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JjKwUfielfl @mmx ■TODNE8DAT, ’NOVEMBER 9, 1887. A T T lEm M f oeO ^ 'Tiie cgademned AnaTChiiti evidently propoie to^obest tbe gBilowa if ancb a thing w poasible. On 8aturd*y night lu t Engel attempted to commit suicide by taking a big doae of laudanum which had been smuggled in to him, and only failed because the drug had been adul terated by the ,druggist. The guard found him in spasms on ■ the cell fl( an^^anfedotes soon, brought the would- be suicide to ills senses. This event caused the authorities to make a thorough examination of the cells of all the doomed men and a great sensation was created by their finding in Lin| Tssrlons T o p I c w D lacnaaeaiiy O u r x a e a r u la r C o r r e a p o n d e n t . W^SHUfOTON, Nov. 6.—The chief rents of interest of the week are the reception of the British committee on international controversies, by the Pres- lent,—the purpose being to settle such atten in the calm counsels of peac .therther thanhan inn thehe stormyormy andnd sangutnar;nguinary ra t i t st a sa strife of battle; and the adverse decision of the United States Supremd Court in CMC of the Chicago Anarchists for a 'bis city bad a cholera scare the other day that created quite a ripple of excite m ent-tw o of the crew of the chorera- infected abip that reached New York City having been traced to Washington, 'where they were hunted down by the metropolitan police and thoroughly fumigated. It is hoped that will be an igg’s m( )mba « cell four veritable which were pieces ot loaded gas pipes. These i t was ascertained were smuggled in a box, containing tome dellcaciee, which waa^iroyid'ed with a false, bottom. ding in ) dynamite which were pieces ot loaded gas pi] ^ id were smuggl Bome dellcaciee, fumigated. I t is hoped that will b< end of the danger, for should this d ly disease break out here it would apread tion were to be used for suicidal purposes or to do mischief to others no' one will ever know. It is a matter of gratifica tion that they were found. Unless (Sevemor Oglesby commutes the sentences a terrible lesson will be len to Anarchism on Friday next, by i banging o f the six condemned men. There is little doubt that he will hold firm and let the law take its course. Pe titions are pouring in upon him contin ually for clemency and bis life has even been threatened if be refuses to interfere in their behalf. Friday will toll the. eommifsioneA of the issue of liquor license given to crusade of an interesi a just inaugurated by commUsioneA or the District of Colui bia. In revised regulations governii public this week, they forbid the iuue of a retail license to all grocery and Protest having been tse break out here it would sp rapidly than from almost any other ity of the Union. The quid pnnet declare now that the 'ansfer of ^ c retaty Lamar to the Su preme Bench is a sure thing, and that it has been decided to appoint as his suc cessor in the Interior Department Assist ant Secretary Muldrow, who is now in Mississippi placing his private afiaira in proper shape before entering upon the responsible duties of that high position. The appointment would certunly be in the line of true civil service reform, fol lowed by the President in the promotion of ^cretary Fairchild to the head of the Treasury Department. The course of the President and some of those near to him in contributing to the New York Democratic campaign fund is ) activity’’ era; Prci for f 1,000, Secretary ’Whitney sends $3, 600 and P nvate Secretary Lament $350. Besidea this an emissary of the New York Democracy, sent to this city for the special purpose of receiving such contributions from department clerks, pqblicly opened bead-quarters and was quite successful, raising a very large sum. It is understood that Oommissioners Oberly a n d Lam ar have n o t y e t recovered from the shock of such unseemlngly con duct, and that both are at their wits’ end. It will be remembered that these gentlemen, in an official capacity, hav( assumed quite provision stores. Protest having been made against this regulation by the pro prietors of some of the larger grocery establishments of the city, the commis sioners. make a v e ^ interesting