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POST AND GAZETTE. THTJBSDAY, JUNE 5, 1884. TIME TABLE. •• |! - D *..?;-s ori^:-rt±e •••\•\ w.'tttv.-utfhlt^.all and \J • ']• Niofc «r line of f '•';. !i 7.'i- Mai*Train; the s .1 Bta- _ mrgh. V irsonDar Trains, r- n Nigfat Trains. M K> d or*Freight Trains ind South Trains A.M.. and arrives at ill train from \ Local and Miscellaneous. large attendance week. i .i,ii'- Daily Stase to Lake Placid ,. . n ^'-<r.l Pinning Monday. f.«,!i ha* two handsome fouE-horse .„.1 : ,,i ft, K- run befw.ee this village and TV- freami-r Vermont commenced ;. z n-iilar trips between Plattshurgh .,-,:• T( : • ;.ikn;ira last Monday. _:;,•',.-ft -ays that, during last week ; .:.,'.„-,.,.]< !,,forp. the Bank of Montreal '_ ... :'.'. N, w - Y..rk 83.000,000 in gold. ~ .-[I,- rv Ray committed suicide at }>ii,---hi::-_-h. <>n Saturday last, hanging ;.',. ( :( , ; ;1 <j a iilc. where he was employ- f.!.'V:-li a silk handkerchief. _-Tn- : ri-mntv convention, called to -.-..- en Tuesday next, should not he ^-,,-,1. The \election of President .:. •, f, U 'inon the considerate and patriots ., -.- raki-:i bv these primaries. - Tiif- E--cx and Champlain Baptist -i;i;,v >(-h\i«)l convention will meet in - v::in- t Wednesday P. M. at 2 o'clock j -.- ish . and close Thursday noon. F-..-!J> r particulars next week. _Il,-v. Mr. Sherman, recently, of St. B.iri l; •l-'mew's Church, New York, 'Will < ••:-luf t the services in the \Church of :-, : IT,,-ill Shepherd,\ in this village, tin , T ;; ;-:- Summer. Services next Sunday -vr-ngat lQi o'clock. —1T.0OO.OOO pounds of licorice are used nil, United States in a year. About j-,''Vi.000 pounds of this is used in doc- ; r :;_'. or curing- and manufacturing, to- -Tlic- 3fith Annual Fair of the Essex i ..!>'> Agricultural Society will be held *.-: S.Hjriv's Grounds in Westport.Septem- l,-rKh.\l7lu and l&th, 1884. FJIAXK W. ALLEN, Secretary. - E-Uvurd\ Irish, son of Mr. George Irish, «:•- ifiiifr M'riotisly injured yesterday by ;:ii f.-illinu' L>f a block of ice upon one of h> fi-i-t I The foot was badly crushed, but •xi • :tn• nnt informed if any of the bones - \ nc'rn is traveling through Georgia r.-pr.-<-nimir himself as'the Messialr. He !;:i> nwtk' niany converts. Yet this credulous, superstitious and L-m-iant class of people the Republicans rvi'nvnt with the voting franchise, and :m<! n-jnmiitfd the destiny of the country, :i~ -dn-y In-lit-vi-d, Hie lives and fortunes of iN riii/ens, t<> their discretion and in- ti-lli-jn-nrc. To tho voters of some 4 to 5,- t'HHl.iKlij .if negro population'was given the p..]ari.y control, and the care for the niiiti-iial prosperity and security, of more th;i:i i(l.(i0(),(«J0 of white men. * —3wo, certainly, and perhaps others, of i-mporaries have done the village ilttihtown the gross injustice of j my \village tax is 27 cents on ft.\ If iliey will look carefully in the local column r.f the FUST & GAZETTE of the 22d uiii, 1 they will sec it plainly stated that •Tjli\ lax is about fin fact a fraction less) 2: Mils on each #100, °f valuation, and Hff <!;iii]loi-y poll tax. 11 There's an impor- tant (lilTrrcin-u between one dollar and one li'imln-d dollars. -(•'•nsidcrahle excitement was arousal yi'.-tt-riliiy by the supposed stealing, or rutmin- mvny with, a horse and buggy. ^ Ay.umjr WlUK w ] 10 cn joy8 a reputation\ f\f n-cklossicss touching upon depravity, \Illumed from a young lad the use of ft iiw-i-aml buggy for a little while, He'l 'ii'l !)