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I THE FORT JEEVTS DAILY UNION, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1888. EDITOKS AT LAKE GEOKGE. The Aimual Outing; of the New York Press Association. The editors of this state are on their an nual excursion this week. Lake George is the objective point. Hiram Tate of the Warwick Advertiser and John W. Slauson of the Middletown P r m are in attendance The following officers o f the association were elected yesterday : President, H. A. Dudley of the Warsaw New Torlcer ; Vice Presidents, H. A- Brockway of the Watertown Times ; H, Huntington of the Canandaigua iJepmiury ; George M. Shull of the Mount Morris En terprisei W. R Fitch of the Lowvilk Times ; H. F. Van Camp of the Lyons Press; Secretary and Treasurer, A. O. Bunnell of the Dansville jltZuerf/ser; Exec utive Committee, Horace J. Knapp of the Auburn Advertiser; William H. Clark of the Cortland Standard, and Ira L. Wales of the Albany Argus. 15;Chicago ............ 34 ITjDetroit .......... 33 . IS, Boston .. BASE BAEr. NEWS. Tlie Games Playe«l Yesterday—Tlie Cliam- pionship Kecoi'd. Games played yesterday resulted as fol lows : At B 'ston, Washington 7, Boston 9, fourteen innings ; at St. Louis, Cleve land 0. St. Louis 4 ; at Louisville, Brook lyn 9, Louisville 7 ; at Cincinnati, Balti more 5, Cincinnati 11. ASSOCIATION. I LEAGUE. Won Lost' Won. Lost St. Louis Brooklyn. Athletic .............. . . .. Cincinnati ....... 31 2 i | ncw Y o rk.... 2S 2.3 Baltimore... . 21 2r|Philadclphia .. 24 2. Cleveland ....... 17 35 Washington... 18 33 Kansas City... 14 33 Pittsburg..........10 m Louisville. ... 15 371Indianapolis... 16 33 The Huguenot and Milford nines plaj at Milford to morrow. A picked nine will go to Goshen to morrow to play the Goshen club. As- Hyce will pitch and '• Chunk” Morris will catch the Pott Jervis boys will have a battery that will do credit to the town, and we trust they will take good care of themselves in the game. A P l - i a s a n t TblnGr t o F in d . An imn.ense nugget of pure gold, weigh ing fifty-one pounds, has been found at the Midas mine, near Bellarat, Australia. It was 12| inches long m its longest part, 8^ inches wide, and 2|^inches thick, and, at $255 a pound, was worth $13,000. Other nuggssits far larger than this have been found in this vicinity, The largest weigh ed 190 pounds, another weighed 184, an other 134. and ty« or three weighed over 70 pounds. E I E E W O K K S A L W A Y S O N H A N D . We keep a large stock of fireworks and colored fires c o n stantly on hand, and can supply at a moment’s notice, any amount for parades, torch light processions, etc. We have a large stock of firecrackers, Roman candles, sky rockets, and other kinds suitable for the 4th of July, which we are selling at New York figures wholesale and retail. Remember the place to buy is at Lea and Mason’s drug Store.—adv. LADIE.S MADE BATISTE WEAPPERS. Just received another case of those ele- . Batiste, ? and Indigo Just received another case of t gant fitting, made wrappera, in Century cloth, Sateen, Foulard and Indigo blue, in sizes from 32 to 44 and prices from 90 cents to f 1.89. Ladies wishing a n ice fitting dress without making it, in Princess, Mother Hubbard belted down, or the new pointed back ; all new desirable patterns in light, dark or medium colors, will find this make only at. H. C. Cun ningham’s. TEXAS COWBOYS. The citizens of Tezas are peculiarly liable to colds and coughs, owing to cer tain qualities of the climate. Cough reme dies are, consi qnently, in great demand. .. ......................... \ Speer & S )u, the mco, Texas, say h. “ We have 5 forced lling arti( ever had on our shelves and ! it gives general satisfaction, jy E 1. Laic ■ be^ idley. GOOD DW E LLING, BALL STREET, 'ood dwelling o f 10 rooms on Ball 5d condition and near Pike I $2,300.2,3( This is a de 2 ct all street for sale at $ sirable place for a raili BEOOK, Port Jervis,s, N.. ■ilroadman. D. Ho: i N Y. PORT JERVIS BUSINESS BKIEFS —Large reductions in prices are made throughout our entire stock of millinei at G. Ury’s. —Gentlemen’s low strap and Oxford lies, plain or tipped, of calf or sub-kan garoo,at Kadel’s, 100 Pike street. — 50 silk serge parasols in odd lots to close out at about half price—d m ’t wait. At H. C. Cunningham’s. —Go to Masterson’s gallery, 131 and 133 Pike street, and get the best photo graph work at fair prices. M. F. Seeger, assistant.