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V o l . 4 W M. ft MCCOLLUM. fturgical ami Mechanic nl Dentiat, TOPICS OF THE WEEK. JIIAU1IU FALLS, COMTIM'I Ht.iHK (Opposite Poctoiflce.) Nitroua Onde an for paiuleaa exti ac liou of teeth. 17 ” All operations warranted. O h .f th« flne.t (.nnt in Nitfart County, sit uated «m lb* Lak* K'>ad, * tnlies from Youngt- towa. Is ■ rst-r.lsss laml to grow pear tin, ur (ar frnin growing. Haa «oo<l buildings, wclla citterns, hr., S4K acraa. Address or call upon CHANCY WINCHE8TKU, >7tt Youngstown, N. Y. J o s . T h o m p s o n MASUrACTtttES AND DEALER IN HARNESS, SADDLES, Bridles, Collars, Whips, Blank ets. Sic., also d e a l e r in R O O T S S H O E S , THUN KM, VAI.IMK*, (1LOVE8, M IT- VKNI4, ETC., YOUNCSTOW N, N.Y. N. I>. HASKELL, FIRE IM I m a r i n e I N S U R A N C E A G E N T In F i r s U c l a s s Com p a n ies. H a rtfo rd .................. New H a m p s h ire... H ritl.h A m e rica... Mow........................... Star .......... H a rtford, Ct. Manchester. ..................... T o ronto. .London, England ............... New York. I’rovidence W a shington ..................... If. I. Scottish Union and N a tional. . O lugaw C itizen . ....................................... P ittsburgh. Alao W ashington Life Insurance Com pany of New York. BANK OF NIAGARA, N I A G A R A FALLS, N. Y o- - $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 . O F F I C E R S . IIF-NRY C. HOWAUD - - WILLIAM C.CORNWKLl l'UEillliENT. V ic e I’ iiehident R d italo . Itirrxi-O. • N ia g a r a F a i . i .8, . • - • HurrALO. . Hukfaij) Lewmtoh. Burr a co. BurrACo. KU W A III) J. M AUKKN N A . • Cahiihch. D I R E C T O R S . 8IIKRMAN 8. JKWKTT - - (illISON T. WILLIAMS - - IIKNIIY C. HOWARD WM.C. CORNWELL - - JACOB r. HCHOKLLKOPF JOSEPH K. WAYS - - KTIIAN H. HOWAUD - HENRY C. JBWKTT - - A. HCHOKLLKOPF - - N ia o a iia K a c m i . Th. ll.nk roap.ctfully olTora It* servieosto oil classes lu thia vicinity requiring Banking facllitl.a. T h . accounts of Murchnnta. Manufacturers, ate , will receive careful attention and •vary eouveuienre obtainnblu Will bo extended to cuatom- «ra ou llberul terms. Kpcrjal Atteuliuu (liven to Account, of Furinris. —ANlr — HAT 14 FACTORY A It It \ NO KM KNTS can ba iu.de for interest, whether nceouuta are largo or amull. S i « h t drawn direct on ritlea of and Europe. Drafts Oraat Britain N. PORTER. Buyer and Shipper of RAW F U R S ! Y o u n g s t o w n . N. Y SStf W.H.II. H a n s o m & S o n General M e r c h a n d is e . L a r g e ; 3 j ijTlQCKf B e s t A s s o r t m e n t , ... P’ .n - „ a* « ) U 1 A IwWjl L o w e s t T r r E v e r y t h i n g W a n ted fo r All Seasons. S p e c lalU c * in All L ines- Coal, Salt, Agricultural Tools. A#* Highest market price for all kinda of grain. W . aoliclt a share of your patronage Ransom villa. Oct. *4, 1SSS. Nov. a ’*3-1 y AM ■ to ter tbe working class send 10 I I A I M cents tor postage, and we will I T l 1 I I I niall vou VKKit. a royal, valus'de toto V M M boa ot aample goods lhal a 111 put you in the way ol making uiun money in a tew days than you aver thought poaaiblo al any bus- iaes». C apital not required. \Vc will visit you. Tou cau work ail tho time or in apace Inna only. The work le universally adapted to both sexes, young and old. You can easily earu from lu cents to K every evening. That all who waul work may teat lha business, we make thia un paralleled offer; to all who are nut aaliafled we will eeod 11 tu pay tor the trouble ut writing ua. Full particulars, directions, etc., sent free. For- 1 , __ tunes will be made by those who gire their peuy ■ agsnt at Klmira, wbo haa loon aocus- wbole lime to the work, ureat aucess absolute- _• ambazxhns MOO, has teltl.d the matter ly aura. Don’t delay, start now. Address STiaanx A Co . rortUnd. Maine with the company. — Ingereoll la n great smoker when travel. Ing. -N e w Orleans I. getting over It. flood panic. —Epizootic to an alarming extent prevails at Dayton, O. -T h a agitation for disestablishment In Wales ia spreading. 