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IM S PO Rt JERVIS DAILY OTIOH, ^ R lD A t R V E R m a , SEPTEMBER 21,1888, Dress the Hair W ith A y e r 's H a ir V ig o r . Its c lea n li n e s s , b e n e f icia l e f f e c t s o n t h e sca lp , an d 11 tiling. w e a k or t h in , prom o tes a n e w grow th. la s t in g pe er ri fn m e c o m m e n d it for n n i- p s t h e hair a il reserves its c o lor, p r e v e i an d , i f t h e h a ir h a s bet t in g p rsal t o ilb t u s e . I t k e e p s t h e h s o f t a n d s il k e n , p r e s e r v e s it s c o lo I restore th e orig in a l color of m y w h ic h h a d tu r n e d prernatiirely Efficacy of th is p r e p a r a tion .” —M rs. P . H . I ^ v i d - son , A le x a n d r ia , L a . ) “ I w a s a fflicted s o m e t h r e e y e a r s w i t h sca lp d isea s e . M y h a ir w a s fa llin g o u t an d w h a t r e m a in e d t u r n e d g r a y . I w a s in d u c e d to tr y A y e r ’s H a ir V ig o r , a n d in a f e w w e e k s th e d i s e a s e in m y sca lp disapp e a r e d a n d m y h a ir r e s u m e d its orig in a l c o lo r .” — ( R e v . ) S . S . S im s , P a s t o r U . B . C h u r c h , S t . B e r n ice, In d . “ A few y e a r s a g o I su ffered t h e e n t ire lo s s of r a v 'hair f r o m th e e f f e c t s o f t e t te r . I hop e d th a t after a tim e n a t u r e w o u ld repair th e lo s s , b u t I w a ite d in v a in . M a n y r e m e d ies w e r e su g g e s t e d , n o n e , h o w e v e r , w ith su c h p r o o f o f m e r it a s A y e r ’s H a ir V igor, a n d I b e g a n t o u s e it. T h e r e s u lt w a s a l l I c o u ld n a v e d e s ired . A g r o w t h o f ha ir so o n cam e o u t a l l over m y h e a d , a n d g r e w to b e a s so f t a n d h e a w as I e v e r h a d , a n d o f a n a t u r a l color, a n d firm l y se t . ” —J . H . P r a t t , S p o f fotd , T e x a s . Ayer’s Hair Vigor, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by Brnggieta and Perfumers. T h is is the T o p of the G e n u i n e Pearl Top Lamp Chimney. A ll others, sim ilar a re imitation. i^This e x a c t Label , is on each P earl i T o p Chimney. 4 A dealer may say f and think he has others as good, ____ BUT HB: HAS HOT. Insist Upon the Exact Label and Top. F or S ale E verywhere . M ade only by GEO. A. MACBETH & GO.. Pittsburgh, Fa. .fcjhe Best and Purest MedIcipeP E V E R M A D E . I I ?;i^2^ItwinaiivefflfeHiDmoY-£romyoto I ^ ^ C ^ s y s tem , and make your akinl II They never fail to cure. HUMPHREYS' UOMEOPATHIC-----^ y \ ----- VETERlNARl specifics That the diseases of domestle animals, H oksbs , C attije , S heep , Does, H ogs and P oultry , are cured by H u m p h r e y s ’ V e t e r in a r y S p e c if i c s , Is as urue as that people ride on railroads, send messages by telegraph, or sew with sewing machines. It Is as Irrational to bottle, ball, and Weed animals In order to cure them, as It Is to take passage In a sloop fromNew Y ork to Albany. Used In the best stables and recommended by the U . S . A r m y C a v a lr y O fficers. ia r ‘500 PAGE BOOK o n treatment a nd care oi Bom e stic A n im als, a n d stable chart m ounted o n rollers, sent/ree. r r . j i i r a isfra ? ; ? ; B . B . - S t P a i n s , L a m e n e s s , B h e n m a t i s i n . C . C .—D iste m p e r , N a s ^ D i s c h a r g e s . D . D .—B o t s o r G r u b s , W o r m s . E . E .-C o u g h s , H e a v e s --------------- - ------- C o lic o r G r i M i s c a r r i a g e , Ux’in a r y an d ___ [ . —E r u p t i v e D i s e a s e s , ! J . K..