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h p 4 POST AND GAZETTE THURSDAY, SEPT. 17, 1885. TIME TABLE. « 0, * H. OiitmlOo.V U.K.. «ivfnB thr tthitnhllll ('hubl)'H Duok Pft>nM(>n 1'utnitm Pttsn Port Honrj WKHTPORT, Whnllonfttn p-rtKBnt.\........:...; ! •••• 11.2U f».5i> ... . it.m (t.3 1 4.58, lO.lo! d.lii I oavo Montrnnl a.nn A.M.. and MR P.M., HM<1 Ai rlvn nt Now York at io.no P.M., am) 7,:io A.M. I)mwiii«.rr»otn ('HTH \ii X)ny Trniue. » of Mixed f .,. „.. ... Frolffht Trains In qiiiro at depot, M/iil-HHuft* for North und South Truim Ifiivw EMzntu Hitnwn at 11 A.M.. and i> ' Ellswhothtmvji, Trom ll t 1 ' Houth nt, nhont.7,H0p.M. A.M.. ull tra d arrlvus i from t Church Services. MKTIIOPIHT Ensroi'Ai, I'Htutatt, RRV. 0. T,. HAOAK. /W/M\-Services: Sunday moniiiic io;}(): : Sablml.li school immediately following. Praise and Prayer meeting; 7:30 fvoning. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. CosdHKOATioNAi, Cmiucit, Ttev. Fni'ley Porter.- Services: Sunday morning, 10:- 30 : Snblmtli school at close, of service,. Evrnirijj Service. 7:30 P. M. Local and Miscellaneous. —Dr. John L. Feeney, who was a recent pnpst at the Windsor, is a Staten Island physic'an of prominence. -Until fitrt.lier notice, there will he\ services at the Haptist Church in this vil- hVP, on Sunday aflenioonV at 2 o'clock, conducted by ltcv. L. P. Smith He will also lecture, \On Tndm,-nnd the customs of its people,\ on Tuesday eve.. Sept. 22, 7-M0 o'clock, at Ihe Baptist Church. The above lecture was postponed two weeks on account of the storm on the iiiglil.it was to have been given. —Steady employment during the P'all and Winter on salary is offered in another column by the Van Dusens of Geneva. They are an old reliable, firm. 8w4 —Another death occurred by drowning on the Oth inst., at Keene Valley. Mrs. Laura Aulder, daughter of C. W. Burton of this village, was drowned in the eastern branch of the Ausable River. It, is sup- posed she was crossing on a foot bridge when it was swept away by the high water. She was soon missed and the bridge was found to have been carried away. Search was diligently made but she was not found until the 11th inst The remains were buried, in the cemetery near New Russia in this town, on Sunday. —A weak back, with a weary, aching lameness over the hips.is a sign of diseased kidneys, Use the best kidney curative known, which is Burdock Blood Bitters. —Among the recent guests at the VV inci- sor, in this place, we note the arrival of N. C. Miller Esq., President of the Star Fire Insurance Company of New York City, and of the Board of Fire Under- writers of New York. Mr. Miller was ac- companied by his wife and daughter and Miss Hollick ; and, after making a toy>\ of the mountains and Lakes of the wetffof us, they returned to the Windsor and wound up their trip by climbing Hurri- cane. The Hurricane party, consisted of Col. Miller, wife, daughter and Miss Hollick, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Rawson and Miss Lulu Rawson and Mr. John D. Nich- olson. The \Col.\ made the acquaintance of many townsmen, and they found him to be a genial and whole souled gentle- man. We hope to see him here again. —One of the amusing incidents of the Fair is the rivalry existing among the pen- mpn. Visitors pass from one to anotli receiving cards from each, and then away and compare. The decision is in- variably in favor of Prof. B. H. Spencer one of the faculty at Carnell & Carhart's Albany Business College. His skill with tin? pen is marvelous. He writes rapidly and combines the most difficult capitals witli great case aud elegance. Carnoll & Cu chart also exhibit books and busii forms, work of their students, which indi- cate the most careful training upon tin part of their instructors. —Liver complaint is declared by many old sufferers, after years of medical experi- ment, to