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,a a tl^ ,P O K E B P S ll! EVEJfMKft B M T E » F M B E , yUJESBAV, O E CEM B E B »1, 189g OF OUB FOLKS AND OTHERS ^ bem a b k a w ^ ^ m L ectioh . the * trios I asmiofiCEMENTS Brief Mention Here Made oi Their Boirgs. PURELY PERSORAL PARA8RAPHS. Social Gleanings Tersely Treated, TVliich are Easily Digested Wilh the Eyening Meal— ^Keady Headers Which Always :Interest—Conden sations Which Nerer Fail to Please, Stephen A, Machey is home to spend New Year’s day, Seneca Lake is mentioned as court crier under Judge Phillips. Edward South wick has returned to Baltimore to continue his study of medi^ cine. 7 Mr^ W. D. Guile is m^tOwn visiting friends. Re will remain over New Year’s. Ernest Atkins is now a familiar figure on the street being wheeled about in his invalid’s chair. Rev. J. Nfian gave a stereopticon exhibition before the Brown son club on Monday evening. Alderman Muckenhoupt is mentioned as a candidate for the presidency of the new common council. The fiftieth anniversary of the wed ding of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Myers, sr., of Fishkill Landing, occurred today, Wm, H, Hudson, after many years of faithful service as a * conductor on the OentraFHudson road, has tendered, his resignation. Miss 0. Macdonald of Smith Brothers’ has been called to Worcester, Mass., by the serious illness of a married sister living there. Norman Wright, of this city, was present at the meeting of the New York state division of the L. A. W, in New York on Monday. Past Commander Ferguson of D. B. Sleight post, G. A. R.,will on invitation, install the ofiScers of LeFevre post, of Highland, on Friday night. C. F. Cossum, Esq., of this city, has been chosen one of the delegates to the national L. A. W. convention to repre sent the New York state association. Rev, Frank Heartfield, the popular rector of St. Paul’s church a few years ago, will lecture at that church tonight on ‘*A Bicycle Tour Through England.” Rev. Mr. Swartz, who officiated so acceptably at the Presbyterian church on Sunday, is the choice of many of the members of the church and congre gation for the pastor of the church. The committee appointed to select a suc cessor to the late Dr. Wheeler, are un decided as yet. Oyster?. None better for general cookibg pur poses, turkey dressing, etc , than the celebrated Natives. To be had at N es bitt ’ s Market, Price 30c, per quart. It Silver Ware and Noyelties. Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry of every description, at low prices at T homas J. Z immer J r ’ s .. 148 Main street. tf Oysters on half shell. Soup—Court Bouillon en Tasse. Rissole of Lobster a la Montglass. Fish—Boiled Chicken, Halibut. Pommes Hollandaise. Olives. Pickles. Celery. Boiled leg Southdown Mutton. Caper Sauce. Entres. ' Sweetbreads eh caisse a la Toulouse. Apricots de Riz. ' Boast Green Goose, Apple Sauce. Sucking Pig. Cider Jelly. Vegetables. Mashed Potatoes. Hubbard Squash. Onions a la Creme. Punch a la Romaine. Game. Ruffed Grouse. Currant Jelly. Waster Cresses, Plum Pudding, Mince Pie, Bon Bons. Nuts and Raisins. Ice Cream. Coffee, New Year’s Day Menu at D utchess R estaurant , from 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. m,; afterward closed for day. Price 50 cents. Oysters opened to order. Deer- foot Farm Sausage. Maillard’s choice candies in boxes. 3td28 F. W. H alstead , Prop. A F ine Lnncti. We are still serving the finest lunch in the city at the Opera, 39 Market street. Hot from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.; cold from 5 to 6:30 p. m. F a D. WILLUMS. Clam Ghawder Saturday nights, tf Announcement. The great new Book, Samantha in Europe, by Joefah Allen’s Wife, is just published, is now ready for delivery to subscribers. And anyone who has not already subscribed for the book can secure a copy of it, by addressing the agent for our city, Alexander Tennant, 109 Cannon street, or care of Luckey, Platt & Co. 0td81 A. O. H. Ball at Kirchuir Hall to» night. It The ^Latest from Editor Wing’s In imitable iSonthern TJDster. Newton E. L, Wing attended a C h rist mas tree to Pokeepsie. Gee. E jett we see is making improve ments in his barn giden Geo sides is immence. Some fifty nine women came