\t return us expected and the owner l«\trd lie was seen on the road to Keenc. JI;ivinr u w;\[\ Vi \ a reasonable time the own- er iiliisiinni; a warrant and, accompanied ! >.v nti otlicer, went in pursuit. After his 'failure, ,>nd after be had got beyond \'\ill. the horse and buggy were returned. —A subscriber in dropping us a line \stirs npour feelings\ by adding \You ought t\ have sreti the '3$ lb. brook trout that was «\i?rl!t 1»<T«- (llloomingdale) last evening. It wus ii lH-suiiy. Also, R. IlnycH and S. \nice hwujrht in two nice Bears. Oh, \us is ;i iviid country—but tlio people are ' ^ much, they aint—if yo«i undcrnUni] '\tamf\ in its secondary- sense, ns \spirit- kw, ihiJl.\ Tlic inhalntants among the ^a'l wiitiTs of tile Saranac are anyt)jin R Imt siuridosa. \ l>l >- -wild accounts of lo rt ihc lie;irts which they bear, mid the talcs whk-h they tell.\ -A number of th<> rurul tnemberH of the ' <- I'-jiislatim. wore in the rolumla of 1( Asior ii,» UH e yesterday. Il wna uinlor- ;»'•; lliattlu.v.wm-intLrRvfor \fod- fir - Wh,.,ift'w,.|i. known lobbyist took ;™! .\\<• by imc upstalrH \\w knowing pn'iticiaiw smiled. Last night thn liowitt • \\'T'lxn returned to their IIOIIK-H to Jm, iimr«g nK ,. s and tn itnnmuu* their S:vix llNY S I)ll r ''.'!t « Int.- visit to the mi'irnpoU* w \ nrilu ' | l ' l) IOHO v u g<nl)i)i)ttn WIIH 1'i-yond •,,,u^n»n, and who U d In Allmnv affainJ. llmt U w» l f ^, r# , ) iu ,;,) nt i tfowM f lm 1 • U . lt fn r lht>! r VIIIOH. TIJJII, por- |i-V ls , t l fodder\ nlludt-d to b r tha thlv' w|| , i|1 ' 1 wiw licln K illHtrltHitodMnong J'L f\ 0 * 1 '\fiiuH-n..\ Wh o run wond w Court. Hie presiding Judge, Hon. Joseph Pot- ter, not being present Monday the Court was opened by the Sheriff, and adjourned *o June 3d. Tuesday morning^the court was opened. The Grand Jury was called and twenty- three answered. J. W. Steele, Esq., was (worn as Foreman. The Judge charged the jurors and they proceeded to their room. They expect to complete their la- bors thi9 morning. The list of Trial Jurors was called and thirty-three answered. There are forty-four cases on the civil calendar. The case of William Ober ag'st the Town of Crown Point, a negligence case, occupied the court Tuesday., The jury rendered their verdict \No cause of action.\ The case being triedat this writ- ing is Mary Finnessey, as adni'x, against the Port Henry Iron Ore Co. The indications are the Court will be in session all the week, as there are tan oth- er causes marked for trial. When the Oyer & Terminer adjourns it will be to Monday afternoon next at which time the trial of McCouley, indicted for murder, will commence. ' The following ^additional jurors were drawn yesterday afternoon to appear at the next Monday's session: H. B. Royce, Westport. W. H. Lysette, Schroon. Luther Knox, Elizabethtown. Roger Hickok, Wilmington. Stephen Obrist, Jay. Nelson Diamond, Essex. James M. Tucker, Willsboro'. Patrick Conlan, Lewis. Montford Weed, Westport. .. Henry E. Wyman, Crown Point. Wm. F. Slattery, Keene. Edson Herrington, Crown Point. Wm. H. ! Cornwright, Lewis.' Freeman N. Tyrrell, Schroen. Andrew McMurtry, Lewis. John K. Miller, Elizabethtown. Elijah Smith, Schroon. Otis Parks, Chesterfield. Harvey D. Taylor, Chesterfield. Henry N. Smith, Willsboro'. George Davis, Lewis. Amos Hardy, Wilmington. Matthew Spellman, Elizabethtown. Alpheus Perry, Wilmington. Edward Wilson* Ticonderoga. Duncan Cameron, North Elba. John Linnen, Jay. George Stickney, Essex. Allen H. Palme'r, \ Geo. W. Moore, Willsboro', Abn,er Belden, Newcomb. Patrick Davey, Chesterfield. Harvey Washbond, Keene. Simeon P. Mclntyre, Crown Point. H. M. Prime, Jay. B. R. Moody, North Elba. Harvey Sherman, Westport. Newton E. Rowell, Ticonderoga. Peter Kane, Jay. William Williams, Weslport. H. R. Betts, O. H. Wheelock, Moriah. C. R. Woodruff, \ Christopher Armstrong, No. Hudson. Edmond S. Russell, Keene, Calvin Denton, Elizabethtown, Thomas Peacock, North Elba, Jas. Lawson, Chesterfield, James Sprague, Moriah, Albert Wilkins, Wilmington, Meeting of the Essex County Teachers' Association. A copy of the proceedings not having been received, iye copy from the! Saaex Go. Republican, of last week, tho proceedings f the Essex County Teachersi Assocla- ion, a meeting of which was hjeld imme- liately after the adjournment of tlic Instl- ute, on the 23d ult. ELECTION OF OFFtCEIW, sfrO. Immediately after tho close of tho EBSOX County Teaclicrs' Institue at Wostport, on Friday, May 23d, tho. annual meeting of the Teachers' Association was 1 held, and ,he following officers wore elected : President—W.. H. Coates, I Elizabeth. ;owu. First Vice-President—L. Warren Pratt, Horiah. Second Vice-President—Mlts Mattio ^oty, Essex. $ecrctary—T. R. Kneil, Crown Point. Treasurer—D. TomlinBon, Jr., Wills- fo'. Executive Committee—Commissioner F. -j. Miller, Lewis; CommiBBioner C. B. McLaughlin, Port Henry; Hattic B. Dud- ley, Keene. Delegates to the State Convention—E- . Owen, Moriah; W. H. Coatos, ijltza- cthtown; T. R. Kneil, Crown Point. The annual meeting of the association vill be held Thursday, Friday and Batur- lay, October 9, 10 and 11, at Kliubolh' own. At the association a* movement was in- tugunitcd looking to tHo organization of a •rclc on tho plan of tho C. L. 8. O.. for jutual improvement. It is propoHcd to ormulate and adopt a course of study, vith annual or scnu-annual oxamlimtionn. The course is to include literature, htotory, cience and methods and theories of tcach- ng, and will involve the reading of atand- ird educational work. Tho committee lit oraposed of Principals W. H. Doughty, >ort Henry; E, J.Owen, Morlab; L. ft. Packard, Ticonderoga; W. O. Brood, Schroon Lake; CommisHlonor Miller, is ; Miss Van Schoonhoven, Port Hcin- Mrs. Wickes, Ellzabotlitown. Tho bmmittec ia to report at tho fiUl mviutliig 1 association. ftHHKX. June 2.—These arc beautiful days, but ie cold nights of last week loft tho inarkn >f Jack Frost in our gardens. —Essex Union School donon to-ilay.— fliss Votoy and Misn Hofftmglo come \nwk r another year, and Mr. Hickok, of Jliftton County, Is to have t)>o Principal's —It seems very pleasant to Imvc the !teambonts touch at our wharves again. —The annual meeting of tho EHOOX Elorsc Nail Co. to-day. CIIOMTLA. OVE R THE L.AKE. NKW HAVKN.—ThiTll. R. Station WM istroycd by lire last Saturday i'. M. GIUAFTON.L-A fourteen year old girl here weighs 808 pounds. HII-TON.—Broad-Loaf Pleasure Ground* ire being much Improvwl anil «inlarjr*Hl. llKiHToi..—Olmrlen Hamncr w»» thrown oni IIIH wagon on Saturday, while drunk, ill killed. The Hkallng rink IN In suooosaful opo- itlon. Annwoif.—A ton days Holiness Moulin* IH iMilna held by tlw Advent*. A Hkutlng rink ha* \mn put up on I rand View Mountain. LINCOLN.—A whll« lWKl««»-liog was ahot <im lant work. N»* M. K. Church U m lIiNKi» riving largr aocpwlrtn*. H<'hool« tltU your have o<wt #8,ft00. Mioni.KHi'NV.~Thfl new w»U»r w.»rk« re bring rotmlrueled. Ht)Ti.ANi>.