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THE PORT JER VIS JDAILY UKIOH, FBI DAX BVENINO, SEPTEMBER 21, 1888,'’ CliEVEtiAND IS FOR H ltli. An Onqnaliiiea Endorsement of Hill’s Iniquitous Record. Ex-Senator John J. Kieman reports Mr. Cleveland as being very much grati fied with the renomination of Governor Hill, and with the strong unamity and spontaneity of the sentiment by which it was brought about, and as having no i^ympathy with the mugwump opposition toHilL So Cleveland indorses Hill, ballot re form veto, campaign note, illegal sub contract, and all. This ,is worse than writmg the Fellows letter ; for the Gov ernor of New York state is a more im portant official than the District Attorney of New York county. He has no sympathy with the mugwump opposition to Hill. He has no sympathy with the indignation of the public’s moral sense at the Governor’s corrupt sale of a contract. He has no sympathy with the laboring man whc«e political rights were trodden on by Hill’s ballot reform veto, in the interest of big campaign assessments and boodle corruption funda He approves of saloon domination and saloon nomlna- \ Evidently Mr. Cleveland is rattled. His civil service hypocrisy, and his free trade unpatriotism, have driven away many'of his old friends, and now he is frantically bidding for the support of the lowest ele ments, in the hope of stemming the tidal Boys, we have them on the run. Make it a rout —V. i Y, Prm O F F IC IA I. FIG U R E S FROM M A IN E . Official returns of the Maine ek-ction have beeo received at the office of the Sec retary of State from all voting places save a few remote and unimportant planta tions. The result gives Burleigh, Repub lican, tor Governor, 79,513; Putnam, Deipocrat 61,018; Republican plurality on Gubernatorial vote, 18,495. The plu ralities for Congressmen are: First dis trict, Reed, S.43T; Second, Dingley, 5,- 473; Third, Milliken, 6.533; Fourth, Boutelle, 4,810. The Republicans have 31 Senators to none for the Democrats,and 1S5 Representatives to 36 for the Demo crats- Of 99 county officers, Probate dudges, County Attorneys, etc., the Re publicans elected 96 and the Democrats 3. T H E OLD ROMAN BEATS T H E W OBIiD. Mr. Thurman is the only man who ever carried on a handkerchief flirtation with 60,000,000 people all at once .—Chicago “ That infamous protective system ” was the phrase used by Senator Vest in his de bate with Senator Hoar last Friday. In the Becord of the following day the first two quoted words did not appear, proba bly for prudential reasons. Yesterday Senator Chandler referred to the omission, and Mr. Vest in a passion made an angry repetition of the phrase in his most offen sive manner. The words may not be in the Record, but they are hung up now where they can be easily obtained. In his objurgatory remark Mr. Vest voiced the feeling of bis party toward the American system which it is laboring to destroy.— Trog Times. Vigor and Vitality are quickly given to every part of the ' body by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Thi feeling is entirely overcome. The is punfied, enriched and vitalize . carries health instead of disease to every organ. The stomach is toned and strength ened, the appetite restored. The kidneys and liver are roused and invigorated, ain is refreshei!, the mind made clear E R I E '8 V IC E -PR E S IB E N C Y . T h e Feltou-TU o m as R u m o rs H iscussed by V ice-President T h o m a s . Speculations concerning Erie Vice- President Felton’s position continue to pop up here and there, and the following from an authoritive source in Cleveland, O., ought to set the matter at rest: ‘There is little doubt that Second Vice- President E. B. Thomas of the Erie road, will go to New York on October 1st to assume duty, but not as First Vice-Presi dent in place of S. M. Felton. The report, that Mr. Thomas is to be made general manager of the Erie system, while retain ing the title of Second Vice-President, is, substantially correct. Mr, Thomas has returned from New York where he has presumably been in consultation with the management of the road. He said: ‘ I do not care about discussing the rumors Gon- cerning Mr. Felton and myself. It is enough to say that I am not going to New York to become Fir.^t Vice-President of the Erie. Beyond that I can say nothing.’ When asked whether jt was not true that he was to be made general manager, Mr. Thomas said that he must be excused from answering that question, adding that the newspapers and public could draw their own conclusions. It is believed that Mr. Thomas’ promotion is the first step in a move to drive First Vice-President Felton from the Erie. From inside sources it is learned that a clique of brokers in New York, who are manipu lating Erie stock, have determined to oust Mr. Felton, and that Mr. Thomas, who, however, is entirely innocent of any complicity in the scheme, has been selected as the most available man to take the active management of the road off his hands.” D IH D WORDS. T “ 'Thoro arc a lew tilings that I T ' ’* _ _____ „rm, SSkarU office. \Iw a s sick, fated to endure the ;erous affection of the -------- ^ ------ ---- --------------- : ‘ Why don’t you try Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy ? ’ 1 did so. I grew steadily better, could cat, digest, sleep, work with a clearer head, and the yellow color of my skin had given place to the tones That Announce Pure Blood. ______my statement _______ ___ give you the names and addresses of fifty perso— __ affirm, as I do. that Favorite Remedy, made by Dr. David Kennedy, of Rondout, N. Y., has been to them AND A BLESSING. Y es . I t I s a L ittle E arly gf, But V e have just received 6 Large Cases containing $ 2 5 0 0 W O R T H OF HEW Plnsb Sacqnes, Jackets, jitraps, Paletots and Newmarkets pletely cured. It’s the best thing I ever heard of for any disorder of that nature, and I’ve recommended It to many with like success.” Mr. Daniel Fitts, Taun ton, Mass., says: \ I recommend Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy For Dyspepsia and Sick Headache. I suffered for manv years with these complaints and was cured by Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy.” Mrs. ...... ... „ ^ \ I h a d b e e n a en years old. Dr.D.Kenneflj’sFaYoriteReiefly Rondout, N. Y. Price $1; 6for|5, AND STIEE ANOTHER. e appetite restored. The kidneys c are roused and invigorated. The refreshei!, the mind and ready for work. 'Iry it. —New stock of ladies’ muslin under wear at G. IJry’s at vi \ Who sells “White Satin ?” Every dealer who desires to sell the very Beat Flour FORT JERVIS BUSINESS BRIEFS. —^Tennis shoes, canvass shoes, gent ’ow cut ox ties closed out at veiy lo prices at Kadel’s 100 Pike street. Anew and handsome line of jewelry splayedpli at G r ^ ’s jewelry store (Mar- Repairing done by ex is dis got’s oil g ot’sold stand;. Repairing done by ex perienced workmen.—dawtf. —C oal and W ood — .'The best grade of co^ 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 Ola stock sold; make way foj the new. All new goods at Gray’s jewelrj store (Margot’s old stand). All kinds o- repairing done promptlv.—dawtf. —Emmet Van Sickle, who has hau 2( years’ experience as a practical jeweler, istst nineine yearsears of which he has beereer reparei pa n y or which he has b nected with A. C. Margot, is now fulh pared to do all kinds of watch, cloci p i c p i u c u k u u u a u tsa u u a w i v r a k c u , c i u c r and jewelry repairing at short notice au‘ in a first-class manner at his new place o sell at reasonable prices and guai 128 Pike streei. All wori 'ce sixteen ounces to the pound and ■ - - - - pound? t.) the ton.—llslOt. Pike streei. All wori guaranteed. Watches and jewelry of aV Kinds can be pui ' prices.—dawtf. An Important Change in the New York R. 0. Jackson, superintendent of the railway mail service in New York city, was Wednesday dismissed from the de partment by the Postmaster General. Serious charges were brought against him two months ago, and an investigation was instituted. It was alleged by the complainant that money had been paid to a middleman as bonus for obtaining employment for a clerk in Jackson’s office. The latter de nied that he knew anything of the trans action, even if money had been paid, which was rews to him. Mr. Jackson has been 25 years in the postal service. He is succeeded by J. B. Given of Cin cinnati, who occupied a corresponding position in the west. Mr. Jackson says he knows of no reason for his removal. He is a Republican and his successor is a Democrat. F . X. SCHOONMAKER. The Republicans of this town who re member the able campaign speeches, de livered at this