— D i s e a s e s o f D ig e s t * . P r i c e , Single Bottle (over 50 doses), - .6 0 S o l d b y D r u g g ists; o r S e n t P r e p a i d on K e c e ip t o f P r i c e . Humphreys’ MeS. €.o., 109 Fulton St., N. Y. '^IRK’S GROVE. ( Coniinudfmn Second $age.') old colt, Richard F lin; best 3-year-old colt, Louis Rickety ; best 1-year-old colt, A. V. Borden. C attlb . — Best yoke of oxen, C. Scbeidell ; best 4-year-old steers, Philip Eltz ; best 3-year-old steers, Philip Rose j best 3-year-oId steers, G. Btephenson ; best cow, M. Bomberger ; best bull, H, Beedle ; best 3-year old heifer, John Beck ; best yearling heifer, A. Stephen- STEUBKN OOTJNXT. H ornblibviub . . — The trial of potato diggers took place on the farm of James Gray on Tuesday'afternoon as advertised. Pour machines were r epresented. The McCollum, Sheldon Bros., agents; the Planet, Jr., Rose & Cotton, agents ; the Harrington, Cridler & Sons, agentet and a digger devised by our ingenious tov^nsman A. T. Allis. The McCollum got broken in trahsportation and could not be ex hibited, a circumstance regretted both by the agents and the farmers present. Mr, Allis’s machine also failed to work. It has not yet been fully perfected. The Planet, Jr., and the Harrington were put into the field, the soil of which was mel low and'tolerably ftee f rim stone. Both did good vi^ork. The former is the lighter machine. The trial was witnessed by a large number of interested farmers. TOMPKnffi COUNTY. I thaoa .—During the trial of Joseph Bishop here yesterday for horse stealing, one of the jurors named Beers, from Danby, was suddenly taken very ill with bloody disenter^, causing an abrupt ter mination of the action. A new jury will have to be empaneled and the case begun over again. The disease which prostrated the juryman is an epidemic in the south ern part of this county and it is similar to the plague that caused thirty deaths in Candor a year ago........The international fair at Buffalo is drawing many visitors from this city and vicinity and all who hate attended say that the Show was worth all it cost, especially the live stock department, which is remarkable. FROM SOUTHERN ULSTER. IM P O R T A liT W ORK OP T H E COlilMIT- T E E OP T H E U L S T E R AN D D U T C H E S S FA RM E R S ’ C L U B - S O M E IM PORT A N T M EA S U R E S BEPORE TH E COM M IT T E E . A committee of twelve painstaking and practical fruit growers and farmers in Ulster and Dutchess counties tvas appoint ed at a recent meeting of the IJlster and Dutchess Farmers’ Club to prepare a suit able resolution, and to present the same to the club at'its next meeting as a basis upon which that organization could act in seeking legislation in the interests of the farmer. The committee Was called to meet in the Morgan Houses in Pough keepsie, on Wednesday, September 13th. At the time and place of meeting five memjiers of the committee were present as follows : A. J. Caywood, of Marlboro; W. S. Tabor, of Poughkeepsie; W. A. Burhans, of La Grange ; J. N. Lewis, of Red Hook; W. H. Hart, of La Grange. At the hour of calling the meeting these gentlemen, met in a room in the hotel and at once set about their work. A. J. Caywood stated the object for which they were met, allowing for the non-attendance of the remaining mem bers of the committee on account of the rain storm, which had only passed over a half hour or m o r e prior to the hour for holding the meeting. Mr. of Poughkeepsie, N. T., said that the only business before the com* mittee was the framing of a resolution to be submitted to the next club meeting. The subject matter of the resolution was much discussed, and fairly so. Mr. Bur hans, a young energetic farmer, con tented that the committee should pass a resolution to protect the farmers. Mr. Lewis suggested that the farmer should he protected by law, claiming that the lahded interest of the counties represented by them demanded and that they were de serving of legal protection just the kame as other large and important business. Mr, Caywood concured in this view. The committee first and last looked Upon the commission men as an important body of men ; they could not do without them and they did not want to do