--J«Hirph r*wro»« « M kl»#d <<rt> by fulling U) u»« bottom *>f tb«i »fe*n« The Nubility of pot»lixw lo rotUlwsww- il by tho itiwor l»rny»f»l m»nwf««, «|>f^' ny if t\w •Mu.m i>« wet. inu« m *&< w»nww *»» ^\\^A 1 !!?** 1 % My Wife said to me last nigtyt: How much do you sup- pose we have paid out for doctors and medicine In the flint year. I told her I did , not know. To doctors I have paid noth- ing, and five dollars of HulpliurllUtcra has kept health In our family. L. ANIMIBWH, 18 Bpwdoln fit., Boston. John F. Slater, of Connecticut, who lied yesterday, waH n true, earniml, MIUHI- o\o philanthropist. Ilin brain wa« an )arg« ae his heart, lie saw peril to tho country and injustice to the negro in the immediate enfranchiflement of the Ignorant trcci\- ien of the South, and set about to remedy ii as far as his power extended. In 18H2, after many other nobl« acte, ho gave $1,- 000,000 to the caune of negro education In tho South. All honor to his memory I — World. There la much difference In tho black dirt got from the woods which in com- monly called leaf mwld. Some of it 1M the mould from decaying trunks of tr««H, which is less valuable than that from eaves. 18 CONSUMPTION CONTAGIOUS? 1884 JUNE 1884 8u 1 8 15 M Mo 2 9 1161 23 30 Tu 3 10 17 24 We 4 U 18 25 Th 5 12 19 M Fr 6 113 20 27 Sa 7 14 21 28 • aea captain -trho has tailed out of rrF - he preserves the -\ '^J* downT ln\boxeTof \ ^ m < dried sand, with perhas an Inch of for a covering. AQulnoy market dealer in eggs akw testifies to the efficacy 1 of the above simple method, having kept eggs in a fresh and palatable condition for six months in perfectly dry sand asi above stated, though exposed to the ordinary heart of the room. Telephone Hatters. The Northern New York Telephone and Telegraph company have bought the franchise and right of H. L.Stork, licensee of the American Boll Telephone company, the private line business in Essex, CjJnton, and Franklin counties, and are now pre- pared to put in any instruments for private line purposes. All rents now due will be collected by this company. Parties desir- ing private lines are specially invited fa> write\ or call on the superintendents iat either of the exchanges, or write to the general manager, who will givo estimates of expense and terms for putting In instru- ments. This company now has exclusive • it from the American Boll Telephone tpany in Essex, Clinton and Franklin nties to furnish telephones, either for exchanges or private Hnc purposes. All other instruments are infringmonts and parties putting them in, or parties using them will be dealt with accordingly. Manager for Essex County. FRED W. BRIDGES, Port Henry, N. Y. ITBM8 OF IMTERKflT. taM, PMOIM m.i Ooirwiu Pick* *»« Her* and Thar*. No Chinaman ia allowed in & • Oowi 4'Alene diggings. \ Fire destroys »n average of ninety church- w a je*r io this oonntry. 1 Ireland's population is now 5, 00,000— 8,096,000 UH than in 1841. Flowers are rwoWod in London from Italy u fresh at If they had been oat only Borne highly interesting particular! r» g&rdlng the infootlomnoM of consumption > reoently boon given to the world ba the report on this dlaoMO which IIA* recently been issued at the instance of the British Medical AJMooiaUon. The ooumilttoe en- trusted with the Issue of a circular inviting the opinions and experiences of the medical profession regarding the oonununloabuitv of consumption received 1,076 replies. No fewer than 673 of these were simple nega- tives, these repUes meaning that no case 00 which an opinion could be