to see Mrs. Joseph Schantz twin babies and it did rain Saturday night—sure, The ice has let loose the ground in the little streams whare vratCT was less., The weather was very cairn on Satur day and under foot very springy. Mr. Luckey the insurance man of Po- keepsie wa§ over looking to things that is improved, Zachariah Rose asked Vernon Ander son in Maynard’s village market if he bad a fresh calendar, he may thought the weather being warm the calendars wasen’t fresh. The skating [has turned some in the heart trouble to a great extent. We think it must be dear troubleg.. When you hear cooing [of a dark night on a mill pond, Henry Barret’s says he is \up head his house hold people was taken by surprise of seeing a 13 pound girl arrived at his house the pther night he has had two or three holidays already. Wm. Dean’ has a rock vault back of his house for cold comfort 10 by 18 feet round one cake of ice last a hnll year around. Alfred Williams well never gives out water in the year around and his neigh bors never bother him after water. Henry Mahon has a pleasant eye and closes tho gates when noticed by a, whistle. . f ‘r, . Nobody can tell not th e least .‘what a tremendous noise a man can make on a horse traid, by the rowering he makes in a church. ^ We have a few hustlers and only a few, still Pokeepsie takes a large number that Highland stores dont envite in to see their goods. J. B. Coons has Christmas in his store case and some very fine Christmas pres ents he also envites you all to come and see on a nother page. All the old maids in this town sees that the population is increasing very fast this year and so they begin to think women had ought to be auctioneers than it would not be out of place for her to say—“Make me a offer. Clothes lines often gets tangled up and so does the people. It seams that Highland is taking that in now. What will be done the land only knows. We should call it a cloths line war among the fair ones Why not draw straws who will hapg up garments We was informed that a wealthy widower in Esopus, had an experience that put in cold feelings all over him. He made a short towe and asked 35 widows and they all sayd guess not, Thay are different thaU any in this town. We had to every friends just in time. They well know the poor printer no names published, all the same thay handed in f2. Two years a piece |4. How does that hit you—we said Thanks, such men names never die. A. O. H. Ball at Kirchner Hall to night. It Most People Like Dry Coal. That is just the way ours comes—fresh mined shipped In box cars. Try it. If —u want it wet we sprinkle it after eening and weighing. C ollingwood & S eaman . Office 5 Market street (Ambler’s stationery store), tf If you are undecided as to wbat to buy for present, add our name to your shopping list, and we will be glad to show you some very pretty effects in Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Novel ties. H ubert Z immer , 274 Main street. tf Holiday slippers, fleece lined rubber boots for the little ones, warm lined shoes and slippers, in fact we have everything in footwear at MlLLEB^S Shoe House, 181 Main street. tf A Glance at my immense stock of silver novelties, solid gold goods and mounted Diamonds will convince all. Goods and prices are right. W. H. V an K burbn , dawtf 367 Main street. C?ut glass silver mounted toilet articles make a handsome Ghristmas gift for a lady. PBRinra & Co. have the fineel nMeotlon ever shown in the d ty. tf Poultry, Poultry. No Poultry left from ChristmBs,aU fresh stock at W. C. M orehouse ’ s , 887 Main street. 2td80i You will be disappointed if you do not get our prices before bayingmymg WatchMatch or Diamonds.