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He's Well Posted ox THE qUrstioNs OP TRE DAL Tt Dun antormersaniia nery stl t- Is What We All Want. om wane # M@ de c r ibm iment THE SON REACHES THE PURCHASER lft tts Advertisers Cet Thers - . ese imemr ann in acme Just Hear Him Argue! xE READS THE SUN, D0 YOU °- LAST EDITION. 4 P. M. WATER POWER FRST, Manfisturing Establishments: Second Population is bound to follow:; Lockport will sooner or later get the water power, then will come prosperity with new enterprises, looming up on every hand, | 'The time to buy.. property is To-Dav. \You cannot find any- anyone who ever lost money by purchasing real estate at fair values.. No matter what price préperty is offered to you, nine out of ten say its too high, but it keeps going high- er - when | activity reigns and factories increase, and ib takes a good many years before it falls back to where you once had a chance to buy and make money. : The canal once started will add 50 to 200 per cent. increaso in reality values. I can offer you to-day some good bargains in Dwellings, Stores and Building Lots in Lockport, or some first-class Real Estate: at Suspension Bridge on an investment that is bound to double in value very soon, pay- ments from $50 upward, balance in three years f LOCKPORT, N. Y., WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1892. To the, Ladies of Lockport. I beg to inform you that I served my apprenticeship with one of the' finest modiste in Marseilles, France, who num- bered among her patrons the aristocracy of that city. - Have also been located in Denver, Col., meeting with the greatest success, and constantly in communica- tion with the largest modiste in Paris, France, receiving fashion plates and in- struction every 14 days. X Hoping to receive a share of your pa- tronage and guaranteeing perfect satis- faction in every respect, L am yours sin- cerely. . H. C. Modiste, 7-2 ti 152 Walnut St., Lockport, N.Y. YOL. II, NO. 2. NOLAN & COCHRAN, Weskiusts c and : Stoan : Fitters, No. 80 MATCET git, LOCKRPORTI,N.Y. hogan-mg; of BHROGRING: |) lingined, Lawn. Mowers, Plow Points \Hhurponat. , h | RECOVERING THE_DEAD A impondd. MAM Net-k Promptly cons Of the III-Fated Steamer Folsom. it. [2 Ase For The \CHIC\ 5 GENT CIGAR. NONE BETTER. < ~ e Avene Jottage Boarding House 8 opon for tho sonmon ni thoso who: want tt pleating boarding/ah place | during, the summer montlis, muc thoro roubing cottages who do not eave to gu thel own moals, can: {dco avrangomonts nb vougdonable forms. L W. Bakit, Prop, 6 10 ALE to 8 15: dth, N. & Olcott; GREAT gEOAJLELl‘jG SALE Wall Paper. N. bu White not in Tonmant sito. Call wal soo J. Q. PAONKFOLD, Buuw Front No. 10 MAIN SUREET: GENTLEMEN \tho like to wour GOOD CLOTHES, should calt on 3. P. SCRAUSS & SoN CUSTOM TAILORS Notice io Ureditors. T. Dunkleberger, surro- notice is herchy given, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SUN. Readers of the Su® who prefer to have the paper leff at their homes or who are going out of the city for the simmer and desire the paper mailed them, will have prompt attention by filling out the following blank: ' TROOPS TO THE RESCUE. MILITARY LAW IN FORCE In Pennsylvania, Idaho, Kentucky. TELEGRAP HIC. Dispatches and Cable Messages by the Empire State Press Wire. By order of Chaineey gate of Niagara County, B - Recording to law, to all persons having claims or demands againstthe estate of Isac luuredgg, Inte of the city of Lockport, Niagart County,N.¥., deceased, to oxhibit the same, with, the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the administrator with the will annexed of &c. of said decensed, at the lw oflice of Abner T. Hopkins 'Adking bioqk, his place for tmnsicting business, in the city of Lockport, in said county, on or before the 15th day of September next. L - GEORGE F. KITTREDGE, Administrator with the will annexed of «&e. of ISAAC KITTREDGE, Deceased. Carnegie Dotermined to Klil Organ~ ized Labor, so Frick Says-Anger at Snowden-A Race Short in Out In * Idaho. 