founded had come under the notice of the person m»kio| the return. But the remaining answers own, tain valuable material enough. Of the remainder three olassea were con- traoted—•fflnaatlre answers, numbering 981; doubtful answers, 30, and negative answers, 100. Analysts of the affirmative returns reveals awne astonlahlng feats, oaloulated to make us think seriowilv enough on ottr duty both tu the nink and to the hale. We|ead, for example, of 193 ob- servers reporting cane* of oouiraiinloaUon of oonauroption believed to hava 'oomirrmi ba- n husband and wife, and It I* distinctly staled that In lott at »«<ih oaaaa that then existed no family predisposition or tendency to consumption In the partadr who caqght the Infection. Again, Uw oaae of <vm>mnul- oaUon betweec person* «nUr«Iy nnretat«d are still more oourlnolnjj. A young man dies of consumption, havittg IKHW nurmul by his aiator. Tho latUr fails III wttii \h# disease and dies la (urn ; and b«r oomj«n- lon, \ a girl in excallant health,\ mmtntnto consumption from a CrUnd. A anrvont, In whom It Is admttUd them r»ay have )*«.. • oonaUtutioual UmtUaaj U. th« diMMM, nursed a •olioilur who noutnuttod tHnummp- Uon from his wife. Tlw ««r»ant died x H rn afterward from Ut« dis««M. A draasmakar living In a lonely oottogn had U>n»» jrlr) •{>• prentices from sevantoaa U> iiinoUon y«u« of age, not reUted, and UIWM irlrU UKIJI week in turn tu remain in the boiiaa, slop- ing with th« mistress. Tim draavmafcer .li«d twumption during lb«ir •t»|\«'n«l\*»hlr), and in ieas than two jmn aftmrwanU all three girls JI»<1 of tbe s*m« 4IIMMM. Faote like theae might be w»ll nigh lndeflnll«ly muItipUad, but, as quoted, they «trv« to show that Uje ohanoee are «norm*m«ly In favor ot the Idea that <xmauit>|*U(m U Infoo- tioos, and that tite praii or \ baotUi \ ar« flomvayad from the patlaate to ttt« healthy in UM breaili, and, like \ IU aofd,\ find <mly toe freqoenUy a aeil la wni«b lo bfaed «ad an boor. The convict mortality in Mabai Prison Is larger than In that of any other, •xoept Mississippi. A signboard mnrked \ Bii miles to Mont. gomery,\ was found In the mountains after a tornado, 360 miles from Montgomery, Ala. Lord Lome Ii going to make an attempt to introduce the whttoflsh of the Canadian lakes Into several rivers and lochs In the went of Scotland. Great Britain consumes annually 4,000,- 000 tons of potatoes, of which 800,000 tons are Imported, while tho remainder are raised an 541,000 ooros of land. Military authorities say that 1,000 of the best English soldiers with tbo Improved arms oan do ten times th« oxeoutloh that was dune twenty years ago, While her arms were In th« suds, the other day, a Hookland Me., washerwoman reooived tho weloome news that sho had in- herited a fortune of about (ilC.OOO A little iihgro boy got Into too Itev. Mr. Kennedy's house In Baltimore and stole all that gentleman's olothes, so that he had to lie abod until mor* oould be procured for him. In Chicago there are 3,777 salotNts, or 1 to every 35 families ( 813 bakers, or 1 to •very 470 families; 710 batchers, or 1 to every S)06 families, and 1,603 grooers, or 1 to every 8U families. Twenty-seven thousand mules have been loaded and unloaded from the trains in Atlanta, Oa., this season. Tne total r» oelptaare estimated to have been 97,000 bead. The average prioe was #130. Dr. OharlMF. Dnau, of Chelsea, Mass., wante a pension because he weighs 443 pounds, his superfluous avoirdupois being the result of an attaok of malarial fever which he had during his services in the late war. Itellgious sectarian agitation in Finland has assumed serious proportions. One Jobs Kulasy, a native of OsterbotUra, has sat up as Pope and Is selling Indulgences. As •miasary of bis was r Uy murdered whiU engaged in a propngai. la mission. Heven thousand people shouted \yea\ when, In closing the eession of the Mormon Ooufereaoe, John Taylor pat to a vote toe question !