place by F. X Schoon- maker, eight years ago, and again during the Blaine campaign in 1884. will be pleased to know that he is again in the field, striking sledge hammer blows, for protection and the success of the Repub lican ticket. Mr. Schoonmaker possesses extraordi nary ability as a popular and successful expounder of all questions relating to the tariff. His volumnous and exact know ledge of these subjects, coupled with his general utilty as a campaign speaker, will enable him to render the most important service to the Republican party this fall. H a p p iness and H e a lth are important problems, the former de pending greatly on the latter. Every one is familiar with the healthy properties of fruit, and no one can afford to be sick and miserable while the pleasant California concentrated liquid fruit remedy. Syrup of Figs, may be had of our enterprising druggists. For sale in 50 cents and $1 bottles by E. T. Laidley. M R . MORTON AS A FA R M E R . A telegram from Elmira states that Hon. Eevi P. Morton’s exhibit of Guern seys at the state fair have been awarded two first prizes, five second prizes, and gold medal for the best herd. With those awarded Mr. Morton at Buffalo, he has so far this season been given 17 prizes m all. Your grocer is a “ chestnut ” if he can not furnish you with Tulip soap. Make him get it. —The Matamoras Coal, Lumber and Wood Association, have in stock at theii yards on Jersey Avenue, Port Jervis, and Matamoras, Pa., a good quality of egg, stove, chestnut and pua coal, which lhe\ will sell at reasonable prices and giiaran- and we want onr customere to see them. E very G arment W e S how I s N ew . We have about twenty-five left over’s which we will dig out later in the season. You know that the early bird catches the worm aid that the best goods se’l first. If you are not prepared to buy ju‘t at present, make your selection, make a small payment and have it laid away for you. Our line of Childrens Cloaks and Ladies’ Cloth Jackets is very complete. An early inspection is solicited. WESTBROOK & STOLL. LEA'S OPERA HOUSE c o M R E m i m T * © - I s T I G r U T Introducing 15 SPECIALTY ARTISTS as good as money can procure in D TJTCK., IRISH AND BLA GK FA OED SPECIALTIES. T H E K I N G 0 1 H I G H C L A S S M A G I C I A N S , with the Latest and Best Magical Apparatus in America. S PSYCHEi THE AUTOMATIC FIGURE fitted as the head or hack, m Sense si anatomical principles, shoe should hi Jommon Sense shoes, modeled upon imical principles, is the acme of all a JOHNSON. HERE’S A TIGELER forjall who are in need of FOOT WEAR OF ALL MNDS AT KADEL’S to reduce the overfloiving Larp Stocl of Boots anil Sloes we are offering plenty of good Bargains for the Next 80 Days to come. This is no BLOW, but I mean it all. C o m o a^rLd. S e e for yourself at K adel ' s IOOP ike S t . FO R SA E E :0R t o r e n t . JO H N H. WOOD, t # r e a l e s t a t e b r o k e r , OFFERS FOR SALE: Farm, 60 acres, 10 acres improved, good frame house 3 story 4 rooms, 3 miles to station near Barryvllle, price $300. 116 lots in one plot in Port Jervis, $300. Farm, 75 acres, 70 acres improved plow and meadow, smooth, in good fence, dant buildings, water, fruit, 1 pair mares. J . H . W E L L S , 84 PIKE STREET, Opposite the Kink tor the ORDERS •ttended to et short notlee tor P a l i x ' t i n s T y PAPER HANGING & KAESOMINING. Oils and Leads at tie Lowest Figures by trU.t.VXy X&UJlt/y X iJUAX XlXaXVDy stock, cattle, all farm implements, 11 mile Delaware river, title perfect, price $3500. Keepers of hoarders, home bu’ attle, all farm implet from Port Jervis, situation sightly, view of Port Jervis, railroads, canal and 3, home buyers,speci] called to house, 7 i E. T. L A I D L E Y , iq 6 Pike Street, - - Creegan Block. Strictly P ure D rugs , M edicines and C hemicals . Fine T oilet A rticles , S oaps , B rushes and S ponges . The B est P erfumes ob tainable, noted for their fine and lasting qualities. Trusses and Shoulder Braces. A large variety Blank Books,Tablets,Pads, Writing Paper & Envelopes o x < 3 - . A . i 5 s - i 3 i . < r : r » o i e i ‘E 3 D - o x a - - ^ i 3 s , Special attention given to the compounding of Prescriptions and Family Recipes. apr21dw6m tebes and je’si mrehased at FOR SALE What is “ White Satin?” It is positively It Brand of Flour in the market