1895. Enclosed find &......for which send the Daily Sux to the address below for ...... months to Pooria, Ill,, July 13.-Up to 2 o'clock eight bodies have beon recovered from tho \Frankip Folsom,\ the ox- cursion steamer with 40 aboard that capsizod last ovening at 10:80. - It is be- lieved that six moro bodies will be found. _ All who porished wore resi- dents of Pekin, people who had come to soo. Pain's spectacular exhibition, «The Last Days of Pompeoli®' After the oxhibition the bout pulled out and had reached the middle of the river whon im storm struck the craft and kooled it ovor in 19 feot of water. 'The sconos baflled description. Men and women | were , thrown , into | the the water. Their cries of distress wore [heard on shore, and skifts wont to their aid. - Thoso who wore drowned were in -the cabin and onable to escape. . 'The rceidont was enued by the pilob boing scared whon the storm struck the boat. _. Cialwoon of Pekin, who lost his little girt, has gous raving mad. When the storm. broke tho Inka and river wore Allgd with 200 pleasure boats, only 96 of which have beon accounted for, map _o TELEGRAPH TICKS. Nubbins of News From All Over , Romo,. June | 18.-Eho eruption of Mount Etna is Incrensing in violence daily, nnd the people living on the sides of the mountains are now enetinped In the fields, Franklin, July Apxznr T. HOPKINS, . . Attorney, Adkins Block, Lockport, X. Y. & Name... 3-9, Wed. 6m Pitisburg, Pa., July 13.-In an inter- view to-day I. C. Frick, chairman of the Carnegie Company, said it was the intention of the firm to go ahead peace- fully, and as quickly as possible, in the conduct of their affairs. \As we have failed to arrive at an amicable adjustment of the question at jssuo with the Amalgamated Associat- ion, we have decided to adhere to our determination to have nothing more to do with that organization or its officers. It will be neecssary, I have no doubt, to obtain a certain amount of outside labor to fill the places of the men who as members of the Amaigamated Asso- ciation will refuse to go to work under our new system, and. whom, in fact, we could not consistently take again into our employ. Some little time may elapse, but it will not be long, I believe, before the ontire plant is in operation.\\ SNOWDEN NOT POPULAR. Uarrisburg, Pa., July 18.--Major Gon- oral Snowden sent the following dis atch to Governor Pattison last evening From Homestead : «'The troops arc all in camp and in position. | A strong provost patrol is scouring the town. - There is no trouble xkquLno prospect of it at this time-G6 P. Address. Notice to Creditors. Ly order of Chauncey E. Dunkleberger, sur- rognte of Ningara County, notice is hereby given, according to Itw, to all persons having claims or demands against the estate of Robert 'T. Hosmer, late of the city of Lockport, Niagara County, N. Y., deceased, to exhibit the sume with the voucliers thereof to the subscribers, the adminis- trator and adminigtratrix of the goods, chattels and credits of said decensed, at the office of Charles A. Hoag, No. 42 and 44 Market street, in the (MY of Lockport in said county, on or before the 3rd day of September next. Dated Lockport, N. Y., March 166, 1892. CHARLES A, MOAG, Administrator, IDA L. HOSMER, , Administratrix, Ask for Everitt's White Oil Liniment. New Advertisements. Olcott. July 12.-The quiet village has been unusually lively during the past week and the beautiful weather combined with excellent fishing and prime sailing has attractad many simmer visitors to this popular lakeside resort. 'The hotels are not overflowing as yet but the prospects for the coming two months are such as serve to brighten the hearts of the hos- pitable hotel keepers. 