-\ gbali we npbold the doctrines of oar Oharah, Including polygamy, stand by it and defy the powers of the nation r Unman skin and that of young rabbtta bavo IMW suoneasfully appltad ia stoail ploood to Wga t^aUng atirfao* (• wemods. Dr. Wil*, tl , bow«v«f, in Uui M*4kiA IT«M, oUires to h»vo ot)takMd vary noqob battoi r«snlts from the uaa erf IIM lateroaJ RHSI br*o« uf ben's eggs. A grand waddittg In India la remarkabla for many thiAfS, btH no faaAu* of II Is more oitraordlnary U>..» tb« uaW pitaHtyhr wbMs I* Is iUw<M wedding of Uvt Bas> «f Outeh §4,080 patnir WHM IWI <w th* tn t «ay, <m %* m*mA W,. •OO^aod on Oa UiiH M.OOO. TM> MAIN! Ollll/a OUM SU^rLT. It ooste tt.OOO a rait to kaap A«f«a%» rntrn ia oaswtag fu« Ywis* Udlas, as- p^rfallylhoa. to aohool. a n proTwW*!!* pm olMwafB, astd M takva no small amount to k*ep UMtn s«{*f)Ua4. A rraoohman from lloreb Falls WM to town UMI oU>«t 4a.r and awkatad If3 pm*U of ta« *f*ww arti«U Ot* dragftol took stvaetM** ptmttd*. ti tfgfttoffMK* «t s)t a f*«a4. tl was pritna g*m, watte a*$ frm from Urn, fl WM to Imwpa. mA k*4 IMS tnymiwaA iawisl. Th# aw* said Otm% U IM4 100 pmnkl* «# gnm si bom* vttfetfc* ptttpmmi to «a*lw* to Sate * Otti tttm r*m mw*> m HM bail, b**^ Of a Ufh*ar ooto» at>4 a* better «a»* O»» U»t MM to <4 a t 7 FEE 0SHT. I have for sale, at any time, in sums of $200 to flOjOOO, first mortgage bonds upon 'fflprovod \WoBtcni SVurxns» coupon DOIICLB« •af able at the Third National Bank of New /ork, and bearing seven per cent, interest, payable semi-annuaUy. Every loan guar- anteed satUfaotory. Inveetigatlonsoliated. W. H. OABR, Wolcott Boflding, Port Henry, N.Y. The b Isk walk is the gait in horses that is of moi it value to farmer*. When going On the road with a load what is gained by trotting on level places is more than offset by the slowness of the gait afterwards. —Aweald Back, with aweary aching lameness ovjrar the hips is a sign of diseased kidneys. Use the beBt kidney curative known, whfcli is Burdock Blood Blttora. ! ItlsUaelws for young ladies who are troubled with freckles, pimples, moth and tan and a bad skin generaDy to use liquid paints or dry powders, for they only make tho skin look well for the time being. To have a good complexion you must have pure blood.— Use Sulphur Bitters and your skin will bo fair and complexion rosy.— Young Ladied Magemine. Oastoria. Wlicn baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. WhenBhowaBaChlld.BhocriodforCaRtoria When she was a MUB. »he clung to Ga«toria. When nho had Children, she gave them Castoria. 80w4 —No cure, No payl Dr. Lawrence' Cough Balsam, when once um:d, takes the platic of all others. Bee our advertising >lumns. 12yl LOCAL NOTZOBB. —Call on Irish <Sb Bon for hard pan prices In boots and shoes, and groceries. —Irish has just returned from market lth a full and complete stock of staple and fancy groceries, boots and shows, etc., and is selling At prices that will astonish all. —On our 8d pag«? to-day will be found ft itriklng and Instructive' illustration of thn ximpBratlv* worth of the various kinds of baking powders now In thfl market. -The lnrg;\*t assortment of Hpring and imrr Owils, nml the lowrst possible priws, nan now be found at H. JACf>B8. 