explana- ................... regularon. tion as to the put]^se of the regulati The object, they say, is to stop' the sale of liquor by drink m the bar-rooms that assume the cloak of grocery 'or provis ion stores to carry on the-liqiior traffic. Ina pSp appears that the authorities of Pekin have recently taken a census of the Em pire, and aa it was for texii the pronenesa to disbelieve The figures returned ixing purposes e in the large fied qcco: bailiffs make the population 819,888,500, which together with the estimate of five provinces omitted makes the aggregate about 893,000,000. These figures are independent of the population of Oorea, Thibet and Kashgar, Aa the population of India exceeds 850,000,000, the Hin doos and Chinese constitute more than half the entire human race; this question, uniting in denyii _ right of government employes to ^ y o money for partisan purposes or to take active part in political matters. A large num b er of clerks have been dismissed from the government service for failing a second time tOv^ass an ex amination under the new civil service rules-these decapitations having all taken place in the New York custom house by order of the Secretary of the Treasury; as yet there have been no dis missals in Washington, but of co there will be eventually. During the month of October the public debt was reduced $16,838,695; for the same time Government receipts were $31,803,173, or about two and a half million dollars more than for the responding month of last year. Dn- ; last month disbariements amounted. 130,883,883,- or < a in October, 188 dthough Secretary Whitpey is sbient un a month’s sick leave, the great work of rebabitating the United States Nav] Wild geese hunters are having fine sport on Dakota prairies. A s|»ttsnfan writes from Newark, Dakota, that he frequently sees fioclu of geese extending over acres, giving the ground an appear ance of being covered by an ipimensc snowbank. A good way to approach ' themla'by horsea and wagon; aa the birds can not pee a man in a wagon they will not rise until the horse ia very Hear, By urging the. horse into a bard run, the hunter l i Carried directly under the birds by the time they are fairly up in the air. He then bangs away with ■V tellingresults. \ The secretary of the Now York State Agricultural Society proposes to hold twenty farmers’ institutes thq coming winter. The experiment in this diroc- fion last season was very successful. Only a few institutes were held because there was not money to psy necessary «sp«nMs. An appropriation was voted by. thehe Legislatureegislature lastast winter,inter, and now iceedceed withoutithout check.heek. by t L l w t&e society can pro w c The seoratary is now luuing circulars re questing farmers in various localities to fix times and tm fai IS a places for the meetjngs. Dr. McGlyn'n’s statement at the Coo] er Union F n day night about a reopening of his case by the highest authorities of the Homan Ohurch are significant. Their full significance does not yet appear, the Doctor more than hinted that he pectedsoon to be restored to the pri hood. A statement of the grounds which the Church may reverse the edict Of excommuniMtion—if that is really ’ contempiatcd—will be awaited with more than ordinary interest. . The United States troops had _ lively skirmish with a band of Crow ma near their agency In Montana Several of the braves Kvely last Saturday, were ordered to come into the agency for hostile conduct but refused. A battle line was.formed and the Indians sent the first volley killing a corporal and wound ing a private. The Indians were driven into the bush and nearly alt were cap- fured two of whom were killed. OlBMSaaAX, KOTEWa In South Africa, l u t week, tbeBritu troops had a fight with the Zulus, losii three killed. ,tt elaborate fan froi 0fJ«f has been presented m from the woman’s with an e self help association'o Jamaica. About one o’clock Thursday morning several masked men stopped the east bound Salt Lake express on the Denver and Rio Grande road, a few miles east of Grand Junction, Colo., and compelled theenginer, firemen, mail and egrets messengers to leave the train, the latter was being guarded by robbers, the others ------ ’d * ^ i l e the robbers, tbu train and ;he otEers passe through of i relHTed ttio pimiigerB of onl their money and valuables.