'The hote Al- bright aud pavilion are well patronized by picnic parties, and Mr. Jolin Wilcox will be at his best on Pioneers' picnic-day Ausust 10th, also Wim. Tenbrook of the Grove house. -Among the Lockport peo- ple noticed here yesterday were Wim. Richmond, wife and family, Wm. Ward, sister and guest, Charles 'Young, Dr.Ed. Foote, F. M. Barnes and others.- A large Sunday school picnic from Toronto came over on the sfeanier Carmona yesterday morning arriving ab 12 o'clock. 'They were a lively crowd and the grove was filled with merry shouts as the Canadians indulged fin their usual sports consisting of foot-ball, base-ball races, ete. \Iwo small boys were arrested during the day for. steal- ing cherries and fined $1.50 each by Justice Lockwood. 'Ehis was the ouly Notice of Intention. To 3m\? the Water District of the City of Lock- port N. ¥. TOPICE IS HEREEY GIVEN, That the l Common Council of the City of Lockport, N. Y., mtend to order the extension of the 'Walter District of said city, so as to embrice the property hereinafter described : _ Lots 28, 30, 82, 84, 86, 88, 40, 42, A1, 40, 48 and 50 on ihe south side of Stevens street, lols 1, 3, K. JL. XL. and N. on the south side of Willow street, _ Lots 2 and 4, on the north side of Cedar street ; Tots 59, 61, 63, 65 on the west side, and. the north 200 feet of Lob G on the east side of South Transit street: Tots 90, 92, 94, 96, 98, and 100 and. the north 200 feet of Lot A, on the west side and lots 75, 77, 79, 81, 83 and 85 on the enst side of Pine: street, refer- ence being had to the maps of the Third and Fourth Wards of the City of Lockport, made by Julins Frehsec, Surveyor, aud fed in the office of the City Clerk, June 6th, 1881. All persons opposed. to said extention are hore» hy notified to file their objections with the City Clerk at his oflico, Houge Opern House Block, city of Lockport, N.Y. before 6 o'clock P. MF: Monday July 25, 1802, and at 8 o'clock in the even- ing of said\ Monday, said objections [if any nve alled) will will be heard and disposed of by the said Common Council, and any and all persons desirous of being heard thereon, are herchy noti- fied to he present on said Monday, at 8, o'clock 1. M., at the Common Council Chimbers in said city. WASH H. CROSS, LOCKPORT, N. Y. G. ALLAN ROWE, IL. I. 12 W. Mohawk street; Buffalo, N. Y. SPECIALTY: Diseases of Kidneys, Bladder and Genito-urinary Organs. 'The mod- ArupAn & Mover, Aitorney for Admy. and 17 ind 18 Hodge Opera House, Lockport, N. Y. 3-2, Wed. Gm. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, Byorder of Hon. Chauncey E. Dunklcherger, Surrogate of Niagara County, notice is hereby given, according to Imw, to all persons having , elaims or demands against the estate of Catharine \Qulver late of the town of Newfune, Ningara County, N. Y., deceased, to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, the ox- ecutzixes of the last -will and. testament of said deceased, at the residence of Martha. Hewitt, one of, said exeeutrixes, in the town of Newfame in said County, on or before the 5th day of December next. Dated Lockport, N. Y., May 31, 1802. snajyba A. mow loo ADELINE ar. WILLOUGHEY, Executrincs. STYLES, Over No, 89 Main St. LOCKPORT BRANCH RS, FILKINS BROS Ky,, aftor inidnight a mob took Redfern White from fall and. hanged him. lo yesterday shot and killed P. Dunn, for many years clork in the cireuit court, Detroit, July 18.-A shortage of $21,- 800 in the accounts of ox-City 'Treasuw- or Truto was made 'The movement of the troops has been vory gatifying to the governor, who has soldiers with grent interest. 'The gover- nor said an impression seemed to be the peace, but he added that they were incident butis was served as a lesson which small Canucks will not soon for- watched the mobilization of the state | get, fere Thursday and Saturday being the dates.