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t m FOBT JgBVXS 0A1X3T 0N1OM, T H U E S U s -I K V E N lN tt, JJEOBMBEK30, 1888 r BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Oantinued from fi^'st page. »nd Uii' Poor Houie. They were sic./om panii-'l by Dr. Parries afld the Supenmend- ents of the Poor. The Doctor kindly tx- plained the nature of the insanity and C' -n- diiion of the various insane persons, the sanitary measuies adopted in the institu tion, and other facts of interest. The condition of every department in the Asylum is perfect, and the conv<- nioncesare admirable. Everything bore the appearance of neatness and cleanli ness. What is true of the Asylum may also be said of the buildings occupied by the poor. The old ladies’ department was an interesting sight. Toe cheerful rooms and surroundings, and the contented faces of these aged people, tell the story of how well they are cared for. It was pleasing to hear the eX'?ression8 of many of the inmates, of the kind treatment they recei'^e at the model home for the poor and insane. Tnere is much more to be said in favor of the management of this well and economically conducted institu tion, of the fidthful and conscientious service-! given it by the three Superin tendents of the Poor. Mrs. Monell, too, kind hearted, sympa thetic, with large experience and thor oughly devoted to the work over which she has charge, fully deserves ad the praise given her by those who are cogniz ant of the arduous duties she is called on to perform. The report of the commit tee on Oraoge Farm, which was pub lished a few days ago, is a fair statement of The ’ a iagement of Orange Farm. At 4 o'clock the Supervisors returned to Goshen, well pleased with their visit and what they saw. — M a k e N o M is t a k e .— -If you have made up your mind to buy Hood’s Sarsa parilla do not be induced to take any other. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue of its COarMERCIAT. NEW S. T h e Conditiou o f th e Now York aud Chi cago Stock M a rket To-Day. Reported by Seymour A. Cook, Commtoion Brokers, Roem s>j. F arnum Block. Opening. ClcHing. ~ ' .............. )elaware & Y., L. E. & V J. C entral... & T e x a s... ke Shore... il l 48^4 ffSpSciflS;;:....................... Western Union Telegraph Co. . CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET. Opening. Closing. W h e a t Ja n .\ '...A m * .........r i v.L'Sg Opening. Highest. Lowest. M 9354 O ats— -< J a n . . it ^ II 8454 3 Experience teaches, sometimes easily and sometimes harshlv. Sufferers witi. dyspepsia, heartburn, liver disease, etc., have learned by easy and gentle exper ience that Laxador ia a sure and agreeable remedy for these complaints. Do not stupefy your baby with opium or laudanum mixtures, but use Dr. Bull’s Baby Syrup which is always safe and re liable and never disappoints. Price 25 cents. What is “White Satin?” It is positively I H arry J . Smith, Nellie Hey wood, and a grei the Best Brand of Flour in the market. | company in new and varied repertoire. Manufactured at the Cataract Mills, Min neapolis, Minnesota. ^PERA HOUSE. ONK n i g h t O N I .Y . Saturday. Dec. 2 2 d, ‘THE LAUGHABLE SENSATION ‘O u r P i c n i c ’ The Positive H it of the Comedy World. America’s Representative Comedian, MR, RICHARD COLEMAN, .Supported by o u r Nonpareil Company of Specialty Artists, a—STAR SOTTBR j E T T E S — 3 Headed by Boston’s Favorite Comedienne. M S S MINNIE CONNOR. 