without them. They were gathered to talk over and dis cuss the best means of bringing about a better understanding of their business. Nothing more and nothing less. Their demands were fair, honest and intelli gently set forth. After much discussion, Messrs Tabor of Poughkeepsie and Hart of LaGrange were appointed a sub-committee to draw up a resolution covering the points discussed. Subsequently they reported. Mr. Tabor read the following resolution which was unanimously adopted by the committee : W h e r e a s , Farmers have no way under existing regulations of knowing what their produce is sold for by the commission ' men, be it Seaolve manager be employed either on commis sion or at a fixed salary, to conduct the business and that at the end of a given term an account of sales be made up and the surplus earnings be divided among the stock holders, Mr. Caywood argued that such a plan would be unwise. The accumulation of produce thus marketed from the two counties of Ulster and Dutchess would re quire a market three times the present size of the Washington market in New York, hence he did not believe the plan practical. The committee refused to take ^ , Mr. lefore the One of the most important actions of le Committee was the denouncement of lany garbled newspaper reports cov- the proceedings of the Club. It is a untruthful b’icityina ich have been proceedings ol ■’nsaid isaid that 7Q\ numb er of newspapt charged to promine gai Utterances have b( mg the state ments made at important meetings, has never been spoken by these newspapers .... instances. Th« fa ■ sy do for the advancement of the terests of every man who by right of na ture is engaged in the noblest and most independent calling known to man, have the liberty to speak out against the open “'isconstruction of their utterances. Frob- ily no man engaged in the cultivation of and the propagation of smallI fi:uit£ where in the State has suffered so from these evil misrepresentations as Mr. Caywood. He has been made to say that all men engaged in the commission busi ness were intentionally dishonest when the record of the Society, kept by a stenog- ler shows that he has never given a fruits any- ) much raphe_ _______________ word or a syllable that could have been construed into a sentence containing such a wholesale accusation. The same is true of Mr. Burhans who was heralded all over the country as the denouncer of the open dishonesty practiced by commission merchants as a whole, when the exact language used by Mr. Burhans, in the ig last held by the U. and D. Club, carried with it B meaning much different, and decidedly complimentary to the [uare, straight forward men engaged m le trade. The Ulster and Dutchess club is not a foe to commission men engaged in the New York and oth< who are proud of a reputation for square dealing. Mr. Caywood has prepared an article which he will submit to the press, defining the club’s position in the discus- sion of the protective measures before them as soon as it s ^ l l 1 by the presf' The Ulster and Dutchess Club is anor- — practical, pmnstaking and tarmers. They have done much for the profesrion and seemed de termined to fight it out on the square “ if it takes all summer.” The next meeting of the club will be held in October, in Poughkeepsie.