be incurable, and yet Vinegar Bitters has effected innumerable perman ent. and perfect cures of chronic cases. In valid*, do not suffer longer, but purchas a bottle of the Bitters and judge foryout selves NOTICE—The Circulating Library wifl be open every Wednesday and Satu afternoon, from 4 to 7 o'clock, until Oc- tober 1st. Books may be taken out the rate of 2 cents per volume for the length of time specified on cover. A fii of one cent per day will be asked if no) returned within the given time. Yearly subscription, $ 1. Six months, 50 cents. —Call and take advantage of Irish & Son's reduction of 5 |c. on all casli purchases except Hour, meal, and sugar. —By selling goods for cash and cash prices Irish & Son still make a living among you, thanks to yourmtcligc appreciative qualities. Henry Dornburgli. Newcomb—A. M. Lynch, Win. H. Dornburgh, Wm. Sullivan. North Elbtt~O. W. Kennedy, L. C. Brewstor, L. 8. Parkhurst. North Hudson—C. E. Wood, Edwin Oweu, Mark ham Sherman. Schroon—C. T. Leland, D. L. Weeks E. E. Hunter. St. Armand—K. L. Trumbull, T. D. Tmtubull, J. W. Miller. Tlconderoga—T. A. Keiluy, Robt. Mc- Jatighln, S. W. Clark. WeHlport—G. C. Osburne, Daniel Carey, 3. W. Daniels. Wlllsboro 1 —J.* B. Cuyler, M. Morhous. J.D. Shahon. Wilmington—Patrick Dacey, Wm. Bell. M. M. Cooper. Tlie following delegates were elected to the Statu Conven tion : H. D. Graves, A. B. Waldo, C. T. Le- land. Delegate to Judicial Convention, A. J. B. Ross. Delegates to Senatorial Convention.Joiin Liberty, D. L, Weeks, Daniel Wynmn. On motion of Mr. Bosley, Dr. E. F. Edgcrly was elected by\ the Convention as* Chairman of the County Committee. The following gentlemen were selected •a members of the Co. Com.: \\E. D. Barnett, Chesterfield. Benj. P. Trauhvay, Crown Point. John Liberty, EHzabelhtown. Robt. Fortune, Essex. c{ .?/'* , -^ , A. Bosley, Jay. \ \ Michael Manning, Keene. Wm. Thompson, Lewis. 'WftU*>f Merrill, Moduli. / ' ' ' \- ,t James Dohert.y, Minerva. / A. M. Lynch,'Ni'.wcoinb. . / Lyman llull, North IIIHIHOII. L. 8. ParkhurHt, North Elba. E. G. Ricketson, St. Annand. D. L. Weeks, Sebroon. T. A. Heiley, Tieamleroga. G. C. Usborne, We.stport. J. I). Shahon, Willsboro 1 . JVilhml Hii/.oHon, Wllinlnglnn. \*On motion a eommiUce of five was sc ucted by this Chtiinniui to present to the ^invention names of candidates fcr (he everal County olllees to be filled at the insuing election. The Committee, recommended the fol- For Member of Assembly—A. C. II. Livingston. For District Attorney—Thomas F. Con- way. For Sheriff— Dominick J. GllHgan. For Justice of Sessions—John G. Thomp- son. For Coroners—Doctor Isaac Rice, Vol- ney Brougliton, Samuel A. Murclock. The report of the committee was unani- mously adopted. The following resolution was offered by Mr. Waldo: Resolved, That this convention most heartily endorses the National aud State Administrations. Adopted unanimously. The following was offered by D. L. Weeks and unanimously adopted : Rooked, That, feeling deeply the loss of ir co-workers, J. D. Cheney and Rawson C. Buck, members of our county com- mittee, and remembering their devotion to the Democratic party and their readi- ness at all times to lay aside all personal considerations for the good of the party, and humbly bowing to the divine law which took them from our midst: We take this occasion to express our heart- felt sorrow for the loss which the Demo- cratic cause has sustained through their death. 'Tlie following were elected town Com- mittees. Chesterfield—Dr. A. T. Talmadge, Bar- ney McGuire, L. Whitney. Crown Point—Jas. K. Trimble, Jas. K. Barnett, Saiu'l A. Murdock. Elizabethtown—Friend A. Brown. F. R. Patterson, A. C. H. Livingston. Essex -A . J.-.J^ROSs, J. N. Oliver, G. J. Walker.