—tf. —Anew and handsome line of jewelry is displayed at Gray’s jewelry store (Mar got’s old stand). Repairing done by ex perieuced workmen.—dawtf. — C oal AND W ood — .The best grade of coal obtainable in Port Jervis, screened when loaded, and furnished at the market ^price. Wood dry or green, soft or hard, sawed and split to order if desired. Jas. srtson, 159 Jersey avenue. Telephone 6l l.- .-d d tf. f . —The old stock sold; make way fo; the new. All new goods at Gray’s jeweli-y store (Margot’s old stand). All 1inds repairing done promptly.—dawtf. Robertson, 159 Jersey avenue. Telephone call 6 t Id Stock sold; m£. . . .„ __ ray’s jeweli-j All k 0 “ —Emmet Van Bickle, who has hau 2t a practical f which he I icted with A. C. Margot, is n<>v/ fuU> prepared to do all kinds of watch, clod- and jewelry repairing at short notice am in a first-class manner at his-new place o! business 128 Pike street. All worV guaranteed. Watches and jewelry of all Kinds can be purchased at reasonablt r,rices.—dawtf. g e n e r a l HARRISON NOT WEALTHY H is Incom e, A.side From H is Earnings at the Bar, !»1,500. One of the reckless statements already made by one or two Democratic news papers in tte west is that General Harri son is a large owner e f railway stocks and that consuinenlly (^iiauucey M. Depew induced the New York delegation to vote for his nomination. Nothing could be more absurdly untrue. Mr. Miller, the General’.? partner, who knows all about his financial affairs, is authority for the statement that as a matter of fact General Harrison does not own one dollar’s worth of stock of any kind. He would be richer if he did. His total income, aside from his earnings at the bar, does not exceed $1 500 a year. There is a lo*; and building rented by the [ndianapolis Bolt W irks. The property is owned by ex-Governor Porter, Colonel New and General Harrison equally. The cental amounts to $500 a year for each. Besides this tlic General owns half of another pi'ece of property in Indianapolis on the corner of East Washington and Alabama streets, which Is used for a store. His share of the rental of this amounts f ossibly to $700 a year. A GIRL’S COMPOSITION ON BOYS. Boys is men that have not got as big as their pap is, and girls is young women that will be ladies after while. * * * Man was made before woman. When God looked at Adam he said to h im self: “ Well f guess I can do better than that if I try igain,” and then he made Eve. God liked Eve so much better than he did 4dam that there has been more women than men in the world ever since. * ioys are a trouble. They are wearin’ on everything but soap. * * * If I had my way half the boys in the world would ne little girls and the other half little (iolla * * * My papa is so nice that I guess bo was a little girl when be was a little boy. RELIGIOUS NOTES. The Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church of Newburgh met Tuesday eve ning, to consider the question of uniting with the Presbyterian body, hut at the suggestion o f a member of the congrega tion, who thought that the matter had not been considered as fully as it ought to De, the meeting adjourned until Thursday of next week, when it is thought that the church will vote to enter the Presbyterian fold, for it is said that there are not more than half a dozen persons in the congrega tion who are anxious to maintain a sepa rate organization. J. W. F. Carlisle was installed as pastor of the First Reformed Presbyterian church of Newburg Tuesday evening. A little bum makes a big smart, but even a big. burn could not make some people smart enough to use Tulip soap. -Brown—“ You are looking bright and happy this morning, Dumley.” Dum- ley—“ Yes, I ’m out of debt at last. Every bill I owed was outlawed yesterday. I tell you, Brown, a man feels like a man when he is square with the world.”