu^ifJoja of capital, free from tax a nd payable oainem a n d . d&w2w W ILLIA M SCHICKLE, Cashier- ^ ]^ 0 T H d i v i d e n d . THE FARM E R S & M ANUFACTURERS } NATIONAL BANK, V * Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 7 th mo. 1st, 1895, ) A t a regular m eeting o f the Board of Direc tors held this day, the regular Semi-Annual Dividend of Three a n d one-half per cent, was declared, p a y a b le on a n d after J u ly 35th, free of tax . Transfer books will be closed from the 10th to th e 15th d ay of July, b o th inclusive. dfcw2w G. H. SHERM a N, Cashier. 1 0 0 ™ MERCHANTS’ NATIONA L BANK } Poughkeepsie, N. Y., J u ly 2d, 1895, f A sem i-annual d ividend of Five (5) P e r Cent ha? been this day declared, payable o n and after the 16th inst. d &w2wj3 W . C. JON DA , Cashier. TiIBST NATIONAL BANK OF POUGH- i? KEBPSIE. Poughkeepsie N. Y., July 2d, 1895. “SIXTIETH DIVIDEND.” JUST BEGEIVEP Some Clioice Doans on Farm and City Property. CALL AND LOOK THEM OVEN, Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold, ZZSBUX.OX7 ^331 Main Street, over ’.Kirby, Dubois St Bojd%.