1:-GREAT C O M E D I A N S -4 N ew S ongs , N ew D ances , N ew M edlets , N ew EcoENTBicmES. A LAUGH FOR EVERY MINUTE. Popular Prices, 25,35 anJ 50c Seats on sale a t Lea & Mason’s D rug Store. O p e n T o -N igh t S A N T A C L A U S has unloaded his pack at THE NEW YORK STORE Q P E R A HOUSE. S p e c i a l IKe-Eaa.gra.groaaaoii.t ONE WEEK BEGINNING Monday EieniDg, Decemlier 24 , The beautiful a nd charming actress, FRANCESCA REDDING Supported by the g reat singing and dancing comedian, CHARLES THEODORE, Stone in the Bladder. T Jiher article of the kind before the people. For all affections arising from impure blood or low state of iui.s unequalled. Be keeper of sized with Be sure to A N E W IN D GSTKY F O R DECKEKTOW N D,ckertown is r e jo ^ d at the .prospect edt°untii of a uew industry, w d ^ having been be- more^serU gun by Philadelphia parties, on a ’ large factory building, in which they proposrf t.i carry on tbe manufacture a new kind of wall paper, the patents for which they com d 1, which is impervious to water, and which can be washed like wcod work. The factory is to be about IQOfeet long and fwenty-flve or thirty feel wide. The investment in the enter prise will be at the start about and it is expected that the factory will give employment to some fifty hands. The $500 bill found in the street last Sunday will liquidate many claims, but it won’t liquidate the dirt from your soiled linen half as well as Tulip soap. FemiBylvaiiia Dutchm en. The Germans of Pennsylvania are ex- They do not buy any- H o w i t ivas R e m o v e d and t h e Unbounded G ratitude of th e Sufferers. Mr. B. D. Parsons, a well known hookkoe Rochester, N. Y„ w rites: \One day I was selzi a pain in the lower part of my back. Next came a stoppage of tbe flow of urine, and acute pain accom panied the passage of tbe fluid. I sought advice and was told that my symptoms w ere those of Stone In the Bladder. I will not try to describe what 1 went through. None of the means taken produced any hen until I began the use of Dr. David Kennedy’s orlte Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y. Gradually the Monday Evening, A g rand p roduction o f H. J . Smith’s beauti ful story o f English life, “ B leekmore,” A Revised version of “ A n Oath to the Dead.” FuU of songs, dances, duets, etc. The best Lighted Store BY DAY OR NIOHT, And The Very Best Goods at Lowest Prices I © “'^7^KC“2 r T H E B O S T O n S T O R E Is A l w a y s C r o w d e d . S o i< if)S Y d iF T g . Every Department Offers U f Soitai Ir a Glrislias F n Do not fail to visit our CLOAK DEPARTMENT, We have made extraordinary reductions in prices for the balance of our stock of Plush Sacques, Plush Wraps, Plush Jack ets, Ladies’ Cloth Newmarkets, Special Prices on ladies’ aad Gents Goid Mounted Umbrellas. with presents for old and young. A Big Lot ot Holiday Goods of all description and at popular low prices. An elegant line of Flush Sets, Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, etc., etc., now on exhibition TOTS, eoois MS dUES EOE TIB LITTLE OM DOLLS-DOLLS-DOLLS A ll Styles and descriptions. We make a specialty of 25 cent, 50 cent, 75 cent and $1.00. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS m MUFFLERS We are showing a finer line of these very desirable and necessary articles than ever before. We have paid very close attention in se lecting these goods, both in stock and styles, and the prices will please everybody. Gold and Silver Handle Silk Umbrellas. Umbrellas have become a very popular present. We have laid in a very big assortment of them, and want you to inspect our line be fore you purchase. A Muff Makes a Very Nice Present. to be given to a lady friend, a sister or mother. We have them in Genuine Seal Skin, Monkey Hair, Beaver and the ImitationB. Our $2 Imitation Seal Muff is a Beauty. BDT THE BOSS PRESENT OF ALL IS A H i e s Dissolved by the Medicine. Prom this time my recovery was complete, aj reafly in puDlio or m pTvate to testify that Dr dy’8 Favorite Remedy saved my life.” Mr. Crawford. Dmcglst;, of Springfleld, Mass., says: “ J years 1 was afilicred wliu Klcney Disease in its re acute form. Wnat I sutlered must he lei E to the Im Elegant costumes, new and catchy music, elaborate stage settings, change ot bUX each svenlng. ADMISSION 10. 