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THE PORT JER VIS D A IL Y IJHION, FRIDAY EVENING, M AY 19, 1888. ACCIDENT CAUSED BY EXBEOSION. T O r « H ON T H E BONDSIMEN. A Q n avvyniaM S e r io u s ly I n j u r e d -T h r e e F l i i a n e i e r J o n e s B e lie v e d to H a v e Skii>v>ed F i n g e r s A i u p u t a t e d . Late Wednesday afternoon a serious accident occurred in a quarry of the New York Cement C’ompany at Rick Ltx;k, to E u ro|M ‘. George Allen, a livery stable owner of Brooklyn, was as much astonished as he was difgusttd yesterday to learn that Ulster county. A workman named judgment had been entered against him Michael Green was engaged in tamping a | by order of Recorder 8 myth as one of the hole with a sUck.whenthe cartridge which bondsmen of Latimer E. Jones, the fugi- waa in the hole exploded. The end of the j tive financier who is believed to have stick entered Green’s left cheek and W£s Ikipped his bail. forced up to the eye, injuring the opfc 1 “ I t will make a b’g hole in my prop- badly. erty if I am compelled to pay ® 10,000,’ The comer of the right eye was frai- said Mr. Allen yesterday. “ I was in- tured in two- places. Three of Green's fingers on the left hand were Injured eo badly that they had to be amputated-. The index finger and thumb were lacerated and the wrist was broken. Dr. G, ('. Smith ot Rondout, and Dr. J. Bogardes of Rosendale, attended the injar..d man, who, it is believed, will live .—Kingston Freeman. D I E D OF OVER DOSE OF NARCOTICS. The coroner’s jury in the case of Mary, wife of John P. Hedenger, who died veiy suddenly in this place, yesterday neon at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Mar garet Sharp on Jersey aYenue,rendered aa verdict that she came to her death from a excessive dose of laudanum, taken by mis take. The woman was the first wife of Case Marshall. Her present husband is a sailor living at Fort Wadsworth, Sta’en Island. She had been on a visit to her mother’s a few d lys, and Thursday was taken with violent pains and she dose-1 and drugged herself terri '-ly with the re sult stated. D o n ’t G e t C a u g l u this spring with your blood full oi im purities, your digestion impaired, ycur appeti e poor, kidneys and liver torpid, and whole system liable to be prostrated by disease—but get yourself into go d condition, and ready for the cbangiiig and warmer weather, by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It stands unequalled for purifying the blood, giving an appetite, and for a general spring medicine. duced to go on Jone^’ bond by hi^ father. I cannot believe that he has skipped. I know he had left the state to avoid further troubles, and I last heard of him buying lumbtr down in Tennessee. I think he will come back.” Other people are not so sarguine as Mr. Allen. They say that Jones is in Europe, wi h about a quarter of a million of the boodle, and that he means to stay there. T H E D A M E E X P E O D E .S . Theheuse occupied by Fred Prindle, which was situated about two miles from Peakville, Delaware county, up the creek, caught fire last week from the explosion of a lamp and it and all Mr. Prindle’s household goods and $128 in money were burned,the flames having spread so rapidly that the family had barely time to escape. There was no insurance but neighbors have subscribed enough to make good the loss and have assisted in erecting another house for which he had the lumber out. N E W E R THAN CHESTNFT.S OR RATS. A well-known Port Jervis gentleman, in entertaining a friend a few days ago, surprised himself and his guest by getting a little in his cups, during which he said and did many things that were humorous, to say the least. At some sally of