-Miss Buddy Crofton of Woronto abroad at the scene of trouble that the | is the guest of Silas Noble. soldiers were there simply to preserve | Hall of Lyndonvile, who has been the guest of Miss Maud Diamond tl Two more picnics are expected -AMisg Alice past By order of the Common Council. w. C. OLMSTED City Clerk. Dated, Lockport, X. Y;, July 18, 1692. 7 11 d 6b NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. D. Emyoop JEFFERY, Attorney for Exceutrixcs, 81 Manin Street, 6 1 Wed. 6m - Lockport N.Y. ern successful treatment for Bright's Disease, Diabetes, . Inflammation of Blad- NOTICE TO CREDITORS, By orderfof Chauncey E. Dunkleberger, surro- ~ler, Stricture, Var- icocele and Sex- Public yosterday. i gate of Niagara County, notice is hereby given, Recording to Imw, to all persons having claims or demands against the estate of Calvin H. Akley, late of the town of Somerset, Niagara County, ual ~Debil- $12,000 belonged to the city and over () Y ity. miso there for the purpose of protectin $0,000 to the soldier's relief fund. ot H A a . P week, returned home yesterday.-Mr. all concerned in their lawful rights, and ? 3 Ro CLBY CLERK'S OFFICE Fred Barnes of the Lockport Wheelmen \x. 3 i Lockport, N. Y., July 18, 1802 wot woo § No. 67 Ontario St., weROW ODIN» Tow tho trontmont of alt chronle “l“fi‘a’i“ « orves, Blood and. Skin of tho Foad, Thront, Lings, Stomach (ally? \L V862 (glint, lczle‘f°’.’.‘§ 'JWomb, K wonly | AC : Tivonncd. (Qisulwtion phen, Game SPRING OPENING, Pittsburg, July 18.-Ib is reported that from 15,000 to 20,000 iron and steol workers of wostern Pennsylvania, irri- tated by Frick's attitude, will join in a aympathotic strike. Tho first step in this direction was taken ata mass meet- Ing hore last night. Middletown, July 13.-Four_ summer boaurdors from New York and Brooklyn were killed this morning 12 miles north of hore by an Ontario Western train. Six others were soriously injured, the fret of their being? union or non- union men made no di state. against Gen. Snowden. He was de- the result of his interview with the com- mittce became known. 'I'he men 'con- fidently look for a large importation of Pinkerton watchmen to-day or to-mor- row, and while they seem to be decided- ly intimidated by the troops, there are Saunas-S's Excursions | to 5 is at present located in the harbor with fference to the Illis bimutifnl new yacht and will set sail np : : seas the latter The feeling of the strikers is bitter | month's eraise on the lake.-Guy Canip C ~ is spending the summer nounced in unmeasured terms, when | father's cottage. part of the week for,a here at THs \4 > *** v0 h. e rOntargo Beach, via New York Central & ( _ IL R. R. R. t Commencing Saturday, July 9th, and SEALED PROPOSALS will he reeci the undersigned, at his office, No. 33 Opera House Block, until Monday, July 18th, 1802, at8 o'clock P. ML, for the following named improvement. Time LAYING or A WATER PrpeIx Won now SirEEr From Locust StrmeT 'To Sout WTraxsit Stazeq. Tn accordance with the, Specilications made therefore and fled in the City Clerk's Onlcd ~ Each. Proposal must be necompanied by a Bond, with two sureties, in a sum equal to twonly« five per cent. of the amount of the bid, conditioned that the party proposing, if the work is awarded trator and administratrix of &c., of said deceased, 7th day of September next. ALVIN W. FOOTE, . Administrator. ELIZA JAXB FOOTE, ¥ ~ +> Administratrix; Anxuit T. ; Attorney, Adkins Block, Lockport, N. Y. 3-4, Eri. Gm. N. Y., deceased, to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, the adminis- at the Jaw ofice of Abmer 'P. Hopkins, \Adkins hlock, Lockport, N. Y., their place for the transac- tion of business, in said county, on or before the Some of the worst cases cured in 10 to G0 days. Diseases of Womb and Ovaries quickly and permanently cured by a new method. No Minerals. . Send ten cents in money or postage stamps for pamphlet. Look at our Fine Stock of to him on his proposition, will within five days after being notified of such x'lwm'd, enter