itaract Mills, Min A smallmall sumun of money will buy an ex s , , celient business property on Jersey ave.. extending 100 feet to line of tbe &ie E ~ ’ ar the proposi ‘ J no L B on ] m g 10 W. Co., and very nearjthe lONNBIl. —Ask your grocer for “ Puritan” hams. They are very fine. ’Try them. Silver Miners. The miners of Montana, undergo grea’ hardships and exposure, and consequent!) coughs or throat troubles are very preva lent among them. In order to have unfailing cure for the^ aifflcaltiea ev miner carries with him a botth Wert’f fail to give si T. Laidley. lies ever) leof Vai —The best quality of German knitting, midnight, Saxony and other yarns are a G. Ury’s. CHOICE c t L h IN G l o t . A fine building lot, 50x100 feet, in be.s location up-town, 3 minutes’ walk fron central part of the village, I Offer. Such a choice lot is not often offered for sale For price and terms apply to D. Ho), brook, Port Jervis, N. Y. ANTED-AGENTS TO SOLICIT T ¥ Indemnity (preferred) Insu a week at a cost of $6 ca tory and terms address. 31 Park Row. N. Y. City I lot, between Sussex and Fowler streets, I offer for sale for $2600. payment one-third. Will rent for twelve per cent. G o ins H o u s e K e e p ing. We can please you from oui great iissortmout. THE FINEST WHITE WARE In latest shapes. A decided bargain in a Combination Breakfast, Dinner & Tea Set 128 PIECES, ONLY $14.27. 1378 visitors to onr crockery rooms in August. HOAGLAND’S, UP-TOWN DAVID RENNET, Fin Agent for several of the most reliable Insurance Companies. CHF. EQUITABLE ACCIDENT ASSO CIATION OF BINGHAMTON, N . X. CHE E M P L p IE S LIABILITY ACCI DENT COMPANY, RELIABLE INSURANCE FOR HORSES. 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 RECEIVEI)! Office St. J o h n ’s B lock. FRONT STREET, - PORT JE R T IS. AND BALL MEN’S KANGAROO AND ALLIGATOR, Button and BaU at Low Figures. W-RUBBBR8 AND AROTIOS REPAIRED H. R. HJGBK 101 P l ie s ST. costing alone over $3,500. FULL LINE DRESS GOODS. ONLY N IN E CENTS. OLD PRICES 10 TO 15. 17 Shades Flannel Dress Goods. 62 inches wide, extra weight, and every thread wool, 50 CENTS A YARD, OLD PRICE 75 CENTS. SILK PLUSHES. ALL NEW SHADES. H A L F A DOLLAR. Just About Half Value. U M , GliM’s aii iFi! Fall Uailerf ear Now Selling at THE BOSTON STORE 200 Presents Oiien Away Nipiy F R E E O F C H A R G E , including P I A N O S and O R G A N S Look for Our Grand Parade at Noon. ADMISSION 50. 35 and 25. SBA.TS ON SALE AT LEA & MASON’S DRUG STORE. EVERYTHING NEW New Fall Dress Goods A N D A T THE NEW YORK STO R E New Dress Goods comprising Henriettas in all the New Fall Shades, Flannel Dress Goods in all the New Novelties, Novelty Suitings, Combination Suitings, Surah Plain and Stripe, Black and Colored Silks, Satins and Faille Francaise as fine an assortment as can be fouhd an v where. SILK PLUSHES 50 GENTS PER YARD, THE NEW YORK STORE. W.E.McCORMICK DEAI.EB IN Pianos, Organs and Musical Instru' ments of ail Kinds> A thoroughly competent piano and organ tuner and repairer employed, and orders so- Ucited. Mr. Fred Schweiker has charge of the mu sical department and Mr. McCormick mves his personal attention to the Sale of Real Estate and the Collection of Rents. Store and office now located in the Walsh Building, No. 105 Pike Street, Port Jervla. N . Y. IB lx x ii x a S - a s l x L e s s C o l l e g r e gU P P E R -EG G S ON TOAST. We see new faces daily with nose slightly turned up. They are people who have been struck with had eggs and are after fresher ones from Feathertown. We have them. The hens are eclipsing all previous years. Come again. HOAGLAND, THE GROCER, Pro prietor of the Feathertown Hennery, product 27,(X)0 eggs yearly. Cor. Lake and Wahter A. J. WARNER, Prin., a Sts., Elmira, N. Y. j y R . H. T. H. RUSSELL, S ttccessob to D b . H. F. DO] S l’U.xre;eck3x . x r s e o s x ----- - Office in the West hours from Sales Over 42 , 000000 , L!)s: Ixd N G M A N ”^ hsO W T E iy P r e p a r e d ^ I » A X N T Actual Cost Less than $1.25 per &allon. \ Highest Gratis of Excellence. ’ Sold Under Guarantee.'\\^ Any Building Not Satisfac torily Painted,will he Be-Painted Free of Cost. FOR SALE BY MALVEN, GORDON & CO. • jMi. A’ • iS-u 3 0 e a x t l » - t . Office in the Westbrook Building. Office lours from 8.30 a. m., to 5.30 p. m. Dental v^ork of all Mnds* administered.