his friend, be attempted to express his views »n the subject with the exclamation, •chestnuts” or “ rats,” but instead of either of these terms set the risibilities in convulsive action by exclaiming, “ Ab ; rabbits.” This little Itpsus lingua the gentleman tried to correct, but it was too good to be lost to tholi erature of the day, and no emendations or addenda were per mitted, nor indeed were they deemed necessary. EECTDBE ON R E S P IR A T IO N . Dr. Dlman gave another one of his series of lectures, before the pupils of the Vlatamoras school, on Friday afternoon. The subject he took u p w \ S “ Respiration.” The class in physiology derives great benefit from these lectures. The Dr. ex plains each subject very carefully. The mxt one will be on the digestive organs. S o m e T h i n g s R e a m e d h y E x p e r i e n c e . That a tablespoon)tul coal fire that is and brush a boiled ablespoon of salt thrown on i that is low, will cause it burn up quickly. That you can clean ' doth With milk and water; while soa] will ruin it. That the skin o ■g isI the best remedy you can •oil. That you can’t cure rhei without taking Mei k LUCKY FATHER AND SON The followltif Oil and Son. wm p I ruin it. the best Y to a'boil. That yc ism or neuralgia wi ard’s Rheumatic Bullets. That you can buy them for per bottle of 8. 8t. John, E. T. Laidley and T. R. Anderson. A F IN E SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET in H. C. Cunningham’s building < P ike street, corner of Orange Square. The present tenant having bought a place. These commodious rooms w ill be to rent to a small family from May 1st, 7 rooms, bath room, 4 closets, water closet, dumb waiter and speaking tube to cool celli that never freezes. Call at the SOME N E W RAW TERS. Among the candidates admitted to th^ bar at Poughkeepsie on Thursday were Daniel F. Cohalen, Middletown ; Edward W. Champion, Goshen ; Samuel Conk- ling, Port Jervis ; John C. R Taylcr, Middletown ; Byron L. Winters, Owego. F r o m tU e G u l f C o a s t. The leading druggist of Moss Point, Miss., J. W. Stewart, writes': “ lam sure that Van Wert’s Balsam is the best cough remedy that 1 have ever sold, and while you keep it at its present standard I shall always keep it and advise my customers to use it.” For sale by E. T. Laidley. U F S E T I N A SN O W B A N K . tio n of upset in a P e n n s y l v a n i a D u t c h m e n . The Germans of Pennsylvania are ex- itious.tious. Theyey d-. mely cau Th do not buy any ag until they are sure that it possesses merit. From this very fact Dr. Van Wert’s Balsam has gained astrong position in their favor. Barton & Stark, druggists Of Plains, Pa., write the proprietors of this remedy : “ Your goods have m et with the greatest success of any proprietary goods we have ever introduced in our town.” For'sale by E. T. Laidley. P O R T J E R V I S ^ ' c s I N E S S B R I E F S —Anew and liandeome line of jewelri is displayed at Gray’s jewelry store (Mar got’s old stand). Repairing done by ex periencc'd workmen.—dawtf. —Remember that Kladel’s desirable line i button shoes for onb . — C oal a n d W o ( coal Obtainable in ■when lo-aded, a d e d , a n d fu u m i _______ a n d f r n i s h e d a t t h e m a r! price.' Wood dry or green, soft or ha sawed and split to order if desired. J Xlol76rt€OZ2« 150 Jcrscy 'I'dCpIlOUC'' o a l l 6 1 .- d t i -The old stock sold; make way )Oc’s at Gray’s jewelrj stand).t! A ll kinds o' iptlv.—dawtf. —^Emmet Van Sickle, who has hau 3( the new. All new goods .store (Margot’s old a repairing done prompt years’ experience as a practical jeweler, the past nine years of which he has beer connected with A. C. Margot, is now full) prepared to do all kinds of watch, cloci and jewelry repairing at short notice ani in a first-class manner at his new place oi business 128 Pike street. All wor'. id. Watches and jewelry of al' ,n be purchased at reasonabO piic»i.