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THE PORT JER VIS D AILY TJmon, W E D NESD AY EVENING^ MARCH 21, 1888. THE VALENTINE PRIZES. GOOD HOME QARDENS-A CHANCE FOR THE YOUNG FARMERS-THE PRIZES. (_From>hc Oraniie Counti/ Fai-mer.) ' A good Home Garden is one of the most valuable adjuncts of the farm, though but a small proportion of the owners of farms can justly claim to have such a garden on their places. To rem edy this, the rising generation should be encouraged to take an interest in this subject. “ Just as the twig is bent, the tree’s inclined” has been wisely said and the P a k m k k wants to see the proper bent accomplished. In loooking about to see how this could be best accomplished, we concluded that a series of prizes for the best garden cul tivated on any farm by the sons or daugh ters, or both, would best begin an interest in this work and this we decided to do. At this juncture, we were most agreeably surprised by receiving the following note from Mr. Lawson Valentine, owner of Houghton Farm : Enrrou O karqh C ounty F armer .— I desire to contribute something to advance the condition of farmers’ homes in Orange county. To that end, I enclose my check for $100, which you will use as you may think best calculated to promote that pur pose. I amYours Respy., L awson V alentine . Mr. Valentine’s liberality, a liberality that does not wait for prompting, will be greatly appreciated and the results will, we hope, be amply satisfactory both to that gentleman and to the P a r m e r , which he has chosen as the means to accomplish his end. In accordance with the above, the F a r m e r offers the following prizes under the appended conditions, to he awarded by a disinterested committee at the next Orange County fair, which will be held in Goshen. Exhibit of the following vegetables, in season at the time of the fair, grown on the farm ; the work of growing them, except plowing and harrowing the land, must aU he done by members of the fanner's family, under the age of 31. For the best exhibit $30. For the second best exhibit $35. For the third best exhibit $20. For the fourth best exhibit $15. MONN.U r TTK-W--. A of IVrsoualw from tlii« Scot ion o f Siillivaii Couiit>. M ongatu ’, N. Y., March 30.—James Snook has been purchasing a new horse ; it is a fine one. Mrs. II. F. Corwin and SIr& Charles Van Inwegen spent the day with Hev. S. T. VanOampen of Sparrowbush. Mrs. Norton of Dakota is visiting Mrs. Ann Rylea of Mongaup. A party of about ten couple went to Mr. John Worden’s to a party ; they re port a good time. J. D. Knight is gaining slowly from a severe attack of inflammation on the lungs. ,T. V. 1!. M. For the fourth best exhibit $15. For the fifth best exhibit $10. The list of vegetables to be exhibited is andnd mustust compriserise not follows a m comp ] Lima Beans 50 pods, aiantiant Waxax Polele beieans G W Po b 50 pods. ■Airnip Blood beets 6. Carrots, short table variety 13. Savoy Cabbage, 3 heads. Celery, 5 roots. Sweet Corn, 6 ears. Cucumbers, 6. ■ uce, 8 lions. Yellow Di )tatoes, one peck ubbard Squash, 2. Head Lettuce, 8 heads. Okra, 30 pods. Onions, Yellow Danvers, 13. Potatoes, one peck. Hubbard Squash, 3 Tomatoes, 13. Cauliflower, 1 head. Exhibits will not be debarred from prizes if no cauliflower is shown, as in some sections it is with difficulty grown. All who intend to compete for the prize must notify the F armee of their intention by the first of May. Plants such as cel ery, tomatoes, etc., may he purchased in- stead of grown. A special tent -with tables will be provided for the exhibits and the prizes will be paid at the close of the fair. T7ie competition toilX not he restricted to Omnge Oounty- -it loUl le free to all, as are entries gene/rdUy at this fair. —What you need is a medicine which is pure, efficient, reliable. Such is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It possesses peculiar cura tive powers. BU S INESS B K I E F « . —You will always find at Kadel’s a de sirable line of ladies,’ misses’ and child- l en’s fine shoes. got’sold stand}. Repairing perionced workmen.