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THE tO S T JEKVIS B A IL T T O M S , SA'i’tfKDAS IfVENlK H , ^ttLY 14,, X888. V A tO W A i w i i VILLAIN. He SliootK tlie Woman He Defeived, then IB im I s H is Own Infe. Mvj. Terosa A.ciams, a comely widow of 45, -whikept a hoarding house at 477 West 23d street, New York city, was in duced to marry a boarder, mme Richard Carter last December, It turned out that Carter had liis Sunday manners on until after the marriage, and he then began to show his true character. He came home drunk, abused bis wife and the boarders. Finding her enlreuticB of no avail, hi.- wife drove him from the bouse and le- nounced his name. Thursday afternoon she received a note from him requesting her to meet him out side as he bad something important to tell her. She met him on Sixth avenue anti 23d street. She refused to have anything to do with him unless he quit drinking. Carter became exasperated at h r refusal, and drawing a revolver, shot her twice, then pointed the revolver at his own head and drove three bullets into his own brain. He died shortly afterwards. Mrs. Adams may recover. She has four daughters, who work at fancy dress making and the whole family are highly spoken of, while Carter is denounced by every one. A WORKING CLUB IN MONTGOMERY. A communication from Montgomery this county stases that that place has one of the most energetic and enthusiastic Republican campaign clubs in the state. A thorough canvass of the district will be made by its members, and young men who will vote for the first time this year will he induced to join the party of liberty and protection, The ofBcers of the club are: O. Fred. Luquer, President; Dr. E. Ross Elliott, First Vice President; Lester Winfield, Second Vice President: Robert Young, Third Vice Presidaut; Henry Powell, Secretary; Hon. F. Bodioe. Trea- IS EMPRESS AUGUSTA A PRISONER ? The Pall Mall Gazette, which, since its editor’s political journey through the con tinent has become an authority on foreign affairs, declares that the Empress Augusta is virtually under arrest; that the Palace of Friedrichskron, where she remains, is all but in name a prison, and that such has been the position of a Princess Royal of England ever since the death of the Emperor Frederick left her exposed to the tender mercies of her enemies. LIST OE UNCLAIMED LETTERS. The following is the list of unclaimed letters in the postofflee at Port Jervis, N. T., for the week ending July 14th, 1888 : L adies .— Mrs. Sadie Aumick, Miss Sa die Bouton, Mrs. James Campbell, Mr& C. H. Sanford. G entlem en . —Jacob Gelman, John K Palmer, R. J. Smith, P. Trinaman, Geo. P. Ward 2. B enj . R taix , J b ., P. M. seasoi A Good Appetite isential to good health ; but at this Dn it is often lost, owing to the pov- :rty or impurity of the blood, derauge- nent of the digestive organs, and the veakening effect of the changing season. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a wonderful medi cine for creating an appetite, toning the digestion, and giving strength to the whole system. Now is the time to take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla, — e are offering decided sash ribbons which the ladk ciate at G. Ury’s. ide bargains in will appre- tionsin prices are made sntire stock of millinery FORT JERVIS BUSINESS BRJEES. —Large reductioi throughout our ent at G. XJry’s. —Gentlemen’s low strap and Oxforc ties, plain or tipped, of calf or sub-kan garoo,at Kadel’s, 100 Pike street. —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 perienced 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. Robertson, 159 Jersey avenue. Telephone call 61.