1 -1 1 . Mlgnat. an emmant French biatorlan aud scholar, ia daad. —Gladstone a illnaaa if more aerioua tban at flrst supposed. — Tba northwest wbaat crop will ba equal to that of laat yaar. — la test advice* Indicate tbat the Houdan south of Barber, ia In revolt. — Tha cornsr atone of a church a t Roma. Oa., Uaa baan robbed of Ita raluablaa. —The making of a crazy quilt has made a | Franklin, Pa., young lady crazy. —Gen. Kherman declares emphatically tbat ba la not a candidate for tho Presidency. —The Vatican organa declare tho report that tbe Pope will leave Rome uot true. —An appeal will lie made Congre** In be half of the Ixiutoteiia flood sufferers. -Jam e s Hamilton of Kentucky, the larg eat shorthorn dealer In tho world, !■ dead. —Two men were buried Monday afternoon In a cave in at Kirk’s mines, Pottsvllle, Pa. —A pensioner of 1813 died io Geneva on Monday. He waa Robert Clark, aged ninety. —A cyclone passed over the country northwest of Columbia, 8. C., Monday morning. —Osman Pigna’a official robes lack digni ty. They couaiat chiefly of a straw hat and a grin. Tbe Princori of Wales has an income of only $50,000 a year. Hbe is studying do mestic economy. —Tba Princess lg>ulse, who has been going at*)ut a good dual lu Ixmdou, ia looking handsomer than over. George W. Peck, editor of /Vcfc’s Sun, la probably tlie flrst man wbo over made fortune out of a bad boy. — The wife of Minister Sargent is aaid to be a strong woman suffragist, lliamaick bad better look out for himself. —The boliof ia tbat no sugar will bo mude et West Ratou llougo the coining seaaou, owing to the floods. —A bill wus Introduced by Representative Slocum Monday to regulate the carriage of passengers by tea. Serious floods are reported from Dar lington aud Calamine, Minn. Tbe Peaatoula river baa flooded both towns. — Nationalists hava bean defeated In many places iu tha election* for poor law guard ians in Ireland. —David Blair, a wealthy Scotchman, has joined tbe Benedictine Monks and given them an aunual income of £0,000. —thus. Butler, the wife murderer, who escaped from Columba. Ind., a week ugo was recap tu led Monday at Wood burn. Tho rebels have surrounded Khartoum ou all aides and cut uff communications. Gordon’s situation la considered aerioua. —Two brothers were drowned by tho cap- aiaiug of a boat at Block Island, Monday night. —Vanderpole’s woollen factory, a t West Mitchell, la , was carried away by the flood Monday. Iarse $90,0(A). — Airs. < buries Denison, a lady prominent in Baltimore circlet, lias signed a contiact to go on the stage next season. New Jersey representatives in Cungross will support the Bill prohibiting tbe impor tation of foreign labor under conti a c t —Kx Senator Floyd and another are to be tried by tbe Mel hodist church at Port Jeffer son, I,. 1., for slaudering tbeir paator. — Osman Digna tells hia followers that he baa a charm, rendering Kaglish bullets harmless. —Three soldier* of the Hcotz Guards •tatioued at Dublin, hare died from drinking impure water. —Admiral Hewitt haa disbanded tbe Abys eiuian scouts because they thrashed tbe Egyptians. —In tha British House of Commons Mon day. I gird Hartington moved tbe second reading of the Franchise Bill. — Foreign Jews have beeu forbidden to stay in St. Petersburg without special per- mission from tbe Government. —Tbe British troops now in tbe Soudan will, according to the Ikiily .Ycu-s, return to K.ngland within a fortnight. —Tbe Rochester Free Trade Club, Theo dore Bacon, preeidaut, came into being on Monday night. —John Robert* of Utica iz short both legs, a*a result of steallug a ride o n a Ceutral Hudson train a t Remo laat Sunday. Otis Borden ot Camillut, Onondaga county, it in jail awaiting the aotion of the grand Jury. Ills father-in-law chargee him with bigamy. — Clemen Mannery. one of the young men accused of torturing Clarissa Rounds to death, laat fall, has oommitted suicide a t At lanta City. — Mr. Joho bright, spok* last week iu sup port of the Kranehie* Bill, advocating a per fect and full representation ot Ireland in th* House of Commous. —In tbe matter of tbe disputed salary of City CloA King of Troy, Judge I-amlon has granted a u andamua directing tbe Comp troller to audit Mr. King’s accounts on the basis of $duO per