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Ha vanaJo urna l.Th* Waterloo Observer ia now printed
h f tesctricity.
The C ath arin e Valley Weir. Tlu C w tn l Kew York Confereaee. WATKINS. iie k'
e a b o i - t s
O P E N5 ;1
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A counterfeit $2 silver certlfionte, eerie*
e l 1186* it afloat, It baa generally *poor
afepearence.
The Catharine Valley Pair held last week
Was oneof the beat the society haa had in
sometime. Tho weather was aa good aa
could-,be asked for, and the attendance
large. The fla t day looked as though theywould have a rainy time of it, but it clear-
ed off and the last .two days were very
flue; The exhibits were not quite so largeaa usual, but what there was seemed to be
of the choicest.. Owing to the poor season
for fruit, that departmentwas rather light.
WilliamMessig had the largest and finest
display ofvegetables ever exhibited. The
display of fancy work waa large and very
nicely arranged.' Weed Bros. &Co., had
a large stock of clothing, gent’s furnishing,
goods, boots and shoes, &c, L. Locks &
Bros, also had a good display of clothing.
J. T. McKeg, our hardware merchant had
a fine display of parlor stovea and ranges,
gome very fine stock Was exhibited; we
think that they were sd.me of the beat we
have seen at a country fair inaTong time.
L. H.jBower our enterprisiog toWnsman had
a number of hia celebrated road carta on
exhibition. They arethe best in the market.
The hprse trot was one of the attractions
kfflich was very Interesting as well as the
moat exciting. Other sports , of all kinds
were numerous. Of cpursp, the wheel pf
fortune and other games of chance were
too numerous to mention, aud some of the
boys got roped io,. aa usual.,
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In .Watkina, Schuyler County, N. >'•»
on Wednesday, Ootciber 9th,1889, we took
pur abate in the annual CohferendSoftbe
MetbOdlat church, foe the forty-first time.
During that longperiod wefiare answered
to our name at roll call th ity nine times ,
A generation haa passed and another haa
arisen in these year a. Just forty yearn ago
we passed through the Catharine valley in
a stage, in all litnen of the clerical genU ;
some onthe seat w ith the driver and two
or three on; a low Seat just behind the
driver’s aeat^the wwt were piled ip, literal
ly ih a jam inside the stage, The Elmira
and Canandaigua R , It. was then being
constructed, and tbe Asiatic cholera jjn a
mild form was among tbe workmen, and
‘passed we could see them in their
little hum, on their pallets of straw in a
as we
'reviv-
convalescent state. But of all that genera-
tion how few areleft. Gone 1 gone! and
the moss covered marble in all parts of
our dear East Genesee is now tbe onlyrecord left ofthem. Born—died—aged—.
Sucfi is human life—we are here for a
briefAtay only, evdn tire three score years
and. ten seem tou s as a visit to our friends.
If we mistake not, not oneof our com-
peers, do not qae, is now left In thq effec-
tive work but ourself. The fun-loving C.
L. Bowo, was stationed in Havana, aud
we had our appointment on the Orange
circuit, Monterey the center, Our chargeextended to tbe hills that lie on the border
ofthe Mud Creek Valley, now Savona, to
the hills that overlook Catharine Valleyeast and west, and from Townsend down
the Post Creek Valley to hear Corning,
taking on its bdedm the .Catlin and Dix
hills, Hornby and.a small portion of BigFlats. ^
The ‘qmatanSummer’! n^w begins;And veils with mist the distant hills.
White Autumn turns and sweetly »uiii«s,Kre tells tne frost that chilis and tins.
ALPIBB.
Tbo frosts have opened the chestnut
burr and the b<>8 bring in .,n;te a quantityof tire fruit.
-F OIt T O& -
FAbuckwheat floor haa made it* appear
*noe. N o t the manipulator of the pan
cake griddlekieketh like a mule.
Capt. Hewlett has purchased the Wat-
kins postofflce building; but the .Deiui)-
cratie P. M. is in possession still.
A-
J-Mlchener bas been called to Phila-
delphia by the sudden illness of his wife,
snd we fear that, wq shall, during the
short balance of the present Gleo season
see his geniai face no more. He leaves an
excellent reputation behind him.
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We judge by the ;a'uu>u it .if ^ame our
hunters bi mg in that the t-| i.irt-U are very
scarce, iu this section.
SATURDAY, O O tOBMl i9 „ltfi9 .