into con- CI TATION. tract for the performance of said work. t THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF XEW C I 1 RTA. IN S . Y 'The Common Council hereby reserves i 7 to reject any or all L’foposnfsf) eserves the righ Tov OJFKEFL‘O Mary C. Bunnell and Lewis By order of the Common C al evan residing at Bufalo, N. Y.; John Lenin y ord ouncil. and Emma.Scott residing at Lockport N. X.; W. C. OLMSTED, Kate Buttvick, Addie Gould, and Clarence Camp- City Clerk bgllresxdmgm; Cambria, Niagara County, New York; Daniel S. Levan residing at Muddle port, New York; Franklin C, Levanresiding at Har- guhala, Arizona; | William I Levan residing at Arizona; Frank Campbell residing at Spokane Falls, Washington; Charles Camphe residing in Kootenai_ County, Idaho; Hattie Levan vesiding at Mapleton, N. Y.; Charles |- Levan residing at Bufilo, N. Y., and Thomas J. Levan residing at Dubuque, . Jows, creditors legitees, heirs atlaw, next of kin, interested in the estate of Mary Levim, late of the town of Cambrin in the County of Niagara, State of New York, deceased. * (GREETING: You aud cach of you nre hereby cited, notified and required to be and appear before the Surrogate of the suid County of Niagara, at the Surrogate's Ofice in the City of Lockport, in said County of Niagara, on the 18th day of July, 1892, at 10 o'clock in the forencon of that day then and there to attend the Judicial Sctticment of the accombof Abram K. Levin and Sanford 8, Levan as exceutors of the Jast . will and - testament of:- the _ said decéased. And that if mmy of the above named wersons are infants that they then and there show cause why a special Guardian should not be ap- pointed to appear, represent and act for them, in the proceeding for such Judicial Settlement. In WiEkrEOo®, We have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to he here- mito allixed. T.8] Witness, Hon. Chauncey E. Dunkiebof®er, Swrrogate of our said County of Niagara, at Lockport, this 28th day of May, 1802. FRED H. KRULL, . Clerk to the Surrogate's Court. MILLAR & MOYER, Aity's of Exvs., 17 amd 18 Hodge Opera House, 6 1 Wed Gw Lockport, N. Y. wE OFFER THIS WEEK . 200 FANCY _ ROCKERS - Ay All the Latoat Ktyles in lD Somis wna fy ffs No. 9 Main St., BUDDENHAGEN & SON, WCAILORS, HAMMOCKS, Spreaders and Ropes, anemia Oy renamnat {\] Semanen (James & SHARSTON HATTERS, No. 37+ Main Street. Pin Your Faith to the Meats that are Sold by + & 6 Nm at THEIR RELIABLE MARKET some of them who swear they will re- | every Saturday thereaiter during July, sist the landing of detectives at all cost. | the New York Central will sell excur- Itis believed that the Carnegie com- | sion tickets to Ontario Beach. 'Train panir has over 1,000 non-union men { will leave Lockport at 7.25 A. M., arriv- ready to run into the works as soon as | ing ab the Beach at 11 A. M. Fare for their safety is assured and that a large trip $1.00. - Excursion tickets the round foree of Pinkertons will be first brought C will be good only on date of sile. On- to renew the defenses. These Pinker- | tario Beach, under the management of tons are said to be seattered abou t Pitts- | 3. S. Robinson, presents a very attrac- burg, waiting for the call to assemble at tive appearance this season, a first-class Homestead. theatre, good ball ground, fine picme grounds, well shaded, music by the 54th Regiment band daily.. For further in- formation call on New York Central Agents, or address Edson J. Weeks, No. 1 Exchange street, Buffalo. ap- --- Thoy wore returning from. a picnic in ringos und a houvy fog prevailed. n- igniter enne ___ ~~~ Tho Nation Teachers. Saratogm, July 183.