«~dawtf. RIST O F UNCRAIMED RETTBRS. The following is the list of unclaimed letters in the postofllce at Port Jervis, N. Y., for the week ending May 19fch, 1888 : L a d ies —M l'S. Rosetta Werner, Miss Katie Walls, Mrs. John Waskey, Mrs. JobP Woods. G e n t l e m a n — Tfaeo, H. Coleman, Al. Davis, E C. Jmes, M. D., L. AMofard, Philip Robertson. B enj . R yall , jr.,P.M. here, know that have hsen a great what the Physicians of Troy called B r ig h t’s D isea s e o f th e K id n e y s lS K \ S J e * 5 ; - r K S l t e 'B o m e a r Dr D.Kenntdj’s FaYorlte Remedj Eondout, N. T. Price $1; 6 for |5. D R .K I L M E R ’ S ^ i m o lead flour disease, f a i n t spells, fits o r spasm .s f Ynii thouffh water was {rathering I i UU around the heart, or have heart dropsy. f You limbs,^ihutingpahi^^^^ E A m Y ROSE SEED PO / A TOES O r L i o r L G e t a — 00 TO ----- nOAGIJKD’S, THE GROCER A J E W E L E R W R I T E S : M e s s r s . P r o c t e r & G a m b l e , C in c inn a ti, O h io. Gcnth'Jtieti :— I th in k y o u r “ Iv o r y S o a p ” is a b o u t as n ice and convenient a thing as I have ever tried to clean jewelry. I have freq u e n tly cleaned up so ile d n e c k la c e s , w a tch -guards and o th e r sim ilar articles b y m a k in g a stiff lath e r in m y h a n d s , th e n th o r o u g h ly saturate th e article I w a n t clea n e d , ru b b in g it g e n t l y in th e palm s o f m y h a n d s , rin s in g in cold , so ft w a ter, and d r y in g in d r y saw dust. F o r a co n v e n ien t an d effectiv e article for h o u s e h o ld u s e I d o n ’t th in k It can b e b e a t. I d o n 't th in k it w o u ld h a v e an y in jurious effects on a n y th i n g ex c e p t , p e r h a p s , p e a r ls or foil-back g o o d s . I f carefu lly h a n d led , th e g o o d s co m e ou t lo o k in g nearly as bright as w h e n cleaned b y th e b e s t prep a r a tion s k n o w n to th e trade, and it is so m e t h in g p e r f e c t ly safe in th e h a n d s o f in e x p e r ien c e d persons, and co n v e n ien t to have ab o u t. I find it so g o o d I think it d e s e r v e s m e n t io n , h e n c e th is letter. A W O R D O F W ARNING. There are many white soaps, each represented to be \ just as good as the Ivory’; they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for \ ivory\ Soap and insist upon getting it. Copyright, IMC, b y Procter & G w able. O n account o f th e lo n g continued cold and w e t w e a th e r , w e h a v e a m u c h larger stock o f D K E 8 S G O O D S on hand than w e care to carry. MONDAY W E W I L L M A K E SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN THE PKICE OF ALL S pring D ress G oods , 81LK8, SATINS. SURAHS, BHADAMES, SERGES, HENEISTTA8, CASHMERES, STRIPES PLAIDS, CHALLI8, ETC. L adies and M isses ’ J ackets . JOB LOTS OF A t h a lf p r ice. E leg a n t assortm e n t o f Carpets and Window Shades. WESTBROOK & STOLL, We’ll Tell You All About It MONDAY. THE BOSTON STORE 9 5 P I K E S T R E E T . A gen tlem a n o f th is tow n , w h o is a ju d g e , says, “ T . K . A n d e r s o n keeps th e best S A L A D O I L I ever used.