20 AND 30 CENT Reserved S eats now on sale a t Lea & Mason’s Drug Store. Do not forget that we are Headguarters for these goods., Our Plush Sacques at $18, $20 and $25 are just as cheap as you can buy them in the city. Our Plush Wraps at $10, $12 and $15 defy competition. Our Newmarkets at $4,50, $6.00, $7.00 and $10.00 are selling very fast. FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT, c h ild r e n ’ s an d m isses cloaks . dWmTuiesUghMargoo^d. The’* “ FAVORITE REMEDY” mded this ;rinans tremely cautious thingthing untiltil thethey un t are sure that it posi merit. From this very fact Dr. Van Wert’s Balsam has gained a tic of toia I with th( in their favor. ! of Plains, Pa., writes 1 strong posi- jton & Stark, drug- tea the proprietors goods have met IS of any proprie- ever introduced in on yE, T. Laidley. f Plains, jTo.. wi o remedy : “Yoi the greatest sucoess tary goods we have e town. ” For sale by. V l ^ I N E S S BRIEFS. Made at Rondout. N. Y. Price One deflav .‘or sa'.ei' i.:. D-ig.'iiis, J T IS HERE. REAL SCOTCH ROPE LINEN FLOSS AND LINEN FLOSS FOR WORKING ON FELT AND LINEN. A SUBSTITUTE FOR SILK. MRS. WM. BLANFORD’S LADIES’ BAZAR. Plush and Leather Albums, Pocket Books, Silk Mufflers and Hand kerchiefs, Kid and Cashmere Gloves, Linen Handktr- chiefs, Silk and Wool Mittens, Toys, Blocks and Games. DOLL DEPARTMENT Hundreds of pretty dolls—very low in price. B ook D epa r t m e n t , 10,000 books of all kinds for hoys, girls, old men and women, middle- aged, to suit all ages and diepositions. The largest assortment ever offered in the place. We have them for 4 years to 18 years, ranging in prices from $1.00 to $10. It will pay yon well to look at our Plush Gai’ments, Newmarkets, and Children’s Cloaks before you purchase. 3 3 ^ a s E=lk:©St. 3 3 . ToxAaxx HOLIDAY JEWELRY at VAN SICKLE'S Commencing SATURD AY MORNING, DECEMBER 23, and c o ntinuing until TUES DAY, DECEMBER 25, there will be exhibited f o r sale a t my store, 128 Pike St-, mmR to Laidley's Drug Store —ONE OF TH E — F U R D E P A R T M E N T HUGEST DISPUYS OF JEWELRY PORT JER V IS Who sells “ White Satin?” Every dealer whodesires to sell the very Best Flour Purchase your material and have your embroidery stamping done cheaply at Miss Ot. E. Shay’s. —The “ Puritan” ham is fast taking th e lead over all com p e titors. T r y themT —The old stock sold; make way foi the new. All new goods at Gray’s jewelry store (Margot’s old stand). All kinds oJ repairing done promptly.—dawtf. -Ladies, if you are troubled with cold St tiy those f 1.00 warm lined shoes at TOHN H. WOOD, U REAL ESTATE BROKER, OIJPEJSS FOR S A L E : I DweUing on Jersey avenue, 8 rooms, $160 1 Dwelling on Ball street, will ren t for $14 ler month. $1600. 1 Dwelling on Barcelo street, good proper ty, $1200. 1 D w e lling, B r ick H o u s e , dow n to w n , r e n ts for $15 per month, $2600. 1 Dwelling, Franklin street, $1200. 1 Dwelling and 3 lots. Orange street, $2800. 1 Dwelling, Brooklyn street, $210a 1 Dwelling, Orange street, 2 lots, $3000, and examine 2 lots o n Orange street.liarge lot up- l f ruit trees,$1000 tlon, $1500, —C oal akd W ood —.The best grade of il obtainable in Port Jervis, screened Robertson, 159 Jersey avenue. Telephone call 6 l.-dtf. 1 lot up-town, b est locatlou, oxuuu. 3 lots, Hudson street, $200. $800 and $500- 1 large, fine Dwelling, Main street, $3500. 