-Yosterday was a romb day of the convention of the Na- lonal Educational Association, for Prosident was prosent and mado t good speech. Among the others who mada addressos were president E. J. Cook, of the association, Supt. An- drew L. Draper of Clovoluudl Judge J. W.Houghton of Saratoga-Sgrings, State Supt.James F. Crooker, Melyille Dowey W. R. Garrett, state.supt. of Tonnessco, and Supt. J. A,. Greenwood, of Kansas City, Mo. 200 At tho aftornoon session addresses wore mado by W. T. Harris, U. S. cam- missioner of education. aas. _ At tho evening session Dr. Willim Poppor, provost of the university | of 'Ponngylvania, spoko on \Tho Relation of tho Undorgradunte to the Profes slonal Gurriculum,\' and President EL iot of Harvard, spoke on \Desirable 'and - Undesirable Uniformity _ in Schools.\ . At the hondquarters of the associa- tion It was announced. that Mrs. Mary A. Livormoro, who was to address the association to-night, was seriously ill with brain fover and that hor place would be filled by Dr. William, Preston Johnston of Tulare University, New Orloans, La. ~ mth @ ite ___. _ ~ MWore Good Sonsc. Ca., July 18.-The Atlanta Journal prints the following letter 'recoived. from. ox-Prosident Cleveland in amawer to a request for a picture of ImIby Ruth for publication in the Jour- nal: | ; Replying in behalf of Mrs. Cloveland, to your lotter of the 18th lust. I have to say that there has never been & photo- graph taken of our child, and ib is im- possiable for that reason to comply with your request. , Tt is only frank to add that if thero wore 0.le of hor pictures in oxistonce, we should not be willing to have one published 'in any newspaper, We are (doing all we can to check the notority which would be increased by such m publication, Woe would bo glad to please you and the papor with which you are connected. but wo cannot bring ourselves to think of giving our buby's picture to be printe on ia nowspapor, , Yours truly, ‘ (Signed) Grover Cnersnaxp. --o--AND-o-- MOULDINGS. _ We are known to carry the best assortment of WALL PAPER in the city, and our Prices are the Lowest. - Our IN- GRAINS are of the finest qual- ity and the latest Shades, A Full Line of Paints, Oils; Varnishes, Brushes, etc., al- ways on hand. H. H. BROOKER & CO., 15 Main Street. DOULTON'S LUCERNE Is the name of our new Stock Pattern 718 ddf. Notice to Creditors. By order of Chauncey E. Dunkleberger, Surro- gate. of Niagara County, notice is hereby given, recording to law, to all persons having claims or demands against the estate of Martin J. Dale, Inte of the town of Royalton, Niagara County, N. Y., deceased, to exhibit the same, with. the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, the administratzix and. administrator of anid deceased, at. the. residence of said administratrix and in the town of Royalton in said county, on or before the 16th day of January next. Dated Lockport, N. Y., July 9th, 1802. MARY DALE IN IDAHO. Boise City, Idi&ho,July 18.-Governor Willey ordered the Idaho national guard 196 mien, to the scene of the Coeur 'Alene troubles, bub considering them insufllcient, called on the president to order federal troops also to the scene, which has been done. 'The troops that will go to the scene of the riots will be selected from the 25th infuntry at Fort Mi Excursion to Buffalo Driving Park, viaNow York Central & H. R. R., Thursday, July 14, °02. 'The New York Central will have an . ssoula, Mont., and | excursion to Buffalo Driving Park on the 4th infantry mulfih cavalry at Fort | above date to glye the people on the Sherman, Idaho. - They will concen- | Ralls road an opportunity to witness trate at Wardnor, the nearest point by | Paine's marvelous spectacular produc- rail to the scene of the troubles, tion Paris from Empire to Commune,\ Cry Ursasurems RACE RIOT IX EEXNTUCEY. 'There will be 300 people on a yn‘lmgu'noth E stage; a lake of real water. 'Tositively Administmtrix, GEORGE AL DALE, 7-13 tim Wed Administrator. Notice to Tax- Payers. Room No. 11, Heavy Opera House, Paducal® y., July12.-Shortly af a ; Lockport, N. £., July 7, 1802. aducah] Ky,, July 13.