annum. — Wm. P. Morris, th# Union New* Com- j COUNTY AND VICINITY. —The Ice ls out of tha canal In tb* vicinity of Lockport. — There ls a great demand for carpenters tn Lockport. —Tbere Is a strong temperance sentiment raging in KaM Lockport. —Work commenced recently to rebuild tbe Episcopal cburcb at Middleport. —The country roads throughout tbe coun- ty are said to be in a horrible condition —At the roller rink In Lockport, on Tbur*. day evening last week, Dr. Ransom received tbe prize. —Mr. Whitman Jacobs of tho town of Wbeatfleld died Tuesday last week, aged seventy-eight years. —The western fever has attacked many old families iu and around Martinsville and vicinity. —A deceased Newfane hen, aged fifteen years, is said to have laid 2,736 eggs during ita life time. —Willi* House, of New York, is prospect ing at I.ockport for a site on which to erect a mill for tbo manufacture of manilla paper. —Two decomposed and unidentified bodies of drowned men were found iu the canal at Buffalo Wednesday last week. —Ths Salvation Army opened Are on lockport Sunday afternoon and captured one prisoner. Capt. Evans commanded — Mrs H. E. Mix, of Hess Road lias a ben which has laid an egg w hich is about 8j in ches in length and Rj in circumference. —lockport lodge, No. 78, K. & A. M., are talking of celebrating the OUth anniversary of tbeir organization, which occurs early in June. —A Buffalo mechanic, it ia reported by the Courier,’’ Intends to go through the whirl pool rapids in June on tbe Maid of the Mist for a purse of $500. —The Sanborn Baptists have issued n call to Rev. Mr. Hen, of Rochester University, Ui come nnd preach to them for the year ending April, 1885. —Newfane farmers are hopeful of a good wheat crop. Thos. Flain paid $17.50 per acre for wheat on tho ground, a t the auction sale of tbe late Ephraim Hynex. —J. T. Bird of Wright's Corners has a Jer sey red hog 111 mouths old which measures 7 feet and 4 inches in length aud 3 feet and 4 incbas high. —A brakeman on tbe Grand Trunk named Brown was fined $45 in the U. H. Court at Utica, Thursday, for smuggling tobacco at Suspension Bridge. —John H. Stahl, formerly Btieet Super intendent of I.ockport, has been appointed an lnzpector of Customs at Suspension Bridge, and nsiuinad thu duties of that ofllce Tuosday last week. —Eugene J. McClew, uf Newfane, has tb* bosa span of mules in the couuty, weighing 34,000 pounds, tho ouly span in that town, and when he drives around thoy attract nbout as much attention aa one of Dan Bice's show wagons. John Quinn, of Niagara Falls, convicted in tba Couuty Court of an assault witb intent to commit rape on the person of Mrs. Brans- ka, of Suspension Bridge, has beeu sent by Jwdgo Hotter to the Klmlia reformatory for n indefinite | oriud. —The aoportioninent of achool monaya In Niagura County for th* current year gives tbe district* in the town of Niagara the fol lowing amounts: First, U8.09; Second, SI,* 879 18; Third,’ $118.18; Fourth, $332 35; Fifth, $108.04; Sixth, $112 8(1; Seventh, $1,- 047.81; Eighth, $120.00. — Byron M. Shultz of Buffalo, announce* that until the New York Htsta Sportsman Convention takes place there will be free to all practice shoots nt his shooting park, Ituf falo I'lains, every Friday commencing atone p . m . Either live birds, Niagara target balls or clay pigeons will be used. —John Hughes, for several years assist ant operator in the Western Uuion Telegraph ofllce in Lockport, has resigned and accepted a position In tbe Rochester office of tbe same company. While nt l*ockport Mr Hughes made many friends. Who hi* zuccesor will be is not known a t present. —Richard Ferguson and wife of Troy were arrested at Suspension Bridge on Weduostlay for attempting to smuggle Into the United State* several pieces of satin good*. Tbe *a tin was concealed on tbe woman * person and was found by Mrs. Sweenoy, tb* woman inspector ut th* depot cuitorn house. —Tbe Cribbage Club of Loekport, has a number of very expert players, snd a series of games are now being played by a promin ent papoi manufacturer and a popular coun ty official a t tbe Judeon House. Tbe coutest, which is to close April first, is to