—dtf. —The old stock sold; make way foj the new. All new goods at Gray’s jewelrv ■ ' All kinds ol store (Margot’s old stand), repairing done promptly.—dawtf. —^Emmet Van Sickle, who has hau 20 years’ experience as a practical jeweler, the past nine years of which he has been connected with A. 0. Margot, is now fally 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 128 Pike street. All work guaranteed. Watches and jewelry of all Binds can be purchased at reasonablf prices.—dawtf. a n a c c o m m o d a t io n t e l e p h o n e For the accommodation Lea & Mason have liad pi ‘ephone ephone for the use of the public ilaced in theii ! of the public ing Middletown, Goshen, lurgh, Albany, and all other places icledby the Hudson River Telephoi itore a tel at large, includii Newburgh, Alba ^ connected by the Hudson River Telephone Company. The rates charged will be the game as charged by the central office. Thi ened every day durin 8 opened every day d rom 7 a. m. until 10 p. m. Remei hat Lea & Mason’s is the onl;y a town that has a telephoi ing the year Remember l drug store TEXAS COWBOYS. lia b f f i ^ o S s a n ‘d c S 8 . I lUU hraatliVor iASuN;vi;sVimoiv^^^ tain qualities of the climate. Cough rem<^ a ‘■'’n'^xim const queni j , m g a u ifvpiiv iwiuu p .. ..-n This is what Alexander Speer & i foremost druggists in Blanco, Tex; dies are, const qnently, in great c This is what Alexander Spee^& S m, the rg i t mTt-that it is the best selling artic’ have ever had on our shelyes and IfKENCHM l-uN FIGUl. A Statosman Downs a Soldier in a Duel. There was an exciting time in the Freucli Chamber of Depulios yesterday over the' debate of a resol iition offered by General Boulanger. The resolution was streunously opposed by M, Floquet. In defending his resolution General Boulanger was wrought to a high pitch of excitement and in his reply five times stigmatized M. Floquet as an impudent liar, each time raising a storm of imprecations. He was repeatedly called to order and the members became indig nant. From all the benches came cries of rage, and insulting epithets were hurled him. Finally a vote of Censure of the general was moved and seconded amid an uproar of approval. Before a vote could be taken on it the general tendered his resignation to the president and quit the chamber in a rage. The members fol lowed him with daiisive cheers and laugh ter and howled at him from the steps of the palace. As a result of the bitter and violent per sonalities in the Chamber of Deputies a duel was arranged between General Boul anger and Premier Floquet. The contest ants met at Count Dillon’s estate Neuilly-sur-Seine, at 10 o’clock Friday morning. In the encounter B-oulanger received a severe wound in the neck and Premier Floquet was slightly wounded in the hand, chest and foot. But little time was lost in the prelimi naries, and after the men had taken their positions the duel commenced. Both con testants were intensely excited. General Boulanger forced the fighting and made several passes at his adversary, but did not strike him. Premier Floquet, who was pale and trembling, parried the thrusts of his adversary, but did not exhibit the skill of an expert swordsman. In the second encounter General Bou langer made a desperate pass at M. Flo quet, who thrust out his sword aud held that of his adversary off. After a short rest the men renewed the fighting, and Boulanger made a vicious thrust at Flo quet, who warded it df. Instantly he made a lunge with Ms sword and plunged it deep in Boulanger’s neck. The general staggered, threw his hands about the wound and fell into the arms of his sec onds. A physician who was present ban daged Ms wound,immediately after which the general was placed in a carriage and driven from the field. Boulanger’s wound