— New York Sun. DliMOND WORDS. ^ f “ Tliei-e are a lew things that I F That Announce Pure Blood. of saving my life. If any one has a doubt about tne trutli of my statements let him write to me. I c an give jou the nannes and addresses of ttfty persons who afllrm, as I do, that Favorite Remedy, 2 ‘ ~ Uavld Kennedy, of Rondout, N. Y., has 1: AND A BLESSING. I.OU, lUBBB., Bays: Favoi-lte Ketnedy For Dyspepsia and Sick Headache. DrD.Kenii8d}'’sFaYoriteReiDed} Kondout, N. Y. Price | 1 ; 6 for |H. DUTOHEE’S PLY XILLEE! C E R T A IN D E A T H . al death on’ it and an K I L L E D O U T RIG H T . Humanely, so (juiekly they cannot got away. Use it freely. Prevent reproduction, .secure serene peace and <iuiet. Always ask for DCTC-nER’S. FO R S A L E E V K L Y W H E R F . ASE rOE THE No bones ovei hip to break. Q u ickly a n. c perfectly adjust ed to tb e form . Double Bone! Double Steel! Double Seam W ARRANTED. SOLD E V E R Y W H E R E . Thursday, June 28, ’88 HANDKERCHIEF BARGAIN HAl -A T T H E - NEW YORK STORE .500 DOZEN LA DIES’, GENTS’ A N D CHILDREN’S HANDKERCHIEFS At a Big Sacrifice. Handkerchiefs from Ic Upwards. Every purchaser of 35c worth receives a Fan as a souvenir. 3 3 S S Toxd.a.rL, The Old Original Still Lives M illions of P ounds ! T housands op T ons ’ U sed ! Ha.m.mo 23 .d.’sSlu.§^ Slio t Destroys Potato Bugs, Currant Worms, Cut Worms, Cabbage Worms, Plea Beetles ( called Blacdc Plies), Striped Bugs, Terrapin Bugs, &c. SLUG bHOT effectually destroys these pests. It is cpiick, safe and cheap and no mistake. Por sale at H C o r r L “b e c 3 s : d c B o n r a - e i r a who have the sale of it for this Territory. Call and get a circular. j-ENRY DOTOHER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER; No. 2 Front Street WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY BE- OUR CLUB WATCH HOiyjA amo ano FROM »86.00^TO »40.00. By our novel cliiti amingement you secure a good watcli lor a week. CALL AND SEE. _______ ^ ________________ „ _____ which 1 in v ite th e public to exam ine. Call and see what I have In use; also the goods. Send 8 Two Cent Iftanips for Catalogue and Sam - ** I am also carrying a large stock of SLATE M ARBLEIZED MANTELS of all colors which I am selling very cheap. LORENZO WOOD, 1 St. Port Jervis, N. Y. 108 sq feet Roofing $2 WALL PAPER! Call at NO. 7 PIKE STREET and examine our stock,wliich is new and complete. All kinds of PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING and PAINTING promptly executed by exper ienced workmen. E. B. STIDD. WALL PAPER! ^IRK’S GROVE. Kirk’s Grove can be secured during the coming .season for PICNICS, DANCING PARTIES, ETC., ETC. Lodges, Societies, Sunday Schools of all kinds can be accommodated at reasonable terms by applying to jun2ef FllKD CONZbUKAN. aOT BARGAINS A PRETTY GOBLET FOR r, CENTS. TTTMBLEllS 3 CENTS, I, N E A T FK E N C H C H IN A T E A S u - J , DECORATED IN PINK AND GOLD, K E D U C E D TO W O R T H S7.1X). FLAGS AND LANTERNS. Sample Duplex Corset by mail, post-pnifi for ONE DOLLAR. Sortree Mfg. Co., Jackson, Mich iHoaglacd’s Crockery Bazaar. Don’t walk all over town looking for bargains. IF IT IS SHOES YOU WANT stop right in at K adel ' s S hoe S tore 1 0 0 PJK K STREET. Gents Calf Shoes are the talk o f the to-»vxi. and we have heard it said that the Ladies don’t hide their pretty little feet when they are in cased in a pair o f his Extra Fine Ladies’ Shoes. NOTE THE ADDRESS, John A. KadeJ, 100 Pike street for the b Sales Pier 42,000,000Lhs. JlaSOUiTEiy 4^- JR IT J f E P r e p a r e d Actual Cost Less than $1.25 per Gallon. --^Highest Grade'of Excellence, i Sold Under Guarantee. . Any Building Uot Satisfac torily Painted,will be Ee-Painted •Free of Cost. FOR SALE BY MALVEN OORDOH&CO. FOR SAMS OB TO RENT. p<OR SALE. $1000. House and lot, Hudson street, $12iX). House-and lot corner Pennsylvania avvenue and Franklyn street. $12(XI. House and lot, Barcelo street. $1300. House and Jot,Hudsoii street,Bcrgen. $1000. House and lot, Georgestreet,Borgen. $1600. House and lot. Ball street, Bergen, $2500, House and lot, Brooklyn street, $2S00. House and 2><j lots, corner Brooklyn and Orange streets. $2000. Brick liouse and lot, Seward avenue. $3500. Fine large boarding house,Ball street. ^$35W. Largo