decide the championship, and tbe winner ie to be pre sented witb an elognnt morocco-bound vol ume of Neal Bulger's treatise on games of science. —Tbere ia quite a mystery over tho loss of about $130, which wot taken from tbe First Presbyterian Church, at I<ockport, Wednes day night, last week. In tit* first place, th* church ollioers were very careless in leaving the money in tbe building, and in tb* second place, whoever took it must have been per cars, which were all heavily laden Ne lives wars lost, bat there will be a delay of paa- sengar traffic of probably **ven or eight boars. The temperance people at Prkln are working with unusual energy to secure nominations on excise boards of pronounced temperance nun. Niagara County bas been besieged with strong temperance advocates of thi* and other Stales, with what success remains to be seen after town election*. Candidates for town offices are very quiet Galen Miller, present Supervisor of lewls- ton, will probably be again olected to prose cut* tbe move against the railroad bond holders. —The verdict of the coroner'* Jury in the case of the supposed body of John Cailin, found in tbe canal at Gesport, was that be came to bis death by accidental drowning caused by supposed over lnloxfcation, on or about Novemlier 38, 1883. Tbe body has been lying iu tb* canal from tbat time until March 33, 1884, it having floated front East I-ockport to Gosport, wher# is wss discover ed by Cbas. Hadley. The deceased's brother was swern. He said tbe only thing berould Identify (be dead mun by wns his peculiar shaped feet, which corresponded with his brother's when in life. A nephew of tbo dead man was also sworn. Ho w as with him on the evening ot November 38tli and bad visited several drinking places with bim He said they were together in Daniel Davis’s saloon iu East Lockport about seven o'clock tbe same evening, when he (the nephew) was called out, remaining nbout fifteen minutes, and when he returned bis uncle had gone, i The nephew went home and fouud he had not been there. Then he returned to the sa loo ii but his uncle was not there. He did not search any further and had not seen or heard from him until this body was found iu the caual. He also swore to tbe clothes worn, which corresponded with thoseon the • drowned man. Another witness from Lock- , port swore to the shirt, which was tlio same as tbe one worn by John Carlin threeor four days before disappearance. Tlie body was decomposed and coverod with mud, and had an indenture over the right eyo as if some hard substance had struck it either before or after drowning. Tbe body was taken to Lockport for interment. NIAOARA, Ont. Council meeting next Tuosday evening. Head Mr. T. M. Rowland’s new advertise ment. D ied .—On Saturday last, tbe iufantson ot Mr. O. Abbott. Hon. Senator l'luuib returned from O tta wa Saturday night. B urn . -Saturday, March 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bishop, a son. Mrs. John I’aulis, wo aro pleased to zay, bas recovered from her long illiu-s*. Mr. Simeon Walsh, of London, Out .spent several days this week iu town, visiting his parents. Tbe fishermen are preparing for tbeir spring work. Thoy expect good flshiug uf ter the hard winter. J. Geale Dickson, Esq., returned homo from St. Louis, Mo., Friday last, after three months absence. Mr. Jno. Snndo bus n fine stock of Easter Cards, new stationery, coufectionory, etc. Call and examine hie stock before purchas ing elsewhere. While Mrs. Monro wa* walking down the hill leading to her gate ou Saturday even- j lug, the 15th inst., she slipped on some ice and broke her ankle. She is doing well at present. A performmnte consisting of tableaux, Music, etc., for tbe bouetit of St. Mark s church, will bo giveu in Music Hall on tbe 17tb inst. ronized. We don't see why our poopto should go out of town to buy their lumber. Mr. Juo. Carnochan, our popular lumber dealer, is selling bis lumber, shingles, etc., as cbeap as it can be bought anywhere. Rev. Dr. Kemp preached in St. Andrew's church the ltilb and 23rd inst Rev. C. Campbell, tlie old and estoemed pastor, preaches in th* same church tho 30th of thia month, aud