—dawtf. —Wm. Sagendorf, clairvo:^ permanently at the Edward’s House dur ing the winter. Patients can get a plete diagnoses by mail, if they s( small lock of their hair.—dw6m. —Closing out our entire stock of ladies’ and gents’ velvet and plain extra holiday slippers at reduced prices. Do not miss this chance at John A. Kadei’s, 100 Pike street. • —^The subscriber desires to inform his ruction of business. etc., will sale as usuM at his store and a contin uance of patronage is solicited. W. A. Drake.—tf. —Try those $3 men’s railroad shoes, all solid and warranted to give satisfaction, at KadeTs. —The old stock sold; make way for the new. All new goods at Gray’s jewelry store (Margot’s old repairing doni numerous patrons, that the destrucl his mill by fire recently, will not lowed to interfere with his b Flour, feed, meal, oats, etc., will be for rray’s jewelry stand). All kinds oi [pairing done promptlv.—dawtf. —^Emmet Van Sickle, who has haa .30 3ars’ experience as a practical jeweler, \ ■ iich he has been years’ e xpe ' the past nilnine years of which he has bei connected with A. C. Margot, is now fully prepared to do all kinds of watch, clock and jewelry repairing at short notice and in a first-class manner at his new place ol business 138 Pike street. All work guaranteed. Watches and jewelry of all Kinds can be purchased at reasonable prices.—dawl Texi An Instance of Longevity. L widow, 70 years of age, living in :as, has a cattle ranch with several idred head of cattle upon it, which she .. BS care of personally. She is out in all weathers, and is able to ride a mustang on a full run. The foregoing has been the rounds of the papers, and many g ments have been made as to the cans her health and endurance. It is a i . simple matter, when it is known that she is constantly supplied witli Steele’s Little Bile Pills, which keep iier liver in a healthy condition, and induce a healthy circulation of Uic blood, assuring her a cood aoDetite, good digestion, and eonae- HlTMJiU(}. Bainum said “ The American people like to be humbugged.” This may be true in the line of entertainment, but not where life is at stake. A man with con sumption or any fingering disease, look ing death in the face ami seeking to evade his awful grasp, does not like to he trifled with. So with confidence we place before our readers Nature’s great remedy. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, a sure relief for the long train of diseases result ing from impure blood, such as Oonsump- tion, Cronic Nasal Catarrh, Liver Com plaint, Kidney Disorder, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Scrofula and General Debility. Time-tried and thoroughly tested, it stands without an equal! Any druggist. A M O O N L E S .S M O N T H . The month of February, 1888, was in one respect the most remarkable in the world’s history. It had no full moon. January had two full moons and so had March, but February had none. It had not occurred since the time of Washing ton, nor since the discovery of America, since the beginning of the Christian era, nor the creation of the world. And it will not occur again, according to the computation of astronomers, for how long do you think ?—3,500,000 years. At least 0 says an exchange. The Americans lead the world in evei tWs lOugh now un 56 of Laxadoj ir perfect contr How important tl maintained by the use of Dr. Bull’s Baby Syrup. Price 35 cents a bottle. P e n n s y lvania D u tchm e n . thing until they are sure that it possesses merit. From this very fact Dr. Van Wert’s Balsam has gained a strong iwsi- \ ■ ’ ■ 'avor. Barton & Stark, ains. Pa., write the pro remedy : “ Your goods e met with the greatest success of any proprietary goods we have ever introduced in our town.” For sale by E. T. Laidley. ■There are in Pennsylvania 23,000 teachers and l,0o0,00!) school children. Arranged in a line, one agai'St the other, they would rcf.ch from New York to Washington, and placed so as to clasp bands extending, at arm’s length, they would form an unbroken chain from Pittsburg to Now York. From Bepublican Headquarters. M oravia , N. Y., May 0, 1887.