- The robbers wh then e n ter^ the expreu car, but failed to open the safe. Mail pouches, how ever, were cut and resto r e d packages and letters opened. The train was al lowed to proceed after being delayed over an hour. The robbers took to the mountains. •Itflita' B a l l m a y j o i n th e Crow a . ter are now on the warpath and that tl soldiers in-----------------.e Montana are preparingreparing ass beest p a b they can for a defence; Sitting Bull is at Standing Bock with over 6,000 Sioux and he is said to in league with the Crows. People west of the Missouri are anxious th a t Fort Lincoln, five miles south of here, be given more troops. At present there are only five companies at . and as this would be the poet jBftltionsdilMW, mt to loee cemed cit- K e w B e r l i n . Nov. 7.—Our village is about by removal a very highly esteei izen, as Mrs. Angel Medbnry will return Horwicb her former home and the ig established bome here will be cn- ely broken up; the desirable residence Genesee 8t. is for sale. —Dr. Dye is once more without a housekeeper ss Mr. and Mrs., Falmatier that have occupied the Doctor’s house and boarded him have movedl to Holmes- villo whore Mr. Palmatier will! have work in the creamery during the winter. —Mrs. F. J, Kuhn war at homo for a few days the past week preparatory to spending the winter with her husband in California; wo trust the laod of sun shine and flowers will serve to restore Mr. Kuhn to health, -Consul Worthington has sailed for Malta. Mrs. Worthington has returned to this village to remain with friends until her health Is sufilclehtlly restored to warrant her taking the long journey. —We learn that an effort is being made to organize a band with Mr. Frac' Holmes as leader; as he is a fine musicit Holmes as leader; as he is a fine musician with much experience there is hope that New Berlin may yet be able to boast of imethit ~ ^ s t ew Berlin may yet b imething extra in that line. —Mr. O. Shippey is erecting a build ing near the depot 80 feet long and three stories high for custom grinding and linda Knowlea has becoi a member of Dr. Hayward’s family. —The display of goods in the stores of W. A. Lull, A. H. Phelps and Spragui Bros, is vei^ attractive; Our merchant sell a-great many gooda to parties visit ing here from a distance, as they an well suited with the quality and price. —One more of New Berlin’s active young men has bid adieu to bome aud friends for a time at least. Arthur Barton has gone to Denver, Colorado), to try his fortune thei lapacity, hi quite an aggressive attitude on g) ition, uniting in denying the d U n rlluK ton Flntsi. Nov. 7 —Miss Belle M eeker Is very lick. I t is feared she has diphtheria. —Mr. and Mrs. Albert May ne visited inds at Otselic last week, —Mrs. Dyer Johnson was the pies cst of Mrs. B. K. Hawkins last Bi ___ labitating the United States Navy is making steady strides, under the di rection of the Acting Secretary Com dore Harmony—bide having been ______ jmony—bide having been re ceived this week for a torpedo boat and other naval appliances, One night this week the labor of tnii city had a grand______„ procession, with over three thousand men bearing Chinese lanterns and tram psrenciei. This was labor’s vigorous protest against the decision of a Ideal court, pronouncing a boycott a common conspiracy. The parade was a perfect success, and one of the most beautiful and impreseiye scenes that your corre spondent ever had the pleasure of »wit- nessing. A. m e n a g e r i e i.o o a e . B t . Lotus, Nov. 8.