-ShOr6y & ter | one of the createst pyrotechnic and spec- Notice is hereby given that the folowing local 9 o'clock last night,whilo the city coun- | tacular proaductious1 3ever given in 1this assossoil) hive been reccived by me for collec- U i I i f i A a A H j - cil was in session. the chief of police | country. Special train will leave Lock- | . No. 485, fora stone sidewalk on a portion of threw a bomb in their midst by an- | porfat7.05 P. M., arriving ab Driving | both sides of B. Genesee street, from Washburn nguncmg‘shaturcport {lad justreached | Park, at §.00 P. M.; returning, leave Shfi'zgyflosfifigfltfillfik sidewalk on a portion of him that 200 or 800 negrocs, armed with | Driving Park station affer exhibition, | both sides 'of Maple street, between Price street, rifles, had congregated in the vicinity of | about 10.20 P. ML., running through to | and Millar Place, the jail, prepared for an attack. 'The | Brockport without change of cars, Fare 03:333‘;$5531?°$3332?“¥;§?“§‘l§:3°‘},}§3; Bt report spread like wildfire, and in & | for the round trip, including admission | persons corporations or sesoeiations assessed are very few moments the entire city was ehihit c Mor . mime rcquiredto pay their aséessments to me, ab my r V h , Y to the exhibition $1.10. - For further in f y wild with excitement. 'The mayor at | formation see small hand bills, or ad- mfiffifiéfiy afi§~§§8%if”fi§°&’§fé?§:‘fiflg‘fiéuce once sent a dispatch to the governor | dress Bdsou J. Weeks, No. 1 Exchange | without fees; for the next twonty days, 2 per cont asking him to order out company C of | street, Bufialo. fees will be charged, and for the next twonly the state guard, located here. ~ ' wap « 31315151 & lst 083115 1208 will he charged, as required Soon every able-bodied man was on | :p - f the City Charter, the streets, armed. 'The shoriff had lcégfifmlé‘ffi 13031121522 gifgégooll‘lserlfifl TT 5t charge of the posse, composed Of 75 | mont, 'Try it and be convinced mon armed with shot-guns. | 60 Ary ahs * s « The couse, o? “11101 uprising is the n- t @ de- Notice to Creditors. hanging of Charles Hill, the negro who | - Rveritt's White Oil Liniment will pos- order of Hon, Chauncey B. Dunkleberger, mado an assult upon Lydia Starr some | itively cure lameness, stiffness, sprains and bruises. Atlanta, DINNER SET. J. C. HanrIxgTox, City Treasurer. Everbody knows the fine quality of ° goods given us by 'the Doulton Patterns. It was with great difficulty that we were able to obtain this ware. The shape is entire- ly new and as for the dec- oration No. 27 LOCUST STREET woman B’Surrogutc of Niagara County, notice is hereby | weeks ago. At exactly 12 o'clock a gin'pn, accclmdilrigdlo law, big nfls‘pfrsofnlsJ ll]un'h\l{; band of 75 negrocs suddenly appeared ¢laims or demands against the estate of lion M marching down North 6th Street, ant gé‘n‘x‘x’x‘t’yialfxe 19fatc'1‘éaie‘5f t: éfififl‘l‘fé‘gfié‘fiififl they opened fire upon the mon collected the smae hook o the it, on at the jail. At the first fire Elmer Ed- oth ; set Mine as (C af wards, about 20 years old, fell, shot decommflii‘fxuggém ‘Ei'lcfficfiifii cot through theabdomen. He is a member on or before the 13th of the militia. 'The fire was returned by the militia, and the armed whites and the armed whites and the negroes beat a precipitate retreat. fhe militia also retreated in disorder back of the court house, where they kept up firing until the negrnes bad dis- appeared down the street. It is thought that some of the negroes are wounded. The jail and court rooms are filled with o-- ~- sup @ de --- -_- Ask for White Oil Liniment and take no other, EVERLL'E & CO., Buffalo, N.Y. -__- -__ - Try Davis Bros\ Turtle Rolls. Some- thing new. Their Cottage Bread fills the bill. 4-20 tt. -.-. -@-ite-._.-.---- For Sale. Oue Mower, one Reaper, one Binder, all in good order, at BENEDICT®S, -98 2w - 454 Willow St., Lockport.