alao the flist Sunday in April. A petition having for It* object the sepa ration of the grocery from the liquor trad* U being signed by a large number of our citizen*, aud if tbe petitioners gain their point liquor will not be sold in ths same •tore witb grocerie* o r nny other good*. Mr Frank Bishop ho* bad bis billlsrd and pool tables put In flrst class order, and they are now equal to any table* In th* county. Mr. Bishop deserves the patronage of the public, as bi* billiard parlor is alwaya kept In a neat condition, aud run iu a rsa pec table manner. Some evening during Easter Week tbe beautiful temperance drama of \Ten Night* in a Bar Boom,\ will bs played by local talent, in Music 11*11, under tbe pat rouage of the Masonic lodge of thia town. Th* majority of tbu performers were mem ber* of tbe old Niagara Dramatic Club, wbicb presented the same play some four teen or fifteen years ago to delighted audi ences, both in N iagara and Ht Catharines, sold, and Brown became tbe property of • slave dealer wbo took him to Baltimore, from which place he made hi* escape eleven years after to Canada, and has resided in thi* country up to tho time of bi* death He claimed to remember General George ! Washington, and aaid that on oua occasion be drove that gentleman from hi* ma**er'» plantation to Washington. He wa* a skill ful man among bore**, from wh’ch fact lie acquired the title of •• Doctor.” He retain ed possession of him mental faculties Ull within a short tlm* previous to hia death Ha leaves a wife —Mi xx Walter Dickson, Eeq , J r , is In town this week. The latest rage i* for oyster supper* a to mode, served with Carte Hlauche Cham pagne and Cross & Block wall’s pick Isa It ia annouced that the Club Opposition, following the example of their Toronto friends, are anxious to form a <’ualltiuu with the government of the Temperance Soeiety. As the lodge inembor* embrace some of the prettiest girls in town, and us th* Club have none to embrace, it Is probable that tbe ne gotiations will be successful. Tbe’’Marjory’’ will be relegated to lu original pur|>o*u as a watering can. We hope tliat none of tbe Club Iteform members will pay an uusolicit- a I call at this ofllce, (ciife Toronto .Wui/j as their great strength (of breath!) will make it difficult to put tbem under lock and key, a In Dowling. WILSON. iu R A N S O M V I L L E . -ccl- Mud, mud, streets almost impassible I are full of water no farm work doing. Mr Burbank of Gaines a student In the office of Dr. Wiu Eiinau- spent Sunday hole a t Mr. G. 1 Elman’s. He brings good reports from our old friend, Dr. Eimau. He •ays he has u large praclico and is making money aud enjoys thu reputation of bring one of tho best physicians in Orleans county. A surprise purty in honor of lew is Graves wus g iien at the residence of Walter Feter- son on Friday evening last. Fourteen of the “ ton” were present. All say, \ what an ele' gaut time wo had.” The oysters ordered es pecially for tbe occasion were immense. Tbe Baptist church social a t Mr. Kimans, was a success both in attendance and rv- eelpte. Miss Hiiruh Johnson and Miss Matthews of Olcott wore in town Haturday. A large company of representatives of our first families mude u raid on Olcott lost week, maklug Mr. H. D. Balmer’s bouse their objective |M>int. All spent; highly of Olcott ss a watering placo, as It rained all day. Mias Anna l’ratt is to attend Conveut school at I/oekport this school year. Will Gilchrist ls alteudiug school at Wil son. II. B. Tower sold two tounis of horses to some Hauborn parlies last week. Ha lias two more to sell; nny one who knows “ Hiram\ will nover dispute liis knowledge of stock. II. M. Ransom ls doing u large business In staves and heading Keep it quiet, but Her bert ought to be nominated for supervisor by the democrats this spring Ills qualillra tions are excellent, and he Is popular with all parties. A. U. Gatchell Is talked of here ss the Ro publican candidate fur Bupervloor. Mr Hatch the fruit dealer from Lr>ck|>ort waa in town Monday. H. E. Lutt* of Cleveland, ona of the most popular R. R. conductors of the west, « as the guest of his sister Mrs. H 11. Morris