\ W PEBglNS^C THE NEW y e a r ’ s ATTRACTION. The patron? of OoJHngwood opera house will be provided with an enter tainment of rare ' interest as a New Year’s*attraction in ‘‘The Derby Mascot,” a play which intvodticfts the bright little soubrette Katie Rooney, who has won her way imo the affections of all theatre goers. Katie has several ne^ ard catchy songs and repeats her imitatiens of her father, the late Pat Rooney, with the eame spirit and dash as of old. This happy little girl is one of the most sparkling soubrettes on the stage. The company supporting her is said to be thoroughly good. There will be two performances, afternoon and evening, and the matinee will be of especial interest to the ladies and children, NOTES Remember the matinee of “ The Derby Mascot” tomorrow, ‘The Sunshine in Our Alley” is the name of a new play by Denman Thomp son which is to be product d in Boston Easter week. One of the dresses worn by Fanny Davenport in “ Gismonda” is a Venetian robe of regal splendor. Its train of five yards bears the jeweled coat of arms of the Acciajioli family and is lined with ermine, which alone cost $2,500, The front of the dress and the full hanging sleeves are of Venetian ivory satin cov ered with a network of bullion embroid ery, which is studded with rubies, sap phires, emeralds and pearls. It is said the cost of this gown was $15,000. In addition to these jewels she wears a $50,000 diamond necklace and other precious stones which' ihake costume for this act alone represent' upwards of $100,000—if we are to believe the ad vance agent! This treat will be given to Pokeepsie ladies if Manager Sweet can succeed in booking the great act ress. The now famous Cissy Fitzgerald, the English Gaiety girl, who has captivated New York audiences with her inimitable wink and dances, will be here next Monday in the great metropolitan suc cess “ The Foundling.” It has been the hit of the season. r Artificial Teeth. For the highest grades of artificial Teeth go to D r . H. F. C lare , 13 Liber ty street. He was awarded the highest medal from every country iuj the world over all competitors. ” — tf Right in Line for all strictly first class goods in gold and silver at priceS the lowest. W. H. V an K buren , d&wtf ______ 867 Main street, A. O. H. Ball at Kirchner Hall to night. It Bicycles Stored. Your bicycle stored for the winter months, and taken apart and thoroughly cleaned and adjusted in the spring ati a very reasonable price. Watch for the “Outing” bicycle of ’96. H. H, A bbel , 192 Main street. tf Diamonds mounted in all tbe latest styles. Silver novelties and Rold jewelry at bottom prices at W. H. V an K euren , d&wtf ;867 Main street. Fresh Beef, Lamb and Mutton, Poul try, Eggs and Cheese, at V blib ’ s , 127 Main street. tf If you want to see some nice footwear suit^le for holiday presents, you must _ __________ call on us. We can please you at ones, warm lined M iller ’ s Down Town Shoe House, 131 Main street. tf Turkeys, Chickens and Game. Large variety of first class poultry and all kinds of game for New Years. At V arian ’ s Market, It 357 Main Street. Reducing Prices. Will from now on sell goods cut 'ices. Goods guaranteed, C. S chmidt S on , Merchant Tailors, 173 Main St. |tf Fresh Pork and Sausage, best in the city, at V elie ’ s , 127 Main street. tf GOOD THINGS FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. Every kind of Men’s Fancy Slippers imaginable from 50c to $2.00 per pair. We have just cleared out a manufacturer’s line of Men’s Russet Romeo Slippers, Elastic sides, they . were made to sell at $2. We will drives'them out at $1.39. They are beauties. YOU MUST SEE THEM. A Big Lot of Women’s. Juliet’s, Fancy Fur Trimmed at $1.00, worth $1.50. DQKT BUY Uim lOU YISIT P M i f i r TbeSiioelan bUDAbh, -337 Main St. For Hams, Shoulden, Bacon, Frank furters and Bolognas, (.'o to V xlh ^ . 1ST M ainitieel. tf A L li O T £ R . Th« excitement la over, money all gone for Ohriatmaa preaemts, etc. Hard work to get down to the bare neoeaaltiea of life. Let me help yon along with what money yon have left. My goods and prices are right. Freeh Butter, 21c. a pound. Fine Oolong Tea, 29c. a pound. 8 quarts Beans for 25c. 8 imunda Fork for 26c. 31 b Can Baked Beans, lOo. A Fine Syrup, SSo. a gallon. Hams, 12c. ponnd. Try Mj Dollar Desl. Koldop .89$ Ifaia Street OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOd d d OOD O I^T h a weather tomorrow is liMely to be stormy and cooler. ^ oo o Hobby is Wool, And we ride it pretty p e r sistently, but it’s a subject th a t will w ear, and the w earability is ot the highest im p ortance to Clothinir wearers* Good, p u re e lastic wool fibres w ill make s:ood shapeholding:, form -fitting garm e n ts. That’s the Eking Sort for $ 8 . 