—H. S. 0. BETXEK THAN A HERO. “ What a coward that Major Smith is,” said Jones to Robinson, “ why the very sight of gunpowder would make him ill. How did he ever manage to become an officer in the army?” “ Don’t say any thing against Smith,” answered Robinson, ‘he once saved my life.” “ Saved your life! Nonsense, impossible! What do von mean?” I mean that I was in the first stages of consumption; I was losing strength and vitality every day with the terrible disease, when Smith advised me to take Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis covery. I had tried all kinds of medicine without success, and my physician had given me no hope; yet here I am, as well as ever a man was, and I owe my life to Smith, and the wonderful remedy he recommended.” A Fam ily Gathering. Have you a father? Have you a mother? Have you a son, or daughter, sister or brother who has not yet taken Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs, the guaranteed remedy for the cure of coughs, colds, asthma, croup, and ail throat and they hi dyspepsia,' dizzin( mstipation dnd THE DELAWARE CO. FAIR. A C R E D ITA B L E SH OW ING OF STOCK PO U L T RY , ETC. — T H E FAKIRS AT 'The forty eighth annual fair of the Delaware County Agricultural Society held at Delhi Sept. 11-14, labored under somewhat adverse ciicumstances, owing to the rain 'Puesday night, which was fol lowed by threatening indications the next two days. Besides this four local fairs are billed within a radius of eighteen miles of Delhi which very much reduced the exhibition and attendance, yet the officers stated that they would he able to pay all premiums in full. 'The officers are as follows: President—E, N. Thompson, of Mere dith. Vice President — C. S. Woodruff, of Delhi. Secretary—J. M. Gordon, of Delhi. Treasurer—Thos. Hutson, of Delhi. The fair had formerly been held in three days, but this year another day was added for experiment. They will prob ably return again to the three day’s sys tem. The cattle exhibit in all classes, ex cept natives, was good. Grade Holsteins, grade Jerseys and grade Devon were the principal shires while there wm a good show of Durhams, Ayrshires and Guern seys. There were two fine herds of grade Holsteins and one each of grade Devons and grade Ayrshires. But five entries for premiums in the various horse classes were made, but a fine display of beautiful specimens of the ani mal was given each afternoon in the promenade upon the track. The sheep and swine departments were not very well represented. The exhibit in the poultry department was large and all of the best breeds were well represented. A very interesting feature of the was the hoys department, m which those under 16 years of age were allowed to compete. This is a very commendable step for all agricultural exhibitions, for the boys of to-day make the men of to morrow, and every possible means should be used to encourage and develop prac tical and scientific farming, the education of the rising generation. The very best help that a yom<g tiller of the soil icould have to enable him to work intelligently is the O range C ounty F armer , and jevery parent should see that his son has and reads it regularly. The last, but by no means the least, was the ladle’s pavilion. This was, as usual, well stored with displays o f skill in every branch of feminine industry front the rural ginger bread to the delicate touches of the artist’s brush. The floral deigns were new and originaL We regret extremely the necessity of stating that this fair had the foul blot upon its record of allowing conscience- seared faMrs, to erect their standi^ and deceitfully entice the honest farmer' into “ speculations” that promised po^ible large gains, and by their trickery, secured their investment of small sums at a time, and finally chuckled as the last dollar of the hopeful \speculator” jingled Jn their till, and the disappointed investor jinrns away vrith expressions of everything but satisfaction. ‘ We noticed farmers, who, soon ^fter stating that they had not time to read the O range C ounty F armer , and therefore did not think it necessary toinves^he small amount, taken in by one of jhese sharpers whose tricks have been so plainly shown up by the F armer in its alinost weekly warnings to beware of attempting to heat the gambler at his own tricks.