last woek. “ High,” as he used to be called looks well and seems to huve kept pace with tbe times. Robert McConnell seems tube the coming No doubt it will be well pat- j mB\ tuT ></ ‘lj» Prohibitionist*. Mr. Wm. Gallup wna in Utica lu attend once ou ths U. 8, court last week on tbe John Ward oaae. John wus indicted. Miss Nina Ransom is visiting frieuds In Ixtckport. Mr G. I Elman ia living on radiahea, cucumbers, and other stomach disturbing •tuff, new and of Ibis spring'* growth - E in z OcniLTREE. fectly familiar with the place where it was and ws feel certain the place will be (toyed left. Tbe report that* large number of Inez* were cut out Is contradicted by the police, and it ia stated tb* lock where the monty was left waa pried off with a chisel belong. ing to the church. —A special to th* Rochester /W Crjiicu dated Hess Rood. March 30tb, says tbe west hound through freight on tbe K. W and O. railroad due bore at 7 * a , met with a seri ous aocidsnt caused by a broken journal uudar a car of lumber next to the engine, causing It to leav* tbe track. This caused tb* daraUmsut of th* nazt four core behind and almost oomptotely demolished tb* flv* In a creditable manner, and no snide. After the drsma a calico bop will be beld lo th* towu ball. We prophesy a big attendance. There died a t this ptoo* oa the 17th lost., a colored man named Henry Brown. We notice that many of the daily papers ptoo* his ags s t l t l year*, whan in reality be waa but between 95 aud 100 years old. Deceased was born on tba plantation of Liosal < lay ton oo the Jamas Kivar, near Jamestown, Virginia. At tbe age of 30 be waa sold along with his wife to Andrew Lawrence of th* same state. That gentleman died ten years to ter aod hia estate and slaves were PEKIN. Next H ind.iy evening a union teni|>erauc« meeting will be hold here by the W. O. T. U and B. IL aocietle*. Some of the singers from Tuscarora will bo present and assist. Mr Edward Woods has tone to Michigan, whete he expects tu purchase lend. Mrs. Isbel of Ixiekport Is visiting in town Spencer Eddy bas opened his blacksmith shop for work. Tha Dakota fever has again broken out. Home bave It bad. Tb* robins and muddy roods have coma The Niagara, Ont., News correspondent, probably on* of tbe • oollege meu of N ag ara,\ says: \Tbo Fekm mau oau t resist th* temptation of i'emikiu into our affaire.\ In tbe Nxwn of Feb. 15, four column* of Uuir affuin ts spread out on th* flret page. Nias columns ut “ oar affairs\ liava appeared since then, and bo sea uses ut of “ Felslkia into our affairs.” Did Johnny over peek in to a wind storm I 1 bag pardon for correct ing tb* oollege tornt gtoltoinan, but \ tbi* miserable little yank** village.” as he calls It, wss not named after the \ splendid Chi nese capital.\ Tbe name of th u place to I' * k i n. while that of tb* Cbiaaa* capital is I’ e-k-i-ng, Feklag. Two different name*. You ran buy a good yanks* geography for one doitoe.-Ki.BVE. ExoitYS I jtti - e C athartic to tbe beet and ouly reliable Livrr n i l known, never fail* with the moat obstinate rases, purely vegetable, sugsi -coated, teoteleaa, bar in toe*, no griping o r unpleasant effect*. Druggists sell them- 15 cent*. t tor fishermen complain the* they are utt- able to get boil for tbeir sturgeon huso, ! thereby losing a good deal of good flaking. Home of them went to the Fail* tori week to •ry ami catch some baft there, but did not •oered tn c*| tsinug a Mtigfe mlnmw* Dr Akin so Pettit, of Elizabeth, N J., and Mr* RiiyTer Do*. •>/ « urnmg, N Y . were in this village last week, to attend th# fun oral of their father. Mr Alexander P e ttit Com. F. J. Swift visited the Union Behoof of tliia village last Wednesday, the 19th inst , to see bow she scholars had prugreeaed their studies Mr Wilson OWfver, o t Lockport, waa in thia village last Wednesday and Thursday. John I^ggett, iff Porter, wa* iu this vil lage laat Thursday, the guest of Jueeph Bradley. Homer bwick. Jr., ot R’s.lh Wltoou, broke- his leg lost Thursday niording. whilo tying a bundle of hay, aud only fsbing about three feet. Dr. Wotds redm n i tbe ii act ure An riigiue and flv* freight cars on the B W * O. I