** ; \'*'•'\ ••'-'• Jay-Silas W. Prime, L. F. Rob Thos. Armstrong. Keene—Salma P. Chase, R. G. S. Blin, Melvin Trumbull. Lewis—John Cross, Wm. Smith, Alan- son M. Lewis. Moriah -VolneyBroughton.L. B. Tread- ay, L. R. Northrup. Minerva--Patrick Sullivan, Matthew Clifford, Edmund Butler, Jr. Npwcomb—Elbert Parker, W. H. Dorn- burgh, Chas. Fan-, Jr. North Hudson-Edwiu Owen, Mark. Shernvtn, C. E. Wood. JNorth Elha-C. W. Kennedy, L. V. Brcwster. Duncan Cameron. St. Armand—Robt. S. Smith, I. Rice, G. W. Carr. Schroon-C. T. Leland, Elmore E. Hunter, Thos. L. Cheney. Ticonderoga—J. A. Fleming, R. A. Me Caughin, J. C. Cunningham. WeslpoTt—N. J. Gibbs,Frauk Vaughan. G. V. Smith. Willsboro'—C. E. Richardson, W. E. Paine, E. S. Palmer. Wilmington—Patrick Dacey, Wm. Bell. Alpheus Perry. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye-niaok * Brown, Mo. Pike's Toothache Drops cure In 1 Minute, 3S& Sean'* BheumuUc I»Uli « w n ,ura cute. 500. OVE R TH E LA K IS. BITKMNGTUN.—The Woolen Mill is again in operation. •FAIHHAVKK.—The damage done to crops >y recent rains is estimated at f 5,000. RUTLAND.—Darwin Pierce, for 18 years -nail agent in the Depot has been arrested 'or robbing the mails. PtnwKY.—Thomas Brown was killed last week by falling into the water-wheel while in motion. ESHSMCHOH FALLS.-The Flour Mill was robbed recently of checks and money to the sum of #300. BRArmtnoito.—A log drive of 10,000,000 eet panned down the river last week. Wiwr JAY.—Charles Lapicr was killed fist week by a board flying from a splitting 103,415 pieces of matter were handled ,t the Burlington P. O. in August. Lnnuiw.—Has a man 107 years old who alks to the village, 8} miles. G. M. S. Democratic Co. Convention. Pursuant to call the delegates to the Co Convention from the several towns of the County assembled at the Weed House, in Westport, Wednesday, the 16th inst. anc was called to order by A. Bosley, Esq. Chairman of Co. Committee. Oa motion, A. J. B. Ross, Esq., was chosen Chairman and E. E. Hunter anc John Liberty. Sec'y's. On call of delegates from the sevcra towns, the following presented creden- tials : Chesterfield—Dr. A. T. Talmadge, Lu- ther Whitney, Barney McGuire. Crown Point-James K. Barnett,Daniel Wyman. Elizabethtown— F. A. Brown, F. R. Patterson, John Liberty. Essex—J. N. Oliver, A. J. B. Ross, Jonathan Mather. Jay—A. Bosley, Wm. Madden, Jr., E. Q. Storrs. Keene—Michael Manning, John O'Con- nell. Chas. Hale. Lewis—Wm. Thompson,John Cross, A. Pollard. Moriah—A. B. Waldo, Walter Merrill, P. C. MeRory. Minerva—James Doberty ,Thos. Powers, —The Republican County Convention on Tuesday was fully attended and Hi was sufficient diversity of views and can- didates for nomination to arouse consider- able excitement and make the \si gathering\ somewhat interesting. What, perhaps, gave as much interest to the pro- ceedings as any other proposition wai selection of delegates to the Republican Senatorial Convention. Of course tin election of the delegates would voice th- preference of the Convention for the can didate whose name was to be presented ti the Senatorial Convention for nomination; it being apparently conceded that Essex County is entitled to the nomination. Delegates known to be in favor of Row- land C. Kellog-g were selected, viz.: T. R Kneil, J. S. Roberts, A.' A. Morse. Thi candidates whose names were before the convention were Hon. W.F. Weston,Hon. N. C. Boynton and Col. W. E. Calkins B. C. Burleigh and J. W. Steele, Esq's having, as we understand,withdrawn from the contest. I The delegates to the State Conventii are B. W. Burleigh.W. Barnes,J.C. Wai W. Chase, S. S. Olcott aud W. D. Palmer. I To the Judicial Convention, C. B. Mc- ; Laughlin. I The candidates nominated for county ofticers are: For member of Assembly, Hon. Wesk-y Barnes, nominated for re-election. For Sheriff, Henry Allen, of North Elba. For District Attorney,Henry Dornburgh of Ticonderoga. For Justice of Sessions, S. P. Olcott North Hudson. For