shows dangerous symptoms. Inflammation has set in, and the breathing of the patient is affected. The duel has resulted in alienating nearly all of Boulanger’s friends. La Lant&rne, which has heretofore vigo ously supported Mm, announces in i issue to-day that it had severed all coi nection with Boulangerism. ats, in a recei “ Better ■8 too late.” He who mature before mow- ^ , most concentrated part of the plant and takes the husk. Never allow the seed to waits for the seed to ma ing throws away the i How a Skilled Workman F o u n d A ssiatance O u tside of H ia C raft— I am a coppersmltb by trade and enjoyed robust health all my life until the year 18S0, Vhen I was taKen Had Kidney Trouble. and am NOW PERMANENTLY WELL, i . - iSu?'to5ve Honor to Whom it is Due. bodily torture and'______ cine which aff jrds me so pleasant a prospect. Dr.DIenned^’sFaYoriteRemedj Rondout, N. Y. Price $1; 6 for |5. f You If You a distress or in-essure in tin- parts. If Ynil Lam<- UlH-nmatism, l^tin” 'I I UU inpr, AeliiuH: Pains in side or hips. If Ynii have I)ial)(-t<*s or Dropsy, or s(-autv, o 1 I UU high colored urine, f You 5 “srs:% ;‘s a f You f Y o u l s . “ M’K \ & ^ f Ymi haveStoru-in Kidn<-y,or (iravel in JJlad. I I UU dor, stoppage ol m-ine or Drilil.ling f You jmost druggists regard to Van'Wert’s Balsam : sold all the Balsam and are forced to at ; it is the best selling article vs exas,say in ” We have e ever had on our cause it ftiveB general $atii sale by E. T. Laidlej isfactioi E veuv D ose (J oes IhoisT 111 Genuine hau; Dr. Kilmer’s likeness on 111 outside aud inside wrajipers. Sold I I . O 0 - — S i x B o l t l e H $ 5 . 0 0 \ I CASABIANCA. T he boy stood on the burning deck. Whence all but he had fled; He saw amid the cargo’s wreck A box, and, calling, said t ^'Say, father, say if I may sit Upon this box and wait?” And then w'ithout his sire’s permit, Down on that box he sate. “ Say, father,” once again he cried, \M y patience is clean gone! ” And but the booming shots replied, And fast the flames rolled on. Then came a burst of thunder-sound— The boy, oh! where was he ? Upon the box, high did he bound. Then floated on the sea. For ’twas a box of I vory S oap , And buoyantly it bore That gallant child, who ne'er lost hepe. Safe to the sandy shore. A W ORD OF W ARNING. There are many white soaps, each represented to be “ just as good as the ‘ Ivory’j ” 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 1886, by Procter & Gamble. It will not pay you to make yonr MUSLIN UNDERWEAR when yon can buy them so clieap at tlie NEW YORK STORE We have a full line of Cheinise, Skirts^ Drawers Night Dresses and Corset Covers at 25c, 50c and 75c. Also a choice assortment of Satteens a t 131- 2 c p er Y a rd Reduction in all Summer Dress Goods to close them out. F t . J - O J E t J D ^ l X r Sraier Goods are now Ready in all ie Departments. We have continued our leading and approved styles. W e have also added several elegant new styles, particularly in Ladies’ Button Boots and Low Shoes, both Opera Toe and Common Sense. F J i^O J fT A I ^ J ? S m J S 'J ^ T S , P O R T J E R V I S , N . Y . The Old Original Still Lives. M illions of P ounds ! T housands of T ons U sed ! M a . z Y i m o r L d . ’s S l u L ^ S l n o t Destroys Potato Bugs, Currant Worms, Cut Worms, Cabbage Worms, Flea Beetles ( called Black Flies), Striped Bugs, Terrapin Bugsi, &e. SLUG ^HOT effectually destroys these pests. It is (prick, safe and cheap and no mistake For sale at l I S I o m T o e c l s : cS s B o n , n . e i r s who have the sale of it for this Territory. Call and get a circular. E L x x i i x a . B - a . s i x i . e s s O o l le g r ® B O S I M E S 5 'ivhore suceessruj. No vacations. Students can filter at any time and r^’ceive jiersonal in- ■^truction. Address for catalogue and lull particulars. cor. Lalioand WafcV'stZ^^^Elrni’rai^N^Y, ment, to represent an old ________________ 'lis owu section. Salary, U’ suited, 8100 per nontb. References exacted. Sirpr. M anu - ACTUBiNO H ouse , 3 o Roude St., N. Y, More Hew Goods, Hew Styles, Fasy Prices HAMMERED BRASS HANGING LAMPS I>I-:COBATED SHADKS, 1»3,75, «S3 35, !»3,50. UP. Om- greatest .spn-ad on exhibit .Tnly 6th in DECOR.