—O. F. Woodward : I have been using Kemp’s Balsam and I find it very effectual in re lieving a cough with which I have been afflicted of late. Our druggists tell me they sell more of this than any other cough remedy. I can cheerfully recommend it. Yours truly, J. J. Pease, editor Repiibli- can. At all druggists. Large liotUcs 50 cents and $1 —Dean Stanley says: “ Give us a man, young or old, high or low, on whom we know we can thoroughly depend—wiio Will stand firm when others fail—the friend faithful and true, the advisor honest and fearless, the adversary just and chival rous; in such a one there is a fragment of the Rock of Ages. ” -felT SAYED MY ¥ Mr.,E. D. Parsons, the well known bookkeeper for S. J . Arnold & Co., off.Roclieacer, N. Y., w rites; I scarcely realized what sickness meant, nntll one day I was seized with a pain In the lower part of my back. Next came a stoppage of the flow of urine, and scute pain accompanied the passage of the fluid. Alarmed 1 sought advice and was told that my symp toms were those o f Stone In the Bladder. M j Kidneys Were Affected. M y R e c o v e r y w a s D u e to with me in saying that I)i Remedy has not Its equal complaint. Dr.DlenMy’s Favorite Remedy Rottdout, N. Y. All druggists. $1; 6 for $5. Come to Beatrice. Nebraska. Cluni]) homes, mild elimate, ricli soil, good 4 S id S ’f^. Big Banks & Big Bargains THE BANKS ARE SNOW and arc all over town, in fact, they ai'O tlie town talk and so are the BIG B A R G A IN S THE BOSTON STORE and they are being “ thawed ont\ at a rate that heals the Winter of the Deep Snow attended to a t «bort n o tice for HANGING & KALSO M IN IN G . Oils and Leads at tbe Lowest Fignres Remedy. If Yin IInertons or sick hoad-aclu II I y 11 stomach-ache, back-ache, .siuuc-aclic liilouting, intern.il h eat o r scalding urine. If You If YntI uterine catarrh, .suppre-s-sed oi II I Ull painful periods, o r ovarian dropsy, f Vnil sn.spicioiis gi-owths, dl.sposed t( ■ I 1 UU tum o r o r cancer, o r hemorrhage, •t Rilliirlc auiikiy a run-down con.stitu- T OlllllU!) tion and lirings refreshing siw-p. t Will and lieaiity—restores the n ervous system. f Yau 5ee )r. Kilmer A Co. Binglmmton, N.Y. Uniggi<ts$l A BEAUTIPUL LADY she realizes the fact thal one of the greatest chi tare. Tho hair can be MADE MORE BEAUTIFUL by using “Qulcker’n a Wink,” as It impa'i^f that austr© and gloss to hair which we only see - -------------------------------- . -------------------------- ..— J ing Baldness. It Is highly nerlumed and clean, does not color the hair, making It an elegant dressing, removing all dandruff. Try It. You will not oe disappointed BY USING ‘ QUICIEK’N A WINK.” SOLID RED BEETS GREAT SALE4)F THAT Ten Cent Sugar Corn. P o p C o r n t h a t P o p s CR.NTS A Pol'N l). HOAGLANirS, TIIIGUIOCER KADEL’S LADIES AND MISSES 19 BUT TON MIKADO FINE SHOES. Tliey are stj-lisli, desirable good.s, kid fox- iolid leather sole and Inner sole and rimmed at the moderate price of ings, sc neatly 1 -ONLY TVVO DOLLARS.- United States on receipt of tl N. B.—I send goods to any part of tiie Jnited States on receipt o f tlie aJiovf Respectfully yours, JOHN A, KADEL, 100 P i I S treet , P out .T ervis , N. Y. DENTISTRY. JQENTISTRY. XDr. 'Z'ln.a.tSL St. John’s Building, up-town, practices DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Omce hours from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. jQK. H. F. DOBBS, DENTIST. Office in Westbrook’s Building, Tike St. J ^ R . JAMES J. MILLS. DENTIST. BHFYoifPIANOSiOSeAl W. E. McCormick, H0.82 PIKE STREET, Who buys Instruments of tho BEST MANU- FAOTDKER8 FOR CASH, and sella them at LOWER PBIOES THAN CANBEPURCHA8ED ELSEWHERE. Also full line of T I VERY, SALE AJND EXCHANGE JLi STABLE, PiKK STKKET, OTPOSITK OHANGB SQUARE. H. G . PORTER, P roprietob , [ J. A Buchanan’8 old stable.] Conveyances