—During the day a special train of passenger and flat cars, bearing John Robinson’s menagerie and e and their animals from- , Kan., came into the Union depot, enroute for Cincinnati,where they winter. About half past three the trains palled out to cross tbo bridge, and while passing over the “ puzzle switch” in the depot yard, a flat car flew the track, followed by others,and ran into a freight train on a aide track, demolishing ti------ *—*nd killingilling Georgerge Bquiies, three cars a k Geo Squir canvas man, and badly injuring two other circus men named Fuller and Isle. In the imaihup some of the animal cages on the flat cars were broken and a Bengal tiger, two lions, a leopard, a jaguar, an ibex and a vulture oictped. The wild est kind of a commotion followed. De pot officials and policemen ran frantically about shouting a warning, and there was a general and quick .stampede from the yards to the streets beyond, Tl Is to the streets beyond. The ciro\ and depot men then made search for tl animals. The -leo] )pard , was found louched under a freight car, and an at- .ernpt was made to lasso him, but it failed and the animal rushed from cover, bit a man severely on the leg on bis way out', bounded into the ticket office and then jumped through a transom into the superintendent’s office. He was be sieged by the circus men and after sev eral attempts to capture him and two or three shots being fired at him he was covered with a tarpaulin and secured. One by cue the ether aoimals were feus ~ and after more or less tmble were ca] taiid and returned to their cageg. Xh« worst faatora sboat estorrh Is ivs dsngsions tendenor to consnmptlon, Bood's SusspsilUa cores cstirrb by pnrUyisg tbs blood. lio n m E tlm c a ton. Nov. 7.—^Tho liver was frozen over rom shore Oct. 36. —Oharlei Morey has arrived home from the western part of Chenango county where ho has been for a year past. —Floyd Bhswler with his bride sr- Ive^ from their wedding trip Thursday _ _^HsrlondHsrlond Pige b u come home frpm Page has come ictory at OlibertsYllle. Ray, Palmer,er, off Southouth I Im o S is oalllng on his parents. —Leander Brooks is now busy draw ing in his store of wood for winter. He says he don’t want to back bis wood he did last winter. —^Nelson Phelps, who is a reader of the CouBiXB, has some of the finest Jersey cows any one could wish to see. He expects to sell one at he does not want to ’Winter all that he has. —The wells and spnnga are getting dry in this valley ss well as other places. —Sidney Howard has taken advan- east tage of the dry weather by driving a well’ iver the depth being 48 feet and the water It of coming to within 15 feet of the top of the ground. It ia a very favorable ilk into a man’a g a rden in the shades night and take therefrom his lost and ay S ubflaia iqnub ibouia be cboked bile eating it. Probably the 0Wnr~ wopld have been willing to divide wit ~^The Morey Bros, caught a large fox in one of their traps while trapping for -^Our old friend, ’William Showlei, aaya he can now take bit new Remington rifle and place an apple on a man’s head and core It every time, and further says he now stands ready to perform the act as soon as he can find the man who can stand the fire. He says if any man Is afraid at 5 rods be wiU make it 10 or 16 rods—any way to please. —Mr. and Mrs. James Myers, ofSber- burns, aro visiting Ehr. and Mrs. Seth jprof, iioIsstts’B stsm o ry Dlseovsry. —The ipply might get very low, but a recent sport says the water is full fifteen feet eop in the reservoir, and is very clear nued dry weather has inziety that our water very Ioi deep in tli and cold. plastered. Deb. Simi —Miss Hattie Sessions, of Leonarda- lle, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. lorence Day, last week. —James Huestis was called to Rich field last Saturday to attend the funeral of bis aged uncle, Clark Huestis. —^Mr. and Mrs. John Fowlston, of New Berlin, were guests of George Dau- eby last week. —Miss Kittle Gregory, of Garratta- ville, was the welcome guest of Mrs. Lon Avery last week. —Rev. Mr. Howell, of Deposit, occi pied the pulpit at the Baptiiit churc last Sunday morning and evening, Mr. H., it IS expected, will locate there, —The Burlington Plats cornet bam paid their compliments to Chat. Mather, candidate for sheriff, ^ serenading him lost Saturday night. He kept the boys till tbo wee small hours in tnei morning and they returned feeling that they amply paid for their trouble in the they were received by Mr. M, —The friends of N. N. Cushiman sym pathize with him in his bad luck for a lew years and are eorry to see his proper ty advertised on a cbattle mortgage. sale for this week Fnday. It is hoped that prosperity Will overtake him. —This is the fourth week of school with Mr. Fred Jones and Miss Kate Bra- 1 teachers. The scholars speak in arties, and cholnrs are he teachers