house, sightly situation. Main $5000, Splendid fashionable dwelling, 15 rooms, lot 50x120 and flue carriage housCj up- $10,C u.aHor^ and barn. irrowbush $t000 to $1200. in Matamoras $700 to $2500. P.RONT STBKET, 69C, 59C, 59C SHIRT SALE. FRENCH FLANNEL SHIRT 59 cents. ‘Good Night' Night Shirts 59 cents. Our Celebrated White Shirts 59 cents. “ MOTHER’S FRIEND’’ SHIRT WAIST 59 cents. These goods are all cheap at 75 cents. LADIES' GAUZE VESTS AT 19C. WESTBROOK & STOLL SOLID COMFORT Is what every man,woman and child is look ing for, and when obtained, is enjoyed to its full extent. To accomplish this, different manufacturers have devised various easy chairs, vvell-cushioned spring beds, inviting lounges, swinging hammocks, and all that sort of thing; still a person will become fatigued, their arms will ache, their fingers become cramped, and their limbs drawn in all sorts of shapes in an endeavor to secure a comfortable position while reading, but with one of TIHTEB CRIBKIES i’,h TINTED CRIKKIES Colors are absolutely fast, ONLY 8 CENTS A YARD. Scotch Twilled Tweeds, Very Wide, Good Colors, Pretty Patterns, Q o in g a t J u s t S e v e n c e n t s . 3000 YDS-GOOD LAW N S-3000 YDS O n . l 3 T “ a . Z D i a c o - e . ” These are only a FJSW of the many “ GOOD THINGS ” that can HOW be had at THE BOSTON STORE C3rO T O J. H. W E L L S , 84 PIKE STREET, Opposite the K ink for the ^ ORDERS l o w e s t **** ***°*^ ******* *” Paixitin.gr, ® PA P E R HANGING & KALSOMINING. Oils and leads al tie' Lovast Figures E. T. LAIDLEY, 126 Pike Street, - - Creegan Block. Strictly P ubk D rugs , M edicines and C hem icals . Fine T oilet A rticles , S oaps , B rushes and S ponges . The B est P erfum e s ob tainable, noted for tlieir fine and lasting qualities. Trusses and Shoulder Braces, A large variety Blank Books,Tablets,Pads, Writing Paper & Envelopes Special attention given to the compounding of Prescriptions and Family Kecipes. apr21dw6m 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 be im ported upon order. Orders for Granite Monuments are now received for Spring trade. GALEN BENNET, No. 1 Main street. JUST RECEIYEDI LARGE STOCK OF SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. N. R. Hlgby la selling the Buel $3 calf button ana lace shoes, best in the market. ^-RUBBERS AND AROTIOS REPAIRED N. R. HIGBY, 101 PIKE ST. Q H O L E R A WEATHER. Purify your homes with a cheap ilisinfeetant. 25 POUND BAG OF LIME, HOLDING OVER 30 POUNDS, FOB 25 CENTS. ROCK LIME FOR IVHITE-AVASHING. G. W. H oagiand , Grocer. Siall’s Patent Book M s the long needed essential to SOLID COM FORT is obtained, for they can be used in any position, either while sitting in the easy chair, lying on a lounge or bed, and In the bright summer time, when the hammock is enjoy able, a person can then read happily with a book rest, having his hands free to fan off the tormenting flies and mosquitoes. PRICE $1.25. POR SALE AT LEA & MASON'S Drug Store. THE IMPROVED PATENT I Stands at the head. It leads, others follow. Best, Safest aii Easiest Trass EAR' tr Bilm CHAMPION TRUSS. Manufactured bj’’ Ulflia PHILADE] Sold and LEA & MASON’S P H I L A D E L P H I A , P A . Sold an fitted at LEA’S 10 ct. Specialties TO.BE FOUND AT Lea & Mason’s Drug Store. BANDOLINE, for Ladies’ Hair, nicely perfumed, 10 cents. TO O T H P O W D E R , as Good as the Beat, 10 cents. TOOTH ACHE DEOPS, a Sure Cure in One Minute, 10 cents. C A M P H O R ICE W I T H GLY C E R IN E equal to the best, 10 cents. CORN A N D IBH NIO N PL A S T E R , a Certain Cure,!10]cents. Years,110 cents. L B A ’S: C 0 ITG H :;DR0PS, Twenty-five Thousand Boxes SoldAt Retail Inside of Two iriN S fiC T PO W D E R , will IWoolens, Furs, &c., from Moths and Insects, 10 cents. O P E R A C ACH O US, a Perfume for the Breath,il0 cents. CTTBEB CIG A R E T T E S , for Catarrh Cold in the Head, Hay Fei'er, Foul Breath, Headache,'.10 cents. STICK COSM E T IC, as Good as Import ed, 10 cents. B O X OE W R ITIN G P A P E R , contain ing 24 Sheets of Note Paper and 24 Envelopes, to match, 10 cents. ----- REMEMBER ----- Lea HasoB's Bn Store. Remember these Goods are all flrst-class and such as you generally pay 25 cts. for.