100 plerrs of cbolrr IVlnts at 4r>. per yard and upwards, justopnnwlat HENHY JACX)!IH. 7R plffps of nlr». spring slylns DrrnH (|hatns, at Hc',.,Wr;,, and Hk\ for \hn vrry ,, prr yard, Just ror^lvr.l ft t |{. .[Aoons. A full linn »f M.-n»\ I,a.)K», Missis and Chlldrrhs' Uooin and Hhoos, at union- Ishlngly low prirrs, just opnnml at II. JACOBH. Coffrr H II. Jaro «4rta. pn Hr«t quality Pork Itl.l at II. Jurnl*. vln. pr; H\rr Family flour-wry bbl wam-n -<a W-10 PC bbl. at If, Jacobs. •For the vrry UtrstfjimlHy, and Urgr* ety of nrw cant)\] fnills and all f>lh«!i Groceries, such as Flour, Pork.IUm.Flsh, I<ard, T^a, f VifTw, Ppkm, and at tho most aiKmablr prirrs, <?»ll at II. JA('<)BH. —A large Rsitfirtmrnt of Ijadks and Mlsws Jrrsrys. dlovr«, Hosiery, Jusl rrrrlvcd at II. JACOBH. -Every variety of TOIIPI fV«p« at Irish *8on . Tl)p latr«t sty IF* of OPJ>U' Hals ani! Cap*, and Nrrkwrar, ju»l rrrrlvml at II JACOIIH. TltP \y**t gno<1» «ni1 U>wr«l pr\crm will be found at 4. K. T A w w tnvnlcr of M-n. 1 , Ymillti' and ih>y» mmm*r Hulu, Ju.t rr,r|»r<J ai H JACYUIH. Fmir fr*i1r« of nlrfl Tea* at nirrmflj low prtrr*at H. Jarolia. <'.,ffc* C Htigar ml 7 rt* ailrtsbJb Port Afp J*OII foiftf to rjnj>a~T uny *^f y*)'tr rcKim* T It an, <1<i n«i fail U, look over <mr »»rgr v , c haalng k Wall l*at>«^, \*>t<rtv p To. U JA<<tm Knirm go«l qua ound at i f JS/OIMI WAItitlK.I*. Mil.f.EH lUHUK tn t'off If er |t«T Wm ft Mltlrr an<l A%.r ANtV Yt>rSO Al May 31H. fMR4, by' IU Frank It Ih.n.n.1. c,f (ONKI.I.N f>t (|«U town nniltc H(h nit Sgo<} m yc»/«,U>»»U>f «A Infant f»u» d*y tH AlE—a», ktav m, frfJnf ATKINH Al K—=.. M.T3S, -f «,»Ui kllw ' ' b! il fHt OHIAT Rimed) *»mmmi*m**iwmwwmmmm 'tMwvmmmmmmmwmmmmmi m>tm+»m*mt**mm*i*mi ••t iv m ~*-*— * «PSSMli« KIDNEY LIVER CURE, i «s of tasto and smell. A sntwlU cure. Not a liquid dwtththe finger. Send for dmgdljBtB. too. by mail re« 'HEB8. Drngglsts. Oweeo. N. T. KENNEDY'S IEME Dlawv*r«4 la BMleal YOUNG DAN THE LAMBERT BOY Wtll stand thin soaftona* follows: TtJEHDAYB. at L*»wls. THt/rtHDAYH. at Jak* Wright's stable at miDAYrt. at Moriah C^nfi WBONEHDATH and SATURDAYS, at tb« Wij» rif th«> inbdoHMr at HoInsTllle. Ynuns: Dan h*son nword; tmttndtnthroA ol't. waishn {n> r iK.i»ntl». and stands <i 3 iD^hw hl«h ; ts <lark cb^atnuL. PEDIORIE: TOQD« Dam br Larrr and D<J br Daniel Umb»rt; <lam. full b{ood«d Raroblatonian m<»r«. weigh* iisn tKiunds aad has araoord Rlnalp »orr|oo, w. w h In band: 8»*son. »6, <<wh in hand • f i\ ^> Iniinra, parabi* Msrop l, imm. AII «i|t« boHin l.;r,,«r. All mar«a dU- tK-uvi of l-fnro tlmf of poling will b«toon •|<l«r«1 wlfh fo«l. Harm aarvwd at ownar'i \ B. r*TT«M, 9 TUNIS OUT OF IO Or. Thomas' Kclactric Oil CVRU 99 TIMES OUT OP 100 Dr. Tbotsaa' Scla«trte OU cunu a esw sr s n i I9T1M1S OUT OF2O fcVUelrtc OU 49 T1MU OUT OF 60 i' Ectectstc Oil SOLO EVERYVHCHE. Strayed or Stolen. ntnroi »r rtuMti, May 7»h, 1HH4, from ihc mcoilwf of Mr*. HunU-f. In Wefttport, one Wtftti hat, i«ro ye«/ old man? roll.- At>y <»tvr (1rln| informaUoo uf her wbcrtv- •l.nit* win bo Mi)u»b}» rvwardnl by %A~ .)m*in( < ORNKI.n H HVA.N, Wadfuun* MUU, JT V. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT ! rREAT BARGAINS -AT- H. JACOBS of. We wonld like to call your special attention to the fact that „„ again prepared to offer you tho largest and most complete stock new gfPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ever before exhibited « , this vicinity, which we shall sell at such extremely low piiceb tha; it ! will be for the interest of every shrewd and careful buyers to favor i with a call before purchasing elsewhere. ! Feeling highly gratified with the success we have attained daring stay here for the past six years, which can only be attributed! to o\ constant endeavors in serving our patronfe to the best of out abil ity, and having now, so to speak, permanently located herd, w are, still more than ever before, duty bound to look after!the bost interests of our customers, and see that every single salo will be satisfactory. We do not believe in advertis- ing to be selling goods at half-price, for those dodges] are rarely believed by anybody; but we do believe in «tatingj;he facts just as they are, and that is to say, we can, and do chum, by having eighteen yoars of constant experience, and by posses- sing all possible means that any live and wide-awake merchants can have in ob- taining the right goods at the right places,andat the right price»,hence we have no fear for any of our competitors, and cannot and wiil not be undersold by any one in this section ! Wo are selling g6od prints at 4c. pr yd., and up. '' \ \ T heavy unbleached and bleached sheeting at 6cipr ] yard and up. / -' • j ' \ \ \ nice dress Ginghams at 7, 8, 9, and lOcJpr yard. ' \ \ \ cheviot shirting at 8c. pr yard and up. i J • \ \ extra good quality of Oottonades at J 2$c. pr y^. and ip. ' \ u a full line of domestic dress goods, in all the new a ad leading shades from 8c. pr yard up. ' ' L ' \ \ all other kinds of dress goods, comprising all tl & nen eat I shades of the season, at way down prices. Our assortment of FANCY GOODS In black and white eilk Laces, Buttons, Notions, Hosiery, Ladii Kid and Berlin Gloves. i, Ladies'«J >d Mia et' Neckwear ( Rushings, linen and silttTCandkerchiefs, Jerseys, in all new shades, at $1.50 for ladies' sizes, all the makes of CORSETS, Toilet Soaps, Perfumes, Tooth Powder, _ Stationery, <fec, <&o., at astonishingly low prices. HOUSEKEEPING GOO Booh ae Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, Bed Quilts, Lace we can give you special bargains. We have a foil line of JEWELR Yl'i Watches, Kings, Ear-rings, Pins, and Rogers' & Bros. Silverplated Ware, sneh as T»a and Table Spoons, Knives and Forks; Qaston, Oake Baskets, Bntter-Diehet, Ac, &c, and we guarantee «v- 017 article just as represented or money will be refunded. SHE08! SHOES! SHOES! Our stooh of Ladies', Misses' and Obildrens' fine Shoes and Slip was never more complete in variety and style, and as we have this season taken particular pains in bringing on only good, reliable goods, and at such LOW PRICES, that we feel confident we can satisfy most any one in STYLE, PRICE and QUALITY. Ready-Made Clothing? Ready-Made Clothing? Ready-Made Clothing Hen's, Youth's, Boy's and Children's, Suits, we have a large ment, and positively as low as there can be bought anywhere in this section. Also, OentS'FurnisMiig Qoods ? KecktiM, Suspenders, Sock*; Glorea, Linen dollars and Onfls, BI1 Flannel, and fine Dress Shirts, Merino Underwear, Traveling HATS €APB$ L Boou and Fine Shots ft»r 1£#L' and Beys' wear, which will be sold a ROCK BOTTOM PRICES I W*Ur.aa<WdUjoarg«.«l ^oakaftne leiecMoo of Will ] Alton md Paper Obrtains. White AUantk Load, Paint*, Ofl, Varniahos, Nafls, Pork, . UH, Smolwd Bt«f f irVb tod choiee Canned Fraito and in •tort. tie and mmmjmmmmjf