\ T r y a l i t t l e and be you r own ju d g e . F i f t y per cent. C a r b o lic A c id fo r d isin fectin g purposes 7 5 cents a g a llo n . ------------ IM P O K T E D I N S E C T P O W D E R . ------------ G u a r a n teed to be th e p u r e s t on th e m a r k e t. W A D S W O R T H ’S ________________ P A I N T is th e b e s t in th e w o r ld. N E W TO-DAY XT O HUE is hereby ffiven that the 1-V Board of Education of Union Free School District No. 1, of the Town of Deerpark, Or ange County, New York, will sell at PUBLIC SALE to the highest bidder at their olHce in the PAllNUM BUILDING, PORT JERVIS, N, V., on THURSDAY, MAY 31ST, 1-388, A T 2 O’CLOCK in th e a f te r n o o n , th e follow ing doscTibed BONDS O F T H E SA ID SCHOOL D IS T R IC T : 4 Bonae of ^500 each, at a per CPnt.,lDt. due Dec. 31,’88 “ •• 1300 “ 4 \ '• “ -92 D a ted a t P o r t J e r v i s , N. Y., th is 19th day ol' May, 1H«H. GEO. A. ELSTON, dlUL D istric t Clerk. I^ADIES’ BA.Z,iAR. “ ' ^ Trs. iH enlarge ;eei> a good a s s o rtm e n t c— -A W E S ’ A N D C H IL D R E N ’S U N D E R W E. CHILDREN’S CORSET WAISTS. COL LA R S A N D CU F F S . A lso sta t i o n e r y a n d N o tions. T w o do o r s rest of Wehinger’B meat market. Pike street. MBS. W M . BLA N F O R D . piA N C Y GOODS & NO PION STORE. NO . 9 P I K E S T R E E T , [U p - T o w n.J Oif hand Cigars constantly I am agent for tlie CHICAGO SCALE CO. AH cooda at away down prices. 18m ly A L O N Z O L. M IL L E R . JUST RECEIVED I ; OF SBABOlNABLR AND SHOES. lO BOOTS N . K. H igny la Belling th e B u e l ?3 c and lace ahoes, beat in the market. BT-RU B B HRS AND ABOTIOS KB BP f r a i l tmttOD iRS AN D ABOTIO S K A IKBD tf. ff. m e s y . ioi p i k e s t . T H E INDESTKtrCTIBDE I F X J E S H . w h e n ^ t u r a t e d w ith k e ro s e n e oil, w ill b u r n upwards Of 50 minutes at a cost of VA cents. Can bo used In any stove range or grate. No dust, ashes, coal, wood or danger. Sample blocks 81; three blocks, in tin case to hold oil, and tongs for handllngSblocks, 83. Sent on receiptor price. Live agents for this city M. CfUNE k Co.,1766 Broadway,N. Y ., nohdlw ' W A L L P A P E R EVERYBODY GOES TO THE NEW YORK STORE F O R T H E I R Wall Paper Wall Paper B ecause^they h a v e a L A.RG E and C H O I C E S T O C K to select from and th e P R I C E S S O L O W th a t every one c a n afford to dec orate th e ir room s. I t w ill p a y y o u w e ll to b u y your r> B as3 -------- .A T T H E --------- NEW YORK STORE 3 3 dc 3 5 3=»i3s:© 3 t , , SS- J\OX<a.ain.. AMUSEMENTS. ■ EA’S OPERA HOUSE. E. T. L A I D L E Y , \dS Pike Street, - - Creegan Block. S t r i c t l y P ure D rugs , M edicines and C hemicals . P i n e T oilet A rticles , S oaps , B rushes and S ponges . T h e B est P erfum e s ob tain a b le, n o ted fo r th e ir fine and la s tin g qualities. Trusses and Shoulder Braces. A la r g e v a r iety B la n k B o o k s ,T a b lets,P a d s , W r itin g P a p e r & E n v e lop e s Special attention given to the compounding of Prescriptions and F a m i l y R e c ip e s . apr21dw 6 m J. H. W E L L S, 84 PIKE STREET, OppoBlte the Kink toi the ORDERS I.O W E B X F B I C B B attended to at short notiee for F*a.intingr, P A P E K H A N G I N G & K A L S O M I N I N G . Oils and Leads at tlie Lowest Figures Headstones and Momiments manufactured from American Mar bling, and from barren Clark’s Island, Westerly, the Celebrated Quincj and other good Granites. Scotch Granites will be im ported upon order. Orders for Granite Monuments are now received for Spring trade. GALEN BENNET, No. 1 Main street. The Old Original Still Lives. M il l io n s o f - P oitnds ! T housands o f T ons U sed ! HaMamoxia’s Slug; Slxol; D e s troys P o t a t o B u g s , Cm*rant W o r m s , C u t W o r m s, C a b b a g e Worms, Flea Beetles ( called Black Flies), Striped Bugs, Terrapin B u g s , & c . S L U G S H O T effectu a lly destroys th e s e p e s ts. It is quick, safe and cheap and no mistake. For sale at 33:oxn.loQQ3s: Bonneirs w h o h a v e -t h e sale o f i t f o r th is T e r r it o r y , C o ll and g e t a circular. Poplar FieUfl,20,30&5flc. Seat.8 on S a le N o w .