— Oranffe Oouniy Farmer. OHt MY HEAD. K emp ’ s B alsam is so ld b y T . K. A n d e r £on, 95 Pike Street. No haTC us When taken for less, pain in the side, disordered stomach. C arter ’ s L ittle L iver P ills is sold by T. R. Anderson, 95 Pike Street. Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is unequaled for restoring gray hair to its natural color, promoting growth, and pro ducing new hair on bald heads. 4®* Send C cents for the beautiful colored pic- hare, “ Moorish Maiden.” j THEATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall S t Y. The action of Carter’s Little Liver Pills is pleasant, mild and natural. They gently mulate the liver, regulate the bowels I not purge. They are sure '' please, y them, BE YOUB OWN DOCTOR. It won’t cost you half as much. Do not delay. Send three 2-cent stamps for postage, and we will send you Dr. Kauf man’s great work,fine colored plates from life, on disease, its causes and home cure. Address A. P. Ordway & Co., Boston, Backache is almost immediately relievad of Carter’s SmMt and K irk’s G r o v e can b e secured during the com in g season f o r required ' ----- \ Tn« nrcMiiiiit! its »uiu. u u ____ faith. This question having been discussed PICNICS, D A NC IN G PA R T IES, ETC., ETC. satisfactorily Other items connected with the work of the Ulster and Dutchess Farmers’ Club were talked over. Mr. Burhans made a proposition to the com- Lodges, Societies, Sunday Schools of all kinds can be accommodated at reasonable terms b y applying to junStf F red C onzleman na W OM E N ciaqnlcB sure themwlvca o{ Was) . .......... LogtHaA' mittee that a stock company he organized with a capital of f 3,000, to be conducted in the interest of the fruit growers and farmers in the two counties named on, the same plan that a banking institutio’u is conducted. He recommended that a by weariuff one of Carter’s Smart ai Belladonna' Backache plasters. Try oi and be free from pain. Price 25 cents. Not a particle of quinine nor any min eral substance is contained in Ayer’s Ague Cure—yet it is a warranted specific for malaria. A yer ’ s A gue C ure is sold by T. R. Anderson, 95 Pike street. “ Perfect ” Furnacds. [Trade Mark] are m ade by PILES ! PILES I ITCHING PILES. EICHASDSON,BOYNT0N&Co aS2 and 2 34 W ater St., New York, Healthfu/. Powerful, Durable. ' M A L V E N , G O B O F o r t J e r v is, N , X . iDON & CO„ Dnstling aronnd for yonr share of the world’s good gifts, and it’s hard work: think of something else. This constant work will tell sometime—-perhaps it has already— and nervousness, sleeplessness, neuralgic and rheumatic aches and pains’are part o f the “good gifts” your hustling has won. If you are that way, let us give you a prescription—^no charge for the prescription, though it will cost a dollar to have it filled by your druggist, ^ PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND oj. Big. Use according to directions. A ll druggists keep it. It will strengthen your nerves, tone up your whole system, and make you bless us for prescribing this great nerve tonic. genuine, prepared^only by WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., One of the first things a man changes as the season changes is his hat. W onder 'why there is a pre judice against buying h a t s in a clothing store? W e a d d e d hats to our business because there was money in it for us and for our clothing customers. W e can buy hats c h e a p e r than retail h a t t e r s p o s s i b l y can, fo r handling such quan tities enables us to g o directly to the factory while he must deal with the wholesale h a t t e r who b u y s where we do. Then we can work for a smaller profit because the expense of a department is much smaller than that o f a separate business. Suppose you look at our hats this Fall. M en’s Derbys $1.90, $2.50 and $3.00. ROGERS, PEET & CO., CLOTHES, H A T S A N D SHOES, Broadway and Prince St. Broadway and 32d St. N E W YO RK . PASmON CATALOGUE MAILED FREE ON APPLICATION., J J