there! is noth* them from advancing in dy as teachers, the highest termi aa a matter of course pleased with the teac ing to hinder tl their studies, r. andnd Mrs, —Mr. a M Isaac Burdick wei called to Richfield Springs last Saturday to attend the funeral of Clark Huestis, her great uncife. —J. Milton Higbie, a much respected citizen living a few miles out of town, died on the 4tb inst., at the advanced age of 83. The funeral was heild on Sun day at his late residence, the Rev. 8. R. \Ward of Richfield Springs, ofiioiating. —D. A. Dyer has bis new barn near completion and the next improvement hi makes will bo an addition to bis bousi as it is not largo enough for hia.immens( —Last week Dorr ’Webster exchanged his beautiful residence and icyon acres of land on South street for the store and dwelling house of Wm. Clark,- on Main street. There was no money paid be tween places. Tbo goods in tno store are being inventoriod this week and Mr, Webster will take possession at once. L , Ho is an active business man and .tj. wish him success. At the same time - ““ -'\•ry to lose Mr, Clark out of i I Grant Price, ’ school last —Messrs. John Brown of Snowden, visited advertising in the CouiUBn her trade : largely increased and as she has lost her pet kitten thinks it best to advertise that also. He is black and white and IS for bis hash on being called by bis I, »'Jo0.” W r - INortn E a iu e ito tii Nov. 7.—Jam es Joslyn and wife, of Monticeilo, visited relatives in this vi cinity during the past week. • —Mrs. Miranda Lent, of Garrattsville, as the guest of her sister, Mrs- Keith, 1 ’Wednesday. —Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cahill have retained to their homo in Utica aft pleasant visit a t Wm. Dlgnan’s. —Addie Davis, of West Edmeston, is spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Sybil Davis. —Mrs. 0. F. Dignan returned homi Fridsy from Utica where she bad best visiting relatival. —A social party of about sixty assem bled at the home of Ohai. Davis lu t Thursday evening. The Dignan and Wuhburneband band were in attandancs and ______ v ---------------------- snjoyabla time was bad by all, -LeBoy Maxaon, of juestofhU aunt, uuui., tiie past week. —Among the gueita at Geo. Wright’a it week were Mra. Q. _ iwater, h u a Mrs. Eben _ J : Bridge] been the guest o f ' ‘ Talbot, the past —Among th e], daring the p u t week were Mrs. Q. Steel, of Clinton,Mrs. Richard Larrabeo, Mrs. A. Meeker and son, Mrs. Qhts, Barrel! and daughter, Mrs. H. Dye and Jane Taylor and Miss Minnie Our lady friends will be intersited in knowing that by sending 90o. to pay postage, and 15 top covers of Warner's Safe Y e u t (showing that they have i ■ ,okagei)toH. H. liter, N. Y,, they cm page, finely illnstrafed, Cook free. Such a book, bound ini cloth, could not be bought for less tbsn a dol- r. It is a w'onderfully good chance to it a fine book for the mere pqStags and IS ladies iboul 4 act jptompU;- m ' \ A GOOD*SUGGESTION. TpeONOMY, as wise folks say, ’What course should people then pursue?. P i I s wealth pronounced another times\ the people ps they should not / such Soaps ?eigh the Ci And find they pay4n should people then purs only thing to do, in bonds, or worldly poor. So while \hard times\ the people cry. Though rich in bonds, or worldly p The Toilet Soaps they should not buy. The “ I vory S o ap ” th ^ should procure; Let all who buy such Soa take care Whichmaybeboughtfromcoasttocoast, To weigh the cake exact and fair. At sixteen cents per pound at most. And find they pay 4n figures round And does mqrc satisfaction grant A dollar, more or less per pound. Than all the Toilet Soaps extant. a ’ w o r d o f w a r n i n g . ' ’ • There are many while loapt, each repreiented to be \ juitaip goM artbeMvory'j** they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar tJliitf rqmarkibl#' qualities of the genuine, Aik for ‘'lyqry” Soap and Insist upon getting It. ____________________ Copyright IMfl. by Proctor & Oamhle. ’WATXBVII.I.B. *It is reported that good fair brewing bops have been sold on this market for IZi, 18 and 14 cents. The market atill remaina firm for choice qualities. In other respects the market remsins same since our Tuesday edition whei The past week has