Coroners, C. B. Pease, Crownpoint, C. A. Hopper, Port Henry, and Rogers Hickok, Wilmington. We hare ODly .space to say, this week, that if the Democracy of Essex county shall chance to be defeated at this election, the above respectable nominees will no floubt endeavor to honorably fill the respect- ive ofiicesto which they will be elected! Ciena's Sulphur Soap heals and beautlfle*, 26o, MAUK1EI>. •JENTON—HIOHAUOS—At Elizabethl town, Sept. 17th, 1885, by Rev. C. L. Hairar, Chauncey Denlon to Miss Abbie Richards, both of Lewis. Hay Fever Cured by Cream Balm. I lmv.i been a periodical sufferer from lay Fever since the summer of 1879, and, lil I used Ely's Cream Balm.I was never tble to find any relief. I can say that Ynun Halm cured me.—L. M. Georgia, ninghiimlon, N. Y. RECEIVW8 SALE. SUPREME COURT: Matthew Hale and Frances D. Hall, Trus- tees of the Estate of Henry L. Webb, de- ceased, against Thomas H. Willard and George Willard. In pursuance of a Judgment in the above mtitled action, dated the 7th day of July, 188S,and entered in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Easex, on the 6th day of September, 1885, I, the undersigned, the Receiver thereby appointed for Buch pur. pose, will sell at public auction at the Court House in the Village of Ellzabeth- town.in said County of Essex,on Saturday, the 24th day of October, 1885,at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, the premises in said judgment mentioned and therein described as follows, that is to say: All that certain parcel of land situated in the County of Easex, and distinguished as Lot No. 47, of the west part or division of Township Number One, and part of Township Number Two, of the Old Mili- tary tract as surveyed byj ohnRichards in the year 1813, and is bounded and described in the field book and maps of said tract filed in our Secretary's Office as follows,to-wit: Beginning at the south-west corner thereof at a spruce tree, marked 87, 47, 48 and 57, being the corner of those lots, running thence north thirty minutes west,71 chains to a pine tree, marked 46, 47, 48 and 49, thence north 89 degrees and 80 minutes east, 80 chains to a spruce tree, marked 42, 45, 46 and 47,thence south 30 degrees east, 71 chains to a birch tree, marked 37 and 47, thence south 89 degrees and thirty minutes west, 80 chains to the place of be- ginning,containing five hundred and sixty- eight acres of land. Dated Elizabethtc 10, 1885. HARRY HALE, Receiver. HALE & BULKLEY, Attorneys \for Plaintiffs, 25 North Pearl Street, Albany, New York. Inn NALEMiHEN, Good Salary or Commission paid. Outfits free. . JJUnJJDfl 0E UU., Brighton N. V. Two Years Ago ! T was a sight, to behold and was unable 0 enjoy life at all. Now I am the picture if health HIIII can eti( anything. What did 1 ? Sulphur Bitters cured me of Dyspepsia nd Liver Complaint, after suffering two .-ears.-IF. Jr. Bowman, Manchester, N. / G 2 An End to Bone Scraping. Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, III., savs: ••llavinsc iwejvcd so mush benefit >m Electric Bitters, I feel it my duty to suffmmr humanity know it. 'Have had 'unuing sore on my leg for eight years ; ,' doctors told me I would have to have i bone scraped or leg amputated. I ml, instead, three bottles of Electric Bit- 's and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and my leg is now r.ound and well.\ Electric Billersare sold at fitty cents a bottle, and Buckieu's Arnica Salve at 25c. ler box by C. N. Williams. Good Results in Every Case. D. A. Bradford,, wholesale paper dealer if Chattanooga, Tenn.. writes, that he vus seriously-afflicted with a severe cold that settled on his lungs: had tried many remedies without benefit, being induced ;i try Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- umption, did so and was entirely cured ,y use of a few bottles. Since which time he has used it. in his family for all Coughs and Colds with best results. This tlie experience of thousands whose lives ive been saved by this Wonderful Dis- covery. Trial Bottles free at C. N. Wil- liams Drug Store. BiicXlen's Arnica Salve. THE BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Riieum. Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains \ mis, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi- n']y cures Piles, or no pay required. It guaranteed to give perfect safisfaction, \money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by C. N. WILLIAMS. 5yl CATARRH,! STEADY 1MPL0YMENT We want good men in every town in this State to take orders for Nursery Stock during THI S FAL L AN D WINTER . Notice. The 181 h Annual Reunion of the old itli IX'. V. Vols.. will be held at Still- ater, Saratoga Co., N. Y., October 7th, 1885. Ex-Soldiers in this vicinity, ill old members of the Reg't are cordially nvited to attend the Reunion. Ex-Soldiers who may attend will be welcomed same as though they belon to the old Reg't. All that can, or will, ttend the Reunion are requested to notify the undersigned by postal card, as soo he 20th of this month, so that arra _ nents can be made with the Railroad Co., f possible, for fare one way. If fare one way can be secured, it will only cost about five dollars (#5) for all expenses. Address J.E.BARNES, Westport, N. Y wishing to learn business requirements 1 ild'send for the new catalogue of the Mailed free, with specimens of peun shin. Address, Carnell & Carhart, 51 «fc r>3 N. Pearl St.. Albany, N. Y. Hay Fever Specific. I found it a specific Tor Hay Fever, ten years I have been it, great sufferer from August 9th till frost. Ely's Cream Balm is the only preventive I have ever found. Frank B.*Ains\vorth, of F. B. Ainswortli & Co., Publishers, Indianapolis, Ind. 2w4 What Parents Fear. Many persons—especially parcnis—ob- ject to many quack nostrums as likely to imgender or encourage, a love for strong drink. They are right. Better die \ disease than of drunkenness. The use Parker's Tonic does not involve this danger. It. not only builds up the system curing all ailments of the stomach, livei and kidneys, but it stimulates without in toxicating and absolutely cures the appe- tite for liquor. 4ml Hay Fever Cured by Cream Balm. I liave bee n a periodical sufferer from Hay Fever since the summer of 1879, and. until I used Ely.s Cream Balm, I was never able to find any relief. I can say that Cream Balm cured me.—L. M. Georgia, Binghampron, N. Y. 4w4 George Campbell* Hopkinsville, Ky., says: \Burdock Blood Bitters is the best preparation for the Blood and Stomach ever manufactured.\ ltown, N. Y., September ELY'S CREAM BALM A particle is apiiliuuintonaoh nostril and w Previon lire experience not required. W< ON SALAR Y And pay our salesmen's expenses. For terms address. TH E C L. VAN DUSEN NURSERY CO., Nurseries established 1839. GBSEVA.N.Y. GIVEN AWAY DR. THOMAS' Eclectric Oil! WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD! A Medicine with curative proper- ties as impossible to counterfeit as the PYRAMIDS OF EGYPT, and which is now having an enormous sale throughout the United States and Canadas. SCRANTON, PA. During the past tw< years I have used bottle! of Dr.Thomas' Kclactric Oil for sprains, bruise cuts, burns and Rhei matics. It always cure_. -M.L. Blair, Aid. Fifth Ward, Nov. 9. 1883. GRAYVILLE, I I In cases of Croup, Thomas' Eclectric Oi! never foils to cure. It cured me of a very bad Ulcerated Sore Throat— C.R. Hall,GrayvUle, 111. LOWELL, I was badtv afflicted with Bronchitis and an affection of the throat. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil cured me-Oliver J. Belle Isle, 23 East Mer- riraack Street. - DAVENPORT, IOWA. As a remedy for Ci :arrh Dr.Thomas'Eclei trie Oil lieve will c and I be SOLD BY ALL DRUCC9STS. £ MILKS NORTH OF THE WHALLONBBURGH DKPOT,ON THE DELAWAKK <fc HUDSON CANAL Go's B.B., IN THK TOWN OF E88BX,E8SEX CO., N.Y., Consisting of 240 acres, well watered, in an excellent state o cultivation, with brick Dwelling House and Woodshed attached Granary, Repair Shop, Horse Barn with Carriage shed attached, i Cattle Burns and 2 Hay Barnes, and other outbuildings; Cottage an< Barn for employee, all in good order, and many of the buildings uearlx new. The farm has a large and productive Apple Orchard, am Garden Fruits, Cherries, Pears, Plums, Grapes and Currants; also i Sugar Orchard of upwards of 600 Trees, and Sugar House. Tin House, Horse Barn, Cattle Yard and Cottage are all (supplied with tin best of spring water through galvanized iron pipes. Tlie Executors will also sell the Household Furniture, consisting •if Parlor, Diniug Room, Kitchen and Bed Room Furniture, Carpets Crockery, Feather and Spring Beds, Sewing Machine, Stoves &c Also, 350 tin Sap Buckets, 3 sheet iron Sap and Syrup Pans, Saj. Storage Cane, &c. Also, the Farm Stock, consisting of 1 span o: young Work Horses, 1 Brood Mare and Colt, 20 head of Cattle, 1 Double Spring Wagon, 2 Single Spring Wagons, 1 Lumber Wagon, 1 Top Phaeton, 1 Double Sleigh, 1 Single Sleigh, 1 Cutter, 1 Pair Bol Sleighs, 2 sets Double Harness, 2 Bingle Harnesses, Mowing Machine. Horse Rake, Reaper, Plows, Harrows, Cultivator, Farm Roller, Plat form Scales, and a large number of other farming implements, toolt- and untensils. It is desired to retain the horses, certain of the cattle, aud necessary tools and implements for the cultivation of the firm until after its sale; but all other property will be sold without reserve. Purchasers may apply to JAMES STAFFORD, on the premises, mtil October 1st, aud after that dale to CHARLES STAFFORD, at liis residence adjoining on the north. DE WITT STAFFORD, P. O. AddresB: 54 Wall St., New York City, JAMES STAFFORD, P. O. Address: Whallonsburgh, N. Y. August 25th, 1885. \CANDEE\ ARCTICS —\7ITH— DOUBLE THIOI^BALL. Two Years - -- TEST. on the Sole. The \CANDEV RUBBER CO. give a better Rub- »er than can be obtained elsewhere for the same money, with tiieir great Improvement of the DOUBLE THICK BALL. The extra thickness of rubber right ui.der the tread, gives DOUBLE WEAR. Ask to see the \C1SDEE\ Double Thick Ball Kubbers in Boots, Arccics, Overshoes, Alaskas, <fcc. A Common Sense Idea. POET HENRY BOOT AND SHOE IT© BE, A STEADY T'UTiL OF SQUARE WON EST DEALINGS, COUlTEn WITF wp.Lr.-MADE. STYLISH AND RELlA RLE GOODS. TELL THE TALF, OF OUR SUC«ESSIN THE SHO E BUS I NESS. KXI'ERIENCE AND FUKD CASH ON* E MOKE. THE OHANDEST SUCCESS OF THK 8EAS\N. OPENING OF OUR LOW PRICE SP (lOVIl'L'TE NEW STVCR OF LADIES AND CHILDREN'S. MEN8AN1>BOY< TINE. MEDIUM AND LOW PRICE! BOOT S SHOE S AND SLIPPERS . OUR ASSORTMENT IS THE BEST, TRADE WITH US, IT MEANS SURE SUCCESS IN SECURING FOR YOUR- SELF TUB WIDEST RANGE FOR SELECTION, THE LATEST STYLES. THE MOST RE- LIABLE GOODS AND BY FAR THE LOWEST PRICES. EVERY CAREFUL BUY EH WILL IN SPECT OUii S I OCR WHEN IN WAN OF ANYTHING IN THE SHOE LINE. WEAU E ANXIOUS TO SHOW Gnons- •VISH TO PTTBCHASE. COME IN . LOOK OVKB <njR IMMENSE A»- SORTMENT STOCY OVV PBIOB8 AND WE WIM TAKE THE CHANCES OF Xi'UB GuING AW, KMPTY HANDED. S. F . MURDOCK, EXECCTORS' SALE, THK KXEOUTOBS OF THE WILL OF THE LATE JAMES STAFFORD 3PJ-EE FOR 8ALE THE FARM LATELY OCCUPIED BY HIS ELIZABETHTOWN UNION FREE SCHOOL EMZABETHTOWN, ENSEX Co , N Y. Location admirable; Instruction practi- — cal and thorough. Terms as reasonable BUY THE B ItCST. as in any similar school in Northern New I York. Instruction will be given in the commoi ' English branches, Classics, Higher Mathe- matics, Natural Sciences, Modern Lan- guages, and in Vocal or Instrumental Mu- sic to pupils desiring it. Pupils from other schools and candidates for Law Students' Certificates may be ad- mitted to Regents' Examination upon ap- plication. The Fall Term Tor 1885, will commence NEW IMPROVED THRESHINB MAGHIHES, W. One, Two and Three Horse Powers, DRAG AN1> CIRCULAR SAWING MACHINES Our late improvements now make it the best Threshing Machine in the market. They will thresh and clean any grain ready for Market. Send for our new Tooth—best in the arket. None genuine without our trade ark, \ D. & K.