E N R Y DUTCHER, W A TCHMAEBB A N D JEW E LER; . N o .2 F r o a t Street, WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY BE PAIBBD OCR CLUB WATCH HDJ.VM a m o HfiO FBOM B2S.QO^TO $40,00. B y our n o v e l c lub arrangem ent y o u secure good w a tch f o r $1 a w e e k . CALL A N D SEE. THE TEACHERS’ REST. OLIYBB DITSON & CO., Boston, 0 . H. DITSON, 867 Broadway, N. Y., J. B. DITSQN & OO., 1228 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, or to their branch instrument store, 3 . O. HAYNES & CO , 3 3 Court St„ Boston. ife w m u sic books t o be e Son g m a n u a l 40o Em erson, U n it e d V o ices, Em erson. ! am ined ai’e : ook n 1 For in 1.25) For — Fri- }■ yofing lary Schools. Menard. 30 cents.) Children lldren’s Diadem, Abbey and'I) ’ay Supd f Schools. playersTand , singeis. superfine Ic Tenor Songs. 81. J collections. Any book mailed for retail price. Oliver Difson & Co., Boston, c. H. DITSON a CO.. 867 Broadway, N. y . Gliildren’s IDladem, Hunger. 30 cents. Piano GlaseicB. $1. ^ C lassical JPianiat. $!• Young Feople’s ClaBsics. $1. Song Olassicsy for soprano* $1. ‘ , low voices. SI. Songs. $1. l u B u i a PROpEl^^ltS. ALL KINDS OF APPLIANCES F 0 R ,1 N W D S . 6 a b y A o a c h e s ^ O t S ? 1 5 o aiffeireiit a e s i ^ s . n Patent Antomatic Brakaon ^ Car- ^ -” 1 have disoontinaed facing your orders and dellTered ji United Statet. t Oatslogue, and 145 N ot A Elgh PU IadM i^a, P it and w ill n o t c o st o v e r one-third a s m u c h as in t h e old w a y . I have no w a num b e r o f w a lls on o f F a y ’s Mnnilia, B u ild in g Goods wpoich 1 in v it e the' public to exam in e . Call and see w h a t I have in u s e ; also th e goods. S e n d 2 T w o C e n t S t a m p s f o r C a t a l o g u e and|Si ^ Lain also carrying a large s t o c k o f _si “ LORENZO W OOD, ;rn S t. PP oo rr tt J<ervis, J N. Y. 108 sq feet Rooflngi$2 IPEOIAL DISTRICT MEETING. le Annual District Meeting, neia lu tnif jhool district August 28th, 1888, Notice is hereby given that a special district meeting of the inhabitants of Union' Free School District Number One of the town of Deerpark,-will be held at the Church Street School House on Tuesday, October 2nd^ 1888, at half past seven o’clock in the evening, for the purpose o f taking some action with refer- neeting for action. D a ted P o r t J e r v is, N . Y ., Sept. 10th, 1888. E. E d . S chofield , District Clerk. .laARRigBS’a TH E HAR R ISO N ^ ^ LUCKY MOON S r a ^ lE m a rket. R O B E R T SN E III e S , Society 1 tioner, 9&-08 F u lto n St., N e w Y ork. \®“ N . B .—N o postal c ards answered. B U S I N E S S C A RD S . jpR O O F IS EVERYTHING and w e can produce it i f y o u w ill only stop and g e t a sam p le o f onr A JOMMA BLEN D W h a t is It? W h y the BEST COFFEE ON EA R T H , and w e have secured the s o le a g e n c y for t h is section through a leading exportin g house o f Baltim ore, Md. BALOH & CLAWSON, M atamoras. TV/TRS. WM. BLANFORD’S LADIES’ iy X BAZA A R is R E M O V E D T O N O . SO P I K E S T ., w h e re the latest patterns o f L adles ’ ahu C hildben ’ s C ollabs a n d .C uees , C oe - set W aists and a G ewbbal L ine of U ndebweab can be found. P L A I N S E W I N G A S P E C I A L T Y . T F YOU WANT A NICE, LARGE X roe shad a t rock b o ttom prices, c a ll a t L. L. BARKM AN’S CENTRAL M A R K E T .. H is fresh vegetables ju s t begin to arrive. G e t ’em. Im y ly A B. MOORE & SON’S Jt\.» TRI-STATES STAGE. Leaves Carpenters P o in t 8 ,9,10 and H a . m ., and 1, 3,3, A 5 and 7 p . m . R e turning leaves P o r t J e r v is &30,9.30,10.30 a. m . and 13 m ., a n d 1,30,3.30,3.30, 4.30 6 and 8 p . m . niTHERB SHALL I GET INSUBBD 7 BEFORE TV deciding t h is question ca ll and look a t the securities offered b y t h e follow ing Hue of Com panies: The Liverpool, London « Globe, The im p erial, the Northern, t h e London Assurance, the Orient of Hartford, and th e W ashington Fire & M arine 02 Boston, a lso Life and Accident insurance and R e a l E state bought, sold or rented. . J. A. FISH S S . a n d s w e s t r o o k Building, F o rt Jer- R. GILHGOLY FELL FROM THE A j X band w a g o n and broke his neck. 30 c e n ts roUed from his p o c k e ts and his o n ly son grabbed i t and ran. Ten m inutes later he consoled his m o ther w ith the fa c t th a t DOW the hens w ill lay, a t th e sam e tim e holding up a peck o f Y a n k ee Mixed. Chicken F eed direct from H o a g land’s. J^EN T ISTR Y . 