seen very little lauge in the Waterville market. If anything the market is a little off medium grades. The offices here filled nearly all the time with growers showing samples and a large majority do not make sales for the reason that most of tho samples shown are not of the kind dealers want. A dealer said to-day he could buy a very fair hop for 14 or 16c., and a good article can be bought frqm 16 to 18c. Mr. Samuel Bennett’s lot of 31 bales grown in North Brookfield was bought last weak for 18o. But the lar gest sale last week was that of 0, 0. Bis- ley, of North Brookfield, 800 bales, to G. A. LaVio, of New York. Mr. LaVIo was asked what he paid and ho answered “about 20 cents.” has ibippod this week another .. ___ bales to M, H. B uis & Oo. Henry Jonei, of this town, through 8. F. Uiborne, bai been offered by T. Usburne & Co,, Lon don, £6 per cwt. for his growth, as good as 34o. per pound, expenses to como out. H. -H. Pollard, of Deaniville, sent 68 bales to London through S, F Usbo on consignment; also 3. G. Boyce, Malone 165 bales.—Tfmea. The ’W’aterville Timet estimates tbs number o f bales raised in th is state in 1887 at 125,000 and the number of old bops atill unsold at 50,000. COOPBHBTOWH, The market has been in the main in active, although in the neigliborhood of 800 bales have been bought an^i pricct seven weeks old. £. G. O obtu , 80-3w. Brookfield, N. Y. MONEY WANTED 1 Parties having moneyjo invest in good P in t Mortgages, both Western andState, 'gj call on or adar \ have ranged from 16 to 20 cen Bush, of the Anheuscr Buab , „ Association of Bt. 'Louis, has been.,^eie the past few days and has bought qqite a number of bales.- Ho is just from En gland .— \Republi Mican. CHSRBY VA1.I.XY. There is no change in the market though we regret to say that more less holders are being influenced “cock and bull\ yarns of buyers dealers. How far they will weaken is wholly uncertain. Hen are naturally credulous. When a deacon faced, oily toDgued man says a thing is so and so, we aro very apt to bolievo him. Manj are being influenced in that way. half a dozen men or even one man seduced to sell at u awarrautsbly h larkod effect 1 ,n many others. Holders have got matter in their own bands this year, they choose to throw the game away there is no law to prevent it,— Qautte. D a iry 'M a rket. U tica , N ov . 7.—Cheese-The market to day was quiet, and a smaller number hursdav'^'^*'’ of saleBmen were present, but tho sales ground, and cheese was being hurried forward as fait aa poisible. But v doubt if it was sold off any closer than is now, since to-day’s sales have tala cn as usual, ma getting good m are the sales: next Monday. A ll the cheese sold above- lOJc. to-day WM full cream stock and has the state brand on it. Considerable of the stock sold below that price is also full cream, but a portion of it is composed of night milk skims. Tho large factories aro runnin| uon. Priu. 19......................1,681 ........................ lie 10# • I • a • 1111 • I «.lliO' S3 a a « a a.» a * * a * a Sova a a a a !4 it i i a apt ts lutactioni one o e , llic . Ig price, S}o. ,iTTt* FAtLS, Nov. 7.—Butler— lety-five packagea of butter sold at 524c., the ruUng price being 23. you Saffsr 'srttli catarrh? Ton can ba enrad It yon tsks Hood’s BsrsspuiUls, ths fcsst blood pniiasr. Sold by sUdniHtaW. -afste 9aobi«sy •irsst. p to c k w e ll. Nov. 7.—George Beach visited Utica day last week. -Marion Hill, of Rome, ia visiting at George Conger’s. —Mrs, 'fhomM Penner has been spending tome tim e w ith her dB u e b ^ ” in Bamiiton, who has been very aiclL \\Mr.indJIri. WUItforfl, ol Leon« __________ ___________ . ardaviile, have bepn pleasant irieitors at pent! inclnding the automatic oveq shelf B. Dye’s and Frank Jilson’a this week. and draws out contents of oven at will —Mr. and Mri- Senry Feok »ie moy- and larei olimbing into the oven and ing to Waterville where Mr. peck hM a bqrning hand! and ampi to examine tha situation In the bank. pies and things. Tho “Renown” baa —Miss Alice Barro, of Fish Creek, and copper reservoir and closet apd weigh# Mlsa Satie Bane, of Bridgewater, spent ottr AOOjMundi. It mutt be seen to be several days of Isst week with their appreciated. It is handsomely