\ Any correspondence, by mail or other- wise, will receive our prompt attention. Descriptive catalogue sent free. Address, mSIJAW & KKNNEHAN, Brasher Falls. N. V. There will be a Teachers' Class during this term and those wishing to join it should apply immediately to the Principal. Board two to three douars per week. \ H. COATS, - Principal. LOUISA A. PERRY, Intermediate Dep't. ELIZABETH M. PAEISH, Primary Dep't. For circulars containing further particu- rs, address the Principal. By order of Board of Education. Aug. 19, 1885. R. L. HAND, President. GKO. S. NICHOLSON, Clerk. HAIH WOEK. WESTPORT, H. Y. Mrs. H. H. FAKNSWOBTH solicits the pat- ronage of Ladies wishing OUT H A. I K C O MBIEGS Monday, Aug. 31, 1885 LDB VY INTO SWITCHES. Orders by Mail promptly attend- ed to. Have a few Switches for sale. Second house North of D.L. Allen's Store—Westport, N. Y. .)•-;-? T-i! -t-r- a t t-ii -J-t HARNESS! o -t-t - t-n-i-t -5-1-1-11- j-t 4LU AND GUARANTEED THE BEST OF STOCK. THE FTNEST LOT THAT CAN BE FOUND IN ESSEX COUNTY, AND READY FOE IMMEDIATE USE. HEAVY, LIQILT, TEAM AND FARM VOXCURD STAGE. COACH AXD BUGGY. ALSO A SPLENDID LOT OF SIN- GLE AND DOUBLE DRIVING HARNESS AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR QUALITY. .1 Full Assortment of Five (Joach and Carriage Harness that Cannot be Equalled North of New York All Goods' will Show for themselves. \pril5,1884. J. C. OSBORN ; WESTPORT, JS. Y, September Seventh. AUSABLE FORKS SCHOOL FALL TERM BEGINS ON Professor S. McK. SMITH, Principal,. With a full corps of experienced Teachers for the Academic, Grammar, Interme- diate and three Primary Departments. The location of the school is central and the rooms are commodious, well lighted and well ventilated. The school is equip- ped with the most modern furniture and all necessary apparatus. Has a large Li- brary . A Teachers 9 Class will be organized. It is the aim of the Board of Educatio to keep tlie school in all respects full; abreast of the times. JAMES ROGERS, President A. BOSLEY, Clerk. S. P. McKEITZIE TUB OL.O STAND-BY, Keene. N. Y., JEWELER & ENGRAVER Always on hand a large assortment of American and Foreign Watches, Solid and Plated Jewelry and Cutler? 1 have lately purchased a WIGHT ENOKA 1 ING MACHINE with which can be engraved anything in the way of spoons, forks, cups, goblets, rings, tobacco boxes, albums, carriage plates, watches, canes and thimbles. It will en- grave any metal, as well as bone and ivory, and letters can be formed varying in size from 1-16 to &4 inch in height. Tlie onlyengraving ma- chine in the Adi- rondack region ALSO DEALER IK Confectionery, Patent IWedicini aud Standard Drugs. TOBACCOS AND CIGARS. Having been in y ,ur midst so long, 1 have only to refer t > my past dealings witli you as the grounds upon which Task continuance of fu! are trade. 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IT IS NO DIS- COMFITURE ON OUR PART TO SHOW OUR GOODS WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT. WE WILL TREAT YOU THE SAME ON A TEN CENT TRADE THAT WE WOULD ON A MUCH LARGER BARGAIN. \\ WALL PAPER WE CAN SHOW YOU THE MOST COMPLETE AND VARIED AS- SORTMENT EVEB. BBOUGflT INTO NORTHERN NEW TOBK. BIG BARGAINS IN FLANNEL GOODS. OTIT Mew Spring GOODS \RE NOW COMING IN DAILY \ND OUR STOCK WILL BE ilORE COMPLETE THAN EVER JEFORE. DRY GOODS SILVERWARE, N SHORT, EVERYTHING YOU ,VANT WE CAN FURNISH I F tt)U DO NOT SEE WHAT YOU WANT, ASK FOR IT. WE BAVI
