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—Read our “ W aul Streat” letter. —Next week begins the trial of McNamara, of Corning. --“To-night the LaCrosse club give their dance at|the Armory. A good time is assured. —A military company has been organized in Horseheads, with A. I. Decker as captain. —-The Temperance meeting at the Academy of Music last night was one of stirring interest. —Church sociable this evening at the First] Presbyterian parlors. —Miss Potter opens the annual course on Nov, 30. She will present an entire new series of impersonations. —August Mudrack, lias been presented with a son and heir which tips the scale at ten pounds. He is the happiest man in Elmira. —There will be a meeting of the Greenback Labor Reform City Committee Saturday, the 17th, by order chairman, J ohn N e f f . —W orkmen excavating for the foundation walls of Richardson’s new factory, discovered a pile of bones, which are pronounced those of a human being. —The delay in the canvass of the returns by the Board, is owing to the non filing of the returns from several parishes in the county. —Not very good weather for the Oyster trade, but Mr. John Blampied has some of the nicest ones you ever saw. His place is on Lake street near Carroll. —The Gazeite still keeps up its “ howP* about the Labor Party being run by Bepubli- cans. They have told the same old story over so many times that they are beginning to be lieve its true, —Sunday services at South Main Street M. E. Church ; Preaching morning and evening by the Pastor, Rev. J. B. Sheerar; class meet ings immediately after morning service ; Sun day school Convenes promptly at 3 o’clock in the alternoon. All are invited. A V O T E OF T H A N K S . We, the members of the Young Men’s Temperance and Social Club of ’77, do here by tender our thanks to Mr. T. C. Cowen, Mr. Brickwiddee and others, including the ladies who were so kind to assist us at the Sociable and Entertainment at the Seventh street chapel on Tuesday evening last. J ames O’D onnell , President. R, F. L aw r e n c e , Secretary. Jl^^There will be a meeting of the Sixth Ward Greenback Labor Reform Club at Ayers Blacksmith Shop Friday eve., Nov. 16, at 7 1-2 o’clock. By Order, g;^rA few first-class boarders wanted, at 211 Dewitt street. 5);;^\Cowen keeps every thing and sells cheaper than any body. you wish to smoke a workingmans* cigar, try the J. L. R. ' j];^g“ When you get almost Busted and want a big pile of goods then go to Cowens, 200 East W ater St,, Elmira. j;^ \ A workingman’s store conducted by workingmen. That of H. & F. Brickweddie's, stove dealers, 116 Lake st. They keep on hand the Crown Jewel parlor stove. It has no superior on the market. We suggest to our patrons to give the above firm a call. |p^g~Cowen keeps Teas, Crockery, Stone ware. Butter Crocks, Flower pots and a full assortment of Paper, Iron and Tin wares for half the price charged by other dealers. QOAL, WOOD & LUMBEE. ? 0 a SALE BT S. CROSS, 513 Park Place. PEIGES OF COAL AT TAED; Stove 4,96 Egg 4,70 Nutt 4,95 ; Pea 3,50. J^OTICBTO ALL. TH E PLACE TO BUV FIN E GROCERIES AND FRU ITS. of all kinds constantly on band and at LOW PBICES. is at C. A. M U R P H E Y ’ S, 167 BALDW IN STREET, ELM IRA, N. Y. 4®“Goods delivered to any part of the city. QO TO A- HUNT & CO., G R E EN B A C K STORE, Corner of Ann Sireet and Pennsylvania Ave.j South of Lake St Bridge, FOR GROCERIES CHEAP I I