decorated cousin, Miu Ctllie Strong, it Mn. E. in nickel and tile and cannot be beat m Oonger'i. a heater and backer. To Boom this stove m r ing o n ’ironr Anpl«jii Our apple jelly and elder factory it sady for buiineu. Price $ .cents j street. R^nectfullL M n .oL.7nic, 9$.tf &ookfleld» H. T< SIX—InBrookfl*14,Hor.E. Zltbs Z„ wlfa of J. Balavui Dlz, agtdSI ju s t and S monthi. BROWM—In Btopkarid, Hov. 8,LucuBrown,agad Bi jttxt, 4 tnonthi. B a slness Blotioes. AT THE SOUTH SIDE GROOBRYl N ew C hop J a p T ea , The F inest New Orleans Molasses, Buckwheat Flour, Full Cream Cheese, are our specialties. Call and see us. C. H. DODGE. WANTED 1 Married man to work on farm and wii to board the help. Call bn or addre: with references. 0. 0. Rist.BT, Brookfield, N. Y. FOR SALE. A choice lot of Chester White Pigs, reeks old, E. G. C ubti * 8. A, F itch , and Insurance Real Estate, Loan and Insurance ■gent, Hamilton, N, Y. At North Brookfield every Saturday and Monday. SAVE MONEY by buying School Pads, Pena, Ink, Pci oils, &c., &c., at Miller’s Drug Stor We aro selling Stationery at 6 per cen advance from cost. NEW GOODS. We offer this week a line of lies’ I Hisses’ Hewisrlets, Jiclets, SHAWLS & BBESS OOOBSy Bought in New York, at a closing sale, •AT VERY LOW PRICES. ’The largest line of Tricot Flannels, Cashmeres, BLACK AND COLORS, W o o l and Part W o o l, CHEAP DRESS GOODS, Novelty Goods, B l a c T c a n d C o l o r e d V e l v e t s , llTMSllTBlIIIIlliS, W 6 bare eye? shown are now arriving at A. J. STILLMAN'S. UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES, MEN AND BOYS, ALL WOOL, PART WOOL, SCARLET, White and Mixed Colors. Don’t fail to examine before you buy. Sliawls, Shawls, Ready Made doing. A superb stock-of FINE DRESS SUITS, BU8INEBS SUITS, OVERCOATS. SEE THEM. SEE THEM. A line of overcoats reduced from one to three dollars to close them out. ' Observe our . MAGNIFICENT HANGING LAMPS, BIRD GAGES, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, A. Complete Stbok of General Merohandlie Very Low Prices for Cash at A. J. STILLMAN’S, Brookfield,N. Y. * OHE8T]to WHI’TE BOAR. Nancey’s Duke. Recorded Pedigre No. 8025, bred by 0. ,H.' Harringto Westchester, Pa. E. G. CuRTls, 80 w8. Five Corners. A FARM FOR SALE I on easy terms containing 60 acres, 8 miles north of the village of Brookfield. Twenty acres wood land, balance GOOD IM P R O V E D land, well watered, I f story dwelling, two frame barn. Terms $1,200, one- laih. Oallonoraddreii 0. BDBDIOK & SON, E state & I hsubakob A ots . half Cl ■ O X E T H I K O * ME-W I STILLMAN’S STRICTLY PURE BA ING POWDER, made from the bast materials with great care and warrant to contain nothing harmful or injurioi In every respect • itrlotiy pure Bakii Powder as good at any made. Put \ in tin cant only. P biob 40 oektb a FOUHD. Get a package and try it. For by the proprietor, A.. J. Stillman, ikfield, N. Y. The trade supplied. prize p o w d ^ INSURANOE 1 FIRE I FIRE 1 LIFE 1 ACCIDENT 1 r Accident igned, who panles in the world. Prescott, of Bos- tOD, ind Other fint-olui comp&nieL Wa also do a gtheral real estate baiiu«H, OiiABK B urdick & Sow, Agento. Brookfield, N. Y.’ Ladies, tiy STILLMAN’S BAKING POWDER, 4C cents for a one pound can, full weight THE LENOX HILL. IMPORTANT TO THE IiADISBl 1 wish throash tho columns u* this valuable paper to inform the Lady read- 811 that I have just returned Iroin New nth a beautiful STOCK OF MILLINERY OoniliUng the desirable new and ibapea Bonnets, etc. aretb it in BuitoiBaToM F dai oyy to tra.rad, ‘ polic to t where you get the bMt Bargtlna will announea that with each and every hat a stylish and useful pres ent will be given to each one of my cus tomers. You trill also find a good 1! dies and MI ism Hosiery, I Legginr, Roods, Toboggan Bustles, Jemes, SUtionery,« , eit c u b prices. Call and examine my stock and l*aniprio«a before purchasing lankiog yon for past favors 1 solicit future patronage. yeryiincerely, ». J .B . WOMJOT IXSTILUAMBBOOmELD, H. Y. FaU and Winter! Goods of every kind for cash. Becent purchases in NEW YORK enable us to supply the demandin everj line. Beal bargains in D r e s s Patterns, F u r Coats and Robes, RUBBER GOODS A SPECIALTY. B O O T S A N D SH O E S , Full line of ^ G R O C E R I E S , D R U G S , M edicines. PRICES DEFY COMPETITION. Very Truly, W . G . D Y B . ITnadilla Forks, O c to b e r ' 25, 1887. I* OH! I am all broke up and after reading’what these parties have sworn to I have decided to tiy Moore’s Remedies, and see what they will do for me. Hr. Join wmiMifoii o( UUo EDWOI J. HETESa, Hotair TubUo, Ontida Oo., H. T. hoiMtadithad th. um . «ffact. I httt uMd JItietamV* augUog OU and othan bat I oontidn yoM. to* belt of thwn »U. _ ____ X.A.BI.AOXsfZOHE. aataKitb^ludiwor* tobtfenm* thl.ONIt day ofHteob, . . l-.D-BUOiarOMl. rnitlo* oium P mc *. ^fkllyrttPAiulwoulaMoib* w U W ili in May “ • ■ ‘.MtA »wo» to Utot* m% tW» Uth u d unbNitattBKly no may b a ilttltarir tKmbl.d, J.B,WUiDEE. BulwoiilMd u d .worn to httoitt m t tbta 4th <tay or Aptu. M8T. oHABUta H. HOOBE, ^ notary PnbUo,On*td«Oo„H.T. K(MT«'« ButadlM tie for A,O.MICI.ZB,Blookarii] H. s . AXXHOmr, I«OBud«TUta. 3. X. HUHVaBIV. VntdUU Totki. IUH#aBiy.VntdiU BZODDABD. Bride ____•WttOOX.Wtot AV.BA'BXB.Xwt'W KuiaaMtuMbrX.’ DON F. MM would rMpMtfaUywnonae. to bit ptftont a th* pnblio g u e n lly that ba DMiotgotoHetYo;i, udtbath.piopoN f to (Iva h!i enriooUM tha fall b u a a ti of tba aaring tbarahy afaotad, Thara- foraUyon want good! at tha cloaaatmargini gist blmaoall,' Oomplata .took of Groceries, ProYisions, X 5 D R T J C 3 - S , UEDICmES. Gontlsctibnery, Cigdrs TOBACCO,&o. P r e s c r i p t i o n ® Carefully tapoimded. DON F. MAINE. Brookaald, Oot. as, '87. H. SINGLETON, n v U n i b h i n g u n d e r t a k e r Aoddaalaila aU klnda of Iittiesess, &c., &c. W a t e r r l l l e i N. Vorbargrinain faraltnia oomt and laa na u wt wlU not ba nndeitold by u y fltm In tha itata. An good! win ba totmd at Mpieaaatad. W © a l s o M toll lisa ot ssOartaklng totnUblsga ia GASKETS & ROBES aaouba tonnd ia Oant^ Haw Tork. W. art agaata/oi tha C E L e i Q R A T E D Boyd Grave ’Vault. iqpORBB SHOEING. ttttbaoribar having amploygd a Bift-o honaahoarlthowpiapaiadtoatta.atotbU w atiUilmatanaattha U O W E S T P H I C E i . 1 .F.DUNN,* an o M a ld ,a ^ a e . tM t, 'T.S.II!E,UHADIU1 FORES N.T. J0HE8 R HOBBES W ERmLE,H,T,. ■ W I IsT ID Is the motive power that moves off some stocks. eg, 1 7 A . X . 1 1 ? TT is our motto, FIRST, LAST and ALL THE TIME; witb O S I B I J L i P l i T E I S S t '- iiV to make things attractive. Our new Fall Stock of kJ, (The largest ever shown in this community) pection, coir wear and s is now re a d y for y o u r inspectio n , co m p rising ev e rything for foot- A C T U A L B A R G A I N S We have not neglected Style and Variety and can suit ther most exacting taste from our large assortment or by measure. ...Make mo mistake in the place. lliillOllB'FritBllllltiSIlOtStffl. JONES & ROBERTS, Kelt to Post Office. Waterville, N.- Y. ■y^HAT YOU CAN GET AT BURKE’S. Vail Paper, Vtodov SMdes, PICTURE FRilES, AllUndiof fflIDBES, F H E HUB, m l U n B , i l E D f f i S 8 , B a . R o o i H n t o m u D i i f v t i r e C O R D , E T C . liyouualnnMd of plottura ItomM okU u d iMvoyonr order u d we will pnt your piotnree In io yon will not be obUged to wait. Don't for get the place. H. J. BURKE, 19 B U E E K E R S T R E E T , C door, eut of Oeneeee. _____ | ______ t. now tb. ory at Xully Gash will bay ebaapertbu «v«r. No More Credit. u d gooda ata narked to fall for OABBgnd DASH ALL GOODS at tha lowaat oaeb prioai at tha One Price Boot & Sboe House, AT T U U L Y ’S, lUMWdartU*, H. T.,'atpoat-ogtaa, New Goods! —AT— EARLVILLE. 0, W. .SMITH wonia Te^ectraUT- oxil your attMtfoo to hli ' Kew Rud ▲itnoUve stock now irrlvinc for iko r j s i s ’S a ’s a £•!” •• Voistea & Flannel Dress Geiffii With Triniinlngs to latct, BOOTS & SHOES, Gray Bros.’ Fiiie Shoesy ALSO Groceries, Faints, Oik, &C., S 9 *Ve gnarutae that arary tlwt yM gg. ehaagt Oaah for.Clooda with C.W.HKribl yam — — e to gat L RELIABLE AR'HCLE, L SURERE VALUE,LUE, 2 A SU VA 8 A FANE QUALITY, 4 A LATE STYLE, 5 A REAL SARGAIN, 6 A SATISFACTORY PURCHASE. RBUEMBBR, Smii BM,Earliille, M.T, . C a t a h h H Cteai Balniii Cleanses Nasal Passai Allays PalB and] Inflanimat Ion Heals the Sorei R e 8 1 0 r es th Senses of Taste|| oad Smell. TBniEGDBE.t A UENTS A A - W A WANTED laoutUM. C ------„*a. 1848, ___ W t m T . m r r m f f m a r m v . t .