u every description furnished at short notice. Prices reasonable. Telephone call No. 91. Bool BinSiflg for Port Jervis AND VICINITY. Call a i See Bor laslar CarSs. E aster B o o k l e t s ! EASTER NOVELTIES. Unique Designs^ tiem LOW PRICE From 1 cent to $5 ---- AT ----- LEA’S DRUG STORE, W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. The only fine calf S3 S e a m le s s Shoe In tho world made wltUout ta c k s or n a i l s . As stylish and durable as those costing S5 or $G, and having no tacks or nails to wear the stock ing or hurt the feet.makes them as conifortab.e ano we'1-flttlng as a hand sewed snoe. Buy the best. Non« genuine unless stamped on bottom “ W. L. Douglas $3 Shoe, warranted.” itom-made shoes costing froi W. D. DOUGD.AS !*i:3 50 SHOE is UnCX- celled for heavy wear. w . D. DOUGI.AS S3 SHOE is wom by all Boys, and Is the best school shoe In the world. Ali the above goods are made in Congress, Button and Lace, and if not sold by your deal- er, wi’ite W . X.. DODGI.AS, Brockton,Masg. .TOHS A. KADEL, AGENT, PORT JERVIS. FRENCH SATTEENS of our own importation. The finest goods made In Colors and Black. S E E t e : e 3 ^ . Q P. HOWELL, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW Farnum Building, Port Jervis. NOTARY PUBLIO AND NEW JER SEY COMMISSIONER. J ^ E W TO-DAY. English Smoked Bloaters. HO a GLAND’S - - THE GROCER. JohnH, food, Real Estate Agent, POKT JBBVIS, N. Y., will exchange for farms and village propert.y lerchandlse of a about $6,000. country store; will inventory A drug store in the city, $3,500 for a country Large stock of merchandise In a country doing a largo business, will inventory Farm, 251 acres, for ylUage real estate, J5,000. Farm,450 acres.for village real estate, $12,000, Farm, 17a£ acres, good buildings, for large farm, $2,ooo. Farm, 15o acres, 5^ miles from Port Jervis for village property. Two fine dwelling in principal street of Port Jervis. Equity $4,6C0, for a farm. Dwellings for sale cheap In aU parts of the village and to let, and farms for sale to suit everybody. BARGAINS. Sales Over 42,000,000Lbs. ^ W A L L PAPER, e :- We have the lai’gest and best assortment of Wall Paper ever shown in Port Jervis. N e w Carpets. New Carpets. WESTBROOK & STOLL B I G D B I T E I S Ladies’ Muslin Underwear, 25 & 50 c A T THE NEW YORK STORE OiAr X’’ift37- O e x it 0-axaan.exa.ts are made of GOOD M USLIN and neatly trimmed. COME A N D SEE THEM. WALL PAPER All new styles this spring and very cheap at the NEW YORK STORE. S 3 ds S S 3=*i3s:e St*. T ox 6 l BX1, r H E N R Y M A I N E PRACTICAL. B O O K -B IN D E R , nnounces to the cltlzensot I’Ort Jervis and vi cinity that ne is prepared to do every descrip tion of book binding in a workmanlike manner Actual Cost Less than $1.25 per Gallon. Highest G-rade'of Excellence. ‘Sold Under G-uarantee. ' Any Building Not Satisfac torily Painted,will be Ee-Painted Pree of Cost. PEir and PEITOIL STAMP. When ordering by mail state color of ink and number of type desired,and enclose five cents additional for packing and postage. Ini?; furnished in Red, Violet, Blue, Green an :' Black. The full amount must accompany the order. T w o lin e r t OOots^. 'X'Uii'ee l i n e s * y n e ts- 408 O n e l i n e 4 .?>otf 5 - 349 351 353 735 g a r t j g . b a r r e n 737 C l i c i 6 . J o n e c ) . | J im . F ancher | 415 C het . S m ith . D a v e P i e r s o n , WESTFIELD, N. J. 739 P A . I D Cliarlef^Wirlh. 347 C-f- J. M. C. MARSH.’ 717 GEORGE A. BAYARD 383 AFTER 10 DAYS RETURN ; J WESTFIELD, NEW JERS-. \ ' 7250 KOYELTY STAMP fOU .^: S T E N C I L S . V.T C o v l l a n d t i S t . TsT. , 3610 Charles B . Baitlie,. J . G ^ L M I T E . 366 1 395 Received Payment ' h . v. b o d i n e . SOLD m PORT JEEVI8 AT ILEA’S DRUG STORE Headstones and Monuments manufactured from American Mar bling, and from barren Clark’s Island, Westerly, the Celebrated Quincy and other good Granites, Scotch Granites will he im- ])orted upon order. Orders for Granite Monutnehts are now received i:or Spring trade.