t II , left the trark this side of Hem Road, last Thursday mortuwg, and d* toyed ali trains until evening A Night-Cap social, under the auepirwt of the Wide-Aw ake Hociety, w a s h*Ul >Si thu Public Hall, tbi* village, last Thursday av oning, thu 3 ith lust , tbe proceeds of wliieb < amounted to $13.50 A. Pretnno. and J . Itinuton, of Porter, at tended the laat d«v of the Winter term of the Uniou Hohool last Friday. C. M la-*, of laM-kpoi’t, w as In this vil lage last Friday night with a load of lemons, which he sold to o ur merchants. Mrs. Donna Puraoiis returned to this vil toge lost Saturday morning, after spending tbe wintei w ith her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Reed, of Eldred, Pa. Mr. Edgar Crsmpton, of Ptotsuioutb, Neb , formerly of this town, arrived here last Hat- urday m-nuiiig, nud is visiting his mother aud brother. Dr. K. U. Cramplon, of this village. M 44. Olfford has sold hi* farm on the Town Liue Road to ileury Gaskill, and will d.sposo of his stock and farming tool* at auction, on Saturday, March 29th. Will Marquette returned to this village last week, after upending the Wiuter iu Bay City, Mich. Mre. Coi l Ward of the 1-ako Itoad ie very ; sick, but at laat accounts wns somewhat im proved. (She ls under Dr. Campbell's treat i ment. t A . J McBrlor lias put a new steam w histle i on liis planing mill, that can tie heard eight miles away, il. Coombs has purchased th* bouse and , lot on Mechanic Ht , this village, owned by E. 8. I’nrtmde*, formerly of this place, but uow of Itotav ia. 11. Giles ma<lo 10 straight wore* at th* shooting match of the Wilson t lab, last Saturday, and a number of the other uicui - liuis did somo very good shooting Mre. Win. Bonesteel had quite a sovers at tack of erysipelas the forepart of this week, hut wus somewhat hotter at last accounts. The latest excitement In o u r village, was j a free light which took place lari Monday afternoon, down by the creek, In which on* : youug Ilian proved too lunch for his antogo ' mats, Father and son. Grit. A good many suckere and sawbills, (pick erel.i are being caught st present, by wad j ing in tlio creek. 1! NORTH RIDGE. • Mrs. W. F. Ma< key, of Buffalo, wns visit lug her parent*, Mr and Mra. W. D. Robin 1 sou, on the Ridge, tost week. Mrs. II J. KJtoit, nf Hauborn, spent a part of last week with her brother and family, i Mi T. H JElton. Mr Homer Bwick, second, had the misfor tune to break hi* leg on Thure<toy of lari week. The fracture waa reduced by Dr. W C Wood. He to doing ss well aa oould be expected, nt this writing. Mrs. Kichard Delaney, on tb* Molyneaus Rued, had th* misfortune to break ber ankle laat week Th# fracture wes reduced! by Dr. W. C. Wood. Mrs Michael Touhil is under the cor* of Dr W. U. Wood. It is Imped by her many friends that her recovery may be speedy Died On Haturday lust. Mrs Myra L. Ford, wife of Mr J H. Elton, In th* forty- fifth year of her age Funeral services will be belli iu tbe Universalis! church today, at 11 o'clock, a. m — H xcxr Hharp. North lUdge, March 34. 1884 How to Stop Your Paper. An exchango says here to th* ruling of th* court as to tb* way to slop a newspaper: “ You have au undoubted right to stop a newspaper wbeu yoa feel so disposed, upon th* payment of ali arrearages llo nut M UU to do to on account of ' tenders*** ' for the editor. Don’t you suppose he eo s k t •top buying sugar of you, or meat, clothing, dry goods, vto , If he thought he wss nos gelling his money's worth, snd why shoo id yoa not exercise tb# same privilege with him I And wheo you discontinue a paper do so manfully. Don't be so spiteful av to throw It bock to the postmaster with a coo Umptooiu ' I don't waul It any longer! * aad bave ‘ refused ' written un the margin, and have tb* |>ap*r returned io the editor. No gentleman ever Mopped it In that way, no wetter if his head it eovered with gray hairs tbat should bt honorable. If you do uot longer wish lo receive a newspaper writ* a not* to th* editor like a mao, saying wt -and bs sura thst arr aragea are Tbia ia tb* way to atop a newspaper \ —Um Haskell's Stein Krtivr Ton rente r bottle For vale by all druggists t*lf