1 large Dwelling, sighUy and beautiful sltu- Jargains here and on easy terms. A list of 1000 newspapers divided Into States and Sections, will b e sent on application Free. To those who w ant their advertising to pay, we can offer no b e tter medium for thorough and effective w ork than the various sections of o u r Select Local Lists. Our Select Line PLUSH GOODS For M HDliiays. SEAL, FOX, LITNX, OPOSSUM, COON, CONEY MUFFS A N D BOAS. Trimming furs of all kinds. House-KeBping Department. Some very fine bargains in Towels, Table Linen, Table Covers,Tidies, Napkins and Fancy Spreads. XDzess < 3 -ood.s ZDepa^xtooD-era-t. is piled up with great bargains in Silks, Henriettas, Plushes, Cashmeres, Flannels, etc. PE H F U M E R Y D E P A R T M EN T . We keep a full line of Colgate’s Celebrated Perfumes and Toilet Soaps at Maey’s prices. COMB, COME, COME Don’t be afraid of being crowded. Our store is 60x120 feet and led full of ’ ------ account of tl ever seen In P o rt .Tervis. A $50,000 stock, direct from the manufacturers, consL^ng of Watebes, Diaionds, and Jewelry of EYery Description. e P rices will suit you. The Goods will suit you. Call and inspect the beautiful display er you purchase o r not. REMEMBER, COMMENCING SATURDAY DECEMBER S3. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. EierytMiig of Tils Year’s Designs. filled full of goods—enough for all. Let it rain; no postponement account of the weather. WESTBROOK & STOLL Photo Oases, Dressing Cases, Shaving Oases, Handkerchief Oases, Work Boxes, Cuff Boxes, Glove Boxes, Collar Boxes, |7«iRSl’ NATIONAL BANK, 1? PORT JERVIS, N. Y., Deo. 7,1888. The regular annual meeting of the share holders o f the First National Bank of Port Jervis, l o r the election of Directors and for the transaction f.f any business which can legally be done a t such meeting, will be held a t its Banking House on Tuesday, J a n u a ry 8 1889, a t ten (10) o’clock a. m. T he polls for the election of direetois will beop«.n Irom ten (10) o clock to eleven (11) o’clock a. m. tJ8 0. F. V an I nwegbn , Cashier. I ^ A ’nONAL BAHK OF PORT JER- '3^6 r T JERVIS, N. Y., Dec. 7,1838. The annual m eeting o f the shareholders of tills b ank for the election of a Board o l Direct ors for the ensuiug year will be held at the banking office on Tueiday, J a n u a ry 8th, 1889. Polls will be open from 10 to 11 a. m. tjS W . E. S co t t , Cashier. Oollegre DEPOT FOB SKATES FROM 26 CENTS UPWARDS. SOLE A G E N T F O B WHELPLErS Long Reach Club Skate. JAPANESE GOODS. CUBIOS FROM THE ORIENTALS. a . l r a , IB - a .siX 3 .e s -. j POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel oi beauty, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than tbe o rdinary kinds and can- ................. ompetition tH th the multitude ■ ' ilum or phosphate . R oyal B akhyci $L00 A PAIR. CALL AKD SEE — Our Assortment o f— There isn’t another such a sight in Port Jervis as Hoagland’s Crockery Attic. Santa Clans is there. Christmas trees are loaded. Thousands of novelties. BRING TH E CHILDREN. New Department. New Prices, Everything marked in plain figures. He’s putting his best foot forward. That’s the place this year. Manicure Sets, Shaving Sets, Ink Stands^ Card Cases, Cigar Cases, Whisk Broom Holders, Thermometers, Cut Glass Bot- ties, Toilet Bottles, Etc., Etc. A bottle of Edenia will make a valued and useful present. MONDON'S Post-Office Pharmacy, D&Teact IDocr to E’ost-OfiEice. HolidavGoods. ™ THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT AND OBLIGE nlng full particu- LEA & MASON, cor. Lake and A. J . WARNER, Prln., Water Sts,. Elmira, N. V. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUlKHST* can be found a full supply u f seasonable goods. Large Florida Oranges as fine as silk, Big Apples, Raisins 10 cents. Pop Corn that pops white, Sweet Cider and Mince Meat. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas, I am Resp Yours GEO W. aG A G lA N D . L O O K H E R E I N o need w a iting, I T IS H E R E N O W . O n e x h ib itio n aU th is w e e k a t th e je w e lr y s to r e o f T.B. Coa.xt£le:lit, 'Xxl-StSLte©, JiT.’S*. The e n tire stock o f a wholesale Jewelry house consisting of WATOflES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, ETC., AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL,