\ TINHST fails, outs orf CHAT, AyD tam at. a[MNC saan P. H. TUOHEY, Southworth, No, 25 A Lockport in said. county, day of Junuary, 1893, ated Lockport, N. Y., July 2, 1802, CORXELIA 1B.SWITZENR, - Executrix, D. DUNN, Exccutor. We will let you be judge. These are now to be Seen in our win- dow. - (. M. Atty. for and Ext. 'No. 25 Main street 76 Wed Om Twin on Lockport, N. Y. Notice to Creditors. Real Estate Dealer, New York's Loyal Loador, Now York, July 18.-Senator Hill was In the city for a short time yester- tho militia and armed citizens. The no- roes have retreated back to the Odd @cliows' lodgo, which has been their chief quarters. 'The police arrested and placed in the city jail over 50 negrocs The cheapest and best Fen Piece Chamber Sets, at Sharp's, §4 Main St. Call in and see them. ---.. Lovells Home-made Bread and Pas- Notice is hereby given according to Inw, pur- suant to the order of Hon. Manly C. Green, . Jus- tice of the Supreme Court, made on the 17th day of May, 1802, to all creditors of, and. persons hy- ing claims against Grant J. Gray, of the City of Lockport, New York, to prosont their claims, with WHOLESALE Te mods mntiR 0 40 and 42 Pine St,: Will Soll any of this property it cost. the vouchers therefor, duly verified, to the sub- seriber, the assignee for the benefit of the credit- ors of said Grant J. Gray,at the Inw ofice of John %. & Cuthbert W. Pound, No, 55 Main Strett Lockport, New York, on or before the 1st day of August, 1802. RDilcd this 17th day of May, 1602. mag: .= ~ LOUIS VIEDT, 5-18 Wed. 6w - Assignee of Grant J. Gray. try, 111 Main street, next to Huber Bros. meat market. 10-19 tf* diy, Ho cume from Albany and de- parted.for Washington at sunget. | 'The sonator while at Albany had interviews with Chairman Murphy of the state committoo and. others, 'Mr. Hill said that whon theDomoctatic state commit- too calls upon him for his services he will po ready to tike up tho cudgels for for the party Enno din, Ath Gladstone Re-Elected. who were found carrying arms, and they are guarded to prevent any at- tempt to release them. PRICES. If you want a Dinner Set, call at Sharp's and see the new pattern, \Vir- ginia Bronze.\ 5 18 tf. Struok Stroun Btreat Buroot treat Btroot Stvoot Btreot Buook Btruot Stroot and. Lots on Uhurch and Tots on Cnladonin and Lots on Transit and Tots on Hawley I and Lots on Cooding iousoe amid Lots - on | All Tlousos and Lots: om Ontario Howso and Tot om House and, Log: on §, Ningarm Tousce nnd Lots on Michigan Houge and, Lot on: Union ; Ioures mut Lots on | Chapol treat Touro - art Lob om - Oliver | Stroob 100 Building Loty, also neo. proporty for gale. - Olltco 87 and 80 Look Rbreot. i ® Xelophone 178. Housua. Housd# Housos Howson Housed m-@..4m-______. «SwitzorIand of America,\ Sunday Excursion, Cheap. On Sunday, July 17th, the \Erie\ will rin a sraud excursion to Portage Bridge, ufl‘onfing its patrons on the line a de- lightful outing to this romantic spot at f . the lowest rate ever named from this London, July 18.-GHadsfone is ve- | section of the road. 'The train will clected to parliament by 690 majority (leave Lockport at 9.45 A. M. | Fare for Edinburghshire, Scotland. | Tho | round trip only 75 cents. votostood: Gladstone, 5,855; Wauchope, * Consorvative, 5,[55. . At the last elec- tion Ciladstone was unopposed. . cuts I QNML _- -. [uecessor to Carnall & Holton,] <- This Sale is Open for 'This Week Only. Try Noble's corn mulling; they are very fine; also the home made mince pics. | 1112 if Rogers' best goods. Latest patterns and lowest prices ever sold by any firm, at Sharp's. . a- ___ 04 @t -A ~~ Elias 1V. Brees, of 103 Prospect street testifies to Everitt's White Oil Liniment, Going at just ubofit Half what they avo really worth. : Weaver ,&_i]3unn Bros. ARCADE, PINE ST HURRAE! wE ARE IN JIE PROCESSION! ISENBIANys | Dalcions Io Crean and eds,; 35 MAIN ST., LOCKPOK’J‘ék N. Y. Steanr and. VH __._-1s-@-mm_____. R Mixed Rio aud Java Coffee, 35¢. a pound at BMERI'S. is