G ttdwrertb* * & •« »* > > •«*
Mores Humphrey Ia running hi* cider
mill on the bill aide night and day to keep
bp with bit orders, fie haa oneof the
beat equipped mill* in this county.
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Pickerel tiabiugat the take has been very
good and many of the tluuy inbe bave
been caught tiy Alpmers.
Dur eick li«t is n >1 as Urg-as it nrgbt
he, but is somewhat at-ri nii.
Mr. and Mrs. Aretus Wastibiirn bave
just return ■I fio n a to-ar week's viailm
Etna. t>
T R A D E'The jeevre arefafflng thick and ttW,
woodcock o*ft nowFreddie andUs
wji-b &q lmmeuse aew block o i
MEN’S ANDBOYS’
CLOTHI NG,It b o l d that sugar wilt 8090 take a
tumble In price. '
Joseph B. Fitapatrick, of thla Tillage,
baa been appointed by Jndge Taylor of
Elmira, aa administrator of hia brother's
estate, John L. Fitzpatrick, deceased.
Card* 8m outahuOuncihg the marr iageof Mr. Louia’M. Lattinand Misa May Dun-
ham, of this village, to take place next
Wednesday evening, at 6 o’clock,.p. m.
The name of the Democratic candidate
for Member of Assembly from the county
of gchuyler, at the time of this writing,doth not fully appear.
fb e reoaipU for the Yate* Oounty Fair
*8,029,86.Mrs. S. N. Andrews visit.-d Uere while
her husbaud Was unending conference in
Watkins. Alpine was Rev. Mr. Andrews'
first charge. lie expects lo return lo
Pultuey ville, Wayne county, where he has
been two years.
And Gent’s Furnishing Goods.
are bttff npwhdajiatbeir grain td market .
At the annual meeting of the Watkins
Union school district, last week, llenry
Shulman, Geo.D. Norman and Emmett Ii.
Rnssell, were chosen members of the Board
of Education.
L a r g e s t L i n e o f F i n e
Ove r c o at s !Mr. Bubjfeht of'^Gornlng
tract for buildingthe ne
Penn Yam '
of'^Gornlng haa the con-
per# house inBev. J . P. -Howard, the new pastor
elect of the Presby terian church telegraphsthat be will be here and oocupy the pulpitof that,Chnfch next SuQday moming and
evening,-. ;/ .
Quite a number from this place allcuded
tbe Pair al tlavuua last week. They re-
port a cold time for Pairs. We hope tbe
C. V. A. bouety will proli. by ibis year's
experience and take advantage of S.-ptemher weather.
Beiva Lockwood' »tojecturelnVquo’
yan October $Oth j subject ‘‘Marriage
notjt failure."
F.. Davis, Jr .,& Co., have leased their
malt works in this village, on good terms
to New York parties, who will henceforth
operate them, Mr. Gillett, one of tbe old
firm,, remaining in connection with the
new management, under a salary, and Mr
Davis retiring for a much needed exemp
tion from his long continued cares and
labors.
tb at TiAS ever Been ai-en In H avana
sell mein tor m e
Wewill
N ex t 10 D a y s a t R e d uee d
P r i ces .
_______andJocHeaa tbe reformed drunkard,
pngiliat of fiocbeater, is lecturing on torn -
pafinee throughthe country.
er County was well represented
at the. great frieoniat obnclave o f the gif
Knights, at Washington, D. O., by J . fi.
Dttkp;' D, B. White, and H-V; H**eo.f
Watkina. __
Tbe questiou is, who w... be llie first lo
unite m lUc h ily boud ‘d malruniny i
Three, al least, are Ihe marriage
reported lo "nug for in Ih.-n.-ir f.r.uro.
Oue may be a iParr rmgi.bui we, keeping
our earB opeu, expect t-i bear it We
hope tbe other will be a gnnd (Mali j.
Football is all the rage, and may be
witnessed any day between me burs of 6
a. in. and 6 p. tu.
,
u t-
i .s
Von will Had we deal fair and save
you money.
.Itli-a.-goods a n a ll N SW , bo u gtjt to r cask,
1 a na win bp st»id af nrb es ne v e r before be ard of
- ixj tb l a t c u a i y furc iieibeap nesa.0 . ' ‘ MissNoah Chas* of Watkina, and
Jorephlhe Darrow, of fiaTana, wete re-
cantly married.—Dundee Observer.