50 ! We are sebing a splendid smooth surfaced Man's Overcoat, latest style, well trimw med and well tailored. It’s worth more money. Sort of a trade introducer. ELTING’S. 0000000000000000000000000000000CO0000900 When the Snow T hree Dollars F li e s A. 0. H. BALL. New Years Eve, Tuesday, December 31sfc, Kirchner Hall. Admission - 50c Extra Lady - 25c 5td26 Game for Everjbody. Will sell for two days Friday and Sat urday, Game cooked to order for the following prices: Roast Partridge 75 cts. each, Roast Quail 25 cts, each. Orders delivered at short notice. Telephone call 259-3. Open on Sunday. Geo. C lark , 29 Market street. tf Turkeys and Chickens. We have got just as nice Poultry for New Year’s as we had for Christmas, If you are in need of any give us, a call. W. C. M orehouse , 387 Mam street. 2td80 You will need suitable Foot wear. OALi ANDEE S Our Enamel and Calf Shoes, Cork Soles. FELT SHOES IgD SUPPERS For Everybody. JU S T OUT ! Ladies’ Skating Shoes, Cork Soles, $3.00. E. D. GILDERSLEEVE Jardiuiers. Will open a new lot this morning, some yery handsome patterns, and extra large sizes. A. B. S tockholm , tf 306 Main street. Call Early. All the latest designs of ladies and gentlemen’s gold watches at prices to suit the times. W. H. V an E jeuren , d&wtf 867 Main street. 314 MAIN STREET, - P0D8HKEEPEIE, N. Y. A DIFFER ^ N G E . There is a difference between cheap goods and goods cheap. 60 where yon may for cheap goods, but w h e n you want first-class goods cheap for cash, call on Robert Bmox, He guarantees every article purchased of him to give perfect satisfaction or money cheerfully refunded. Choice new raisins, new leghorn cit ron, new figs, choicest new cleaned cur rants, only 5 cents per pound. Royal Mince Meat, best in the market ....................... 8c. per pkge None Such, a fair article.. ..8c. “ “ Best Brands Tomatoes ........ ,7c. per can Choiceet Sugar Corn ............. 7o. “ “ Second Quality Sugar Corn6c. “ “ Choicest Marrowfat Peas___9c. “ “ 31b can Choice Peaches ....... 15c. “ “ 31b can Good Apricots ......... 13c. “ “ Best New Albany Buckwheat 13c per 71b A full line of Hecker’s Prepared Buckwheat, Prepared Griddle Cake Flour, Prepared Flour, &c., &c. New Crop New Orleans Molasses, Porto Rico Molasses, Rock Candy Syrup, Honey in the comb and extract ed, all marked away down at the lowest cash prices. Pure Sugar Cane Syrup ....... 39o. per gal Choice Golden Syrup ............ 35c, “ A special discount given to hotels, boarding houses and large consumers. R o b e r t K n o x , Tbe Leading Cash fireeer. 951 3faln St., 0|»p Harket St. FonghkeepBie. TOYS 61TEN AWAY Almost for a mere song, so don’t delay but come right on before they are gone as I am bound to sell out of the Toy buiinees.' I will give them \away nex year if you wait, and if there is any left. W . B. CIiAUSS, III MIIN tTREET. Invested in a pair of our Cork Sole Shoes will give you lots of comfort dry feet this winter. We have all \for Men and Women., M o o r e B r o s ., I57M amStreet ' S , NO UAT1!BR How many other resolutions you may make, resolve that you are going to ;:be better dressed in the future and that the easiest way of carrying it out is to buy your cloth ing of us. Some specialties are otTl$'^.5,Q, $10,00, and $12.00 Suits and Overcoats reduced from $10.00, $12.00 and $15,00, Popular Olothier aad Funiisher. ’A JOSEPH i i a i n Straet, Pokeepsie.-^ B T M E A D B B O T H E R S . C2LEBEATBD NOAH WEBSTER 5-oent ciga ARE SELLING LIKE HOT CAKES, and GIVE the BEST of SATISFACTIOI Try one and you will say it It THE BIST S-GENT CIBAH YOU HAVE EVER SMOKED.. FGR SALE EVERY#HERE, HEADQUARTERS DPP.RITY HAL Monday, December 30. The Mild W^eather so far this Season has Hurt the Sale of B lan k e ts* We will simply say we have morOj than we want. If you want the BEST BLANKET VALUE Yon ever bought, we are ready to give it to you, 50 cents a pair up. B r T we dont want you to buy the cheap ones. We believe the goods we offer at $2.50, $3.60, $4.00 and $6.00 a pair are cheaper for you to buy. They have the Size, the Quality and the Comfort. In a good cold night a Blanket sticks to you closer than a friend, And if we don’t have hal Ja dozen cold nights for the rest of the season, you’ll get your money’s worth of real, solid comfort from these Blankets. ^ Donald, Converse & 38S