2337. 17b.a.dL. 2s(£ea,c3., St. John’s Building, up-town, practices OBNTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Office hours from 9 a. m . t o 5 p . m. J J R . JAMBS J. MILLS. DENTIST. Office t o Fam u m ’s Bnudtog, Pike St., Port j.irvis, Rooms 1 6 ,17 and 18. office hours from a.m ...to5 n . m. G a s a d m i n i s x b b b d . jgJRASTUG SL A O R iU N ’S LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE — STABLE ------- NO. 222 M AIN STREET, Adjototog t h e Park Hotel. Horses and Cam* l ies let a t reasonable prioes ^W O N G WAHLLE, No. 83 Pike St. CHINESE LAUNDBY. First-class laundry w ork. A ll kinds o f TEAS from friends in China, a t prices that defy com p etition. Q P. HOWELL, ATTORNEli & COUNSELOR AT LAW Faraum Building, port Jervis. NOTARY PUBLIC AND NEW JER SBY COMMISSIOIIER. ^j^IL T O N BENNETOf, a t t o i U se y a n d c o u n s e l o r a t LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, ■it* John% Block’ Front S t., , Port. Jervis, N . Y f ■-EOELB’S' SHAVING AND HATS X i* Cutting Establishment lu.the -T— ^FARNUM BLOCK ------ W L a d lM ’ and Childrens’ Hair C u tting w ill receive m y personal a ttention. I have also to connectloa w ith m y b u siness -------- F IN E BATH BOOMS ------ ffith hot a nd oold w a ter supplied readyfor use a t a ll hours from th e opening n n tu tue cioamg or taie shops. L. ECKLB,Prop. ^ U Y ^ YOUR FISHING TACKLE S t . J O H N ’S D R U G ST O R E [U p - T o w n .] TOE CREAM AT XDOLPH OTT’S, X ICE CREAM PARLORS, 123 JERSEY A V E . Parties or fam ilies furnished day or n ig h t . B o th price and quality guaranteed t o please. , 24jffl6m J^UMBERI LUMBER I ■ GILM AN sells LUM B E R cheaper than a n y ne e lse, a n d better. S H I N G L E , L A T H a n d C A S IN G S OUT .T O O H D E B . D O O R S , F L O O R I N G , E T C ., ET C ., Ships b y c a rload or in large o r s m a ll q u a n tii ties b y freight. A L F R E D GILMAN, G ilman ’ s D epot , N. Y. ^ CARD PROM HON. T. J. LYON. 1 am pleased t o a n n o im ce t o the public a nd m y m a n y f riends t h a t m y health is SO m u c h im p r o v ed t h a t I w ill b e a b le t o r e sum e t h e d u ties o f m y p r o fession in all t h e c o u r ts. 1 w ill be g lad to g iv e c o u n c il t o m y friends, a n d a ll others w h o m a y call upon m e, upon every question pertaining to m y profession, and w h e re n o litigation follow s, 1 ■wUl m a k e no charge. I w ill also m a k e a specialty o f all kinds o f c o llections, and w h e re I fa il in col lecting t h e re w ill b e n o c h arge f o r p r ofessional * services. M y office w ill be at m y house. N o . 31 Sussex St., u n t il furth e r notice, w h e re I m a y be found a t all business hours o f the day and from 9 u n t il 9 i n t h e e v e n ing. TH OS. J . LYON. r I V E R Y , SALE A N D EXCHANGE X J STABLE. f IKB STI^BT, OPPOSITB OBANGH SQUARH. EL, G. PO ilTER , F bopboitob , ( J. A Buchanan’S old stable.] Conveyances u every description turnlshed at short n o tice. Frices r easonable. Telephone call No. 21. C. E BARKMAN, will be pleased tolsee his Jfriends at 1 0 3 S * i : t e e S t r e e t , where he has constantly on hand a fine assortment of GROCERIES, VEGET ABLESj FISH, FRUIT, OONFEOTIOHERY, Nenfoliatel, Sweltzer, San Sago and Dairy Cheese. Home Hade Canned Finit a Specialty.