^'TED DINNER. TEA AND TOILET SET,-3. VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED. H O A G L A N D ’S C R O C K E R Y B A Z A A R . A __ A _ _ A . A A A ___ A ___ A A _ A A _ A ___ A ___ A ___ ^A ---- A— A I p o s i n I o b i l l | s Satteens, Satteens. Tlie most elegant Satteens you ever saw at 13 1-2 CENTS A YARD. FRENCH SATTEENS Reduced to 35 cents a yard. WESTBROOK & STOLL’S. SOLID COMFORT Is what every man,woman and child is look ing lor, and wlien obteined, j.s enjoyed to its full extent. To accomplish this, aifferent manufacturers have devised vai’ious easy chairs, well-cushirmed spring beds, inviting . lounges, swinging hammocks, and aU that sort of thing; still a person will become fatigued, their arms will ache, their fm 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 Small’s Patent Book Rests 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 tbe 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 mosauitoes. NOW FOR BUSINESS, LEA & MASON’S The Foiu’th of July is over, The Real Hot Weather is yet to come and THE BOSTON STORE will give you “ Hard Pan” prices on all “fllNETY lathe SHADE” SELLERS Bi ------ TH A T ------ Must Make T h e m Go. Drug Store. THE IMPROVED PATENT Stands at the head. I t lead.s, others follow. lest, Safest ui Easiest Trass TO WEAR For Heriiia or RmitiirB ---- IS THE ----- CHAMPION TRUSS. J. H. WEILLS, 84 PIKE STBEET, Opposite the B in k tor the ORDERS l o w e s t PRICES attended to at fhort n otice for j P a i n t i n - g ; , PAPER HANGING & KAL80MINING. Oils and Leads at tbe Lowest Figaros Manufactured by Vn P H IL A D E L P H IA , PA. Sold and.'fitted at LEA & MASON’S LEA’S E. T, LAIDLEY, 10 ct. Snecialties iq 6 Pike Street, - - Creegan Block. Strictly P u re D rugs , M ed ic in e s and C hemicals . Fine T oilet A rticles , S oaps , B rushes and S ponges . The B est P erfum e s ob tainable, noted for their fine and lasting (][ualities. Trusses and Shoulder Braces. A large variety Blank Books,Tablets,Pads, Writing Paper & Envelopes Special attention given to the compounding of Prescriptions and Family Recipes. apr21dw6m t o : b e f o u n d a t Lea SVJ/lason’s Drug Store. BANDOLINE, IforILadies’ Hair, nicely perfumed, 10 cents. 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. TOOTH ACHE DROPS, a Sure Cure in One Minute,-10 cents. CAM PHOR ICE W ITH GLYCERINE equal to the best, 10 cents. CORN AND BUNION PLASTER, a Certain Cure, 10 cents. OPS, Twenty-fi' Thousand Boxes Sold at Retail Inside of Two Years, 10 cents. c a r b o l i c : IN SECT POW DER, will Protect all Woolens, Furs, &c., from Moths and Insects, 10 cents. OPERA CACHOUS, a Perfume for the Breath, 10 cents. CUBEB CIGARETTES, for Catarrh Coldinlthe Head, Hay Fever, Foul Breath, Headache, 10 cents. STICK COSMETIC, as Good as Import ed, 10 cents. BOX OE W R ITING P A P E R , contain ing 24 Sheets of Note Paper and 34 Envelopes to match, 10 cents. JUST KECEIY M )! mgby m selllng^tim Buel^ s calf button KTRUBBElb AND AKO'nOS REPAIRED IV. fi. tUGBY, 107 PIKE ST. COMBINATION DINNER, BREAKFAST AND TEA SET FOR $17.44 128 PIECES-SQUARB SHAPES. HOAGLAND’S OROCEEKY BAZAAR. L e a & M B r i M Remember these Goods are all flrst-cleiSS' and such as you generally pay 25 cts. for.