Mrs. Abijab Newman, the mother of
Wm. NewmaD, of this village, died on
Saturday of last weelt, October 12th, at
her residence iu the town of Reading, aged88 years. .
The M. E. church society of Watkins,
have been presented by Mr. Wm. New
man, E sq , with a fiae bell costiag some
$500, which before being placed in tbe
church belfry, rang out joyous poals over
the marriage pf bis second daughter, on
Monday, October 7th, and was tolled for
the death of his mother oo Saturday, the
12tb.
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L. LOCKS&BRO.Beseey’aIn the country!
Laundry—-W. L. Hopkins, agent -Collars
and cuffs 2 eta. eacb, shirts IQ ctSi—Goods
Sent next Tuesday, and every alternate
Tuesday thereafter; •.
H avana.Sept. i?,
Onr agricultural exchangesaeem to hare
a great deal ao tty about the potato rot.
Never mind there will be potatoea enough
forna all.
Improveinents at Hayana,
E.
W E L L E R
Mon
Tues-
coun
re
dis
I t might he well for,Watkina’ citizens
to realize the fact that Havana is tyaking
up. and' that operations are nnderway in'
that place, which give pfospect of 'reviv-
ing its business, interests, until their o id-
time prestige is even outstripped.The Boardof Trade is an assured fact.
A planing tnjll issoon to be established byH. Y. Weed. A brick block is to be built
by Dr. gmelzer .and Chester Giles,. The
Phoenix Mills, of which Meeks Bros, ate
proprietors have been put in the higheststate of efficiency. The Whitney wheel-
barrow and grain cradle manufactory will
soonbe in. full blast;': There' ate,prospeqlsthat the buildiog of steam. canal boats will
commence as soon as the basin at the head
ofthe lake level is. finished. A movement
is Underway throughout'theBaptists socie-
ties of the land to raise an endowment of
$59,000 for Cook Academy.. We hopeour sister village may realize all her expec-tationsof prosperity, and at the same time
urge Watkins’ citizens to take such action
as w ill foster all enterprises upbuilding the
interestsof-the place.—Watkins Express.
. Improvement of any kind that tend to
make this village a better business center,
may well bo commended by tbe Express,and our neighbors fttr Watkins, Wo aro
hardly separated and whateyer'of .a sub-
stantial character that may be accomplish-ed herd, will-tu many ways prove to be
advantageo us there. This js one-ot the
reasons* the Jo urn al has always so vigor
ously advocated the-making of the very
best, kind of a road between the two vil-
lages; About everybody, hero wants to go
to Watkins many times every week. Our
people go there for more articles for use
each week tban the Express thinks. Sup
pose we try to do a little better—then
w b at!-
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Mr. Geo, W. Apgar of Ithaca, (Deputy
Internal, Revenue Collector) was in town
laat week looking after the interests of-that
Department. ■' '■/;' {*
; The W. 0. T. T. will meet Ju their
room over M. store, OP Mon-
day, October 21st, nt I o’clock p. m. All
-women who. ate. interested in temperanee'work are cordially invited to he present.
Do not forget the parly at K.n ill’s Hall,
Saturday evening.
m ill ; ' i •• i hi
T R A D ^
TYRONE.
Of the membership-but few remain,
gone with tho pastors to meet thp issues of
life hereafter. We seem to ourself like
pne just released from a long confinement
and as wp look w e see the seats are filled
by strangers, . . .
Oqr Conference session starts off with
much of its old vigor, but we observe one
distinct change, tb e Agents are more nu-
merous, more able and their efforts to
awaken interest are more general. The
slavery question then led, as the one chief
thought and our discussions would awaken
keener feelings; -V?
Mr. Herb Carpenter was nibpir-icd to
attend court at Watkins, lam week, hu
did not rt*sp ind ; the di-p-i-.v sheriff came
after bun. Judge Keeler fined bim five
and the costs making il fifteen,!dol 'a r s ,
do llars .
1 ' al ^'nt‘ I^ri‘8S •>»<«is, in Une
t1an<^ Medium Qualities; Silks. \ civets,
^etc . St Kspr-i-iallv I.nvc Prices -flinqp
givnls just marked down,
The Joirnirin haa to again remindits
local correspondents, if it makes use of
their contributions, that they should be in
band not later than Tuesday; '
Bev. O. f i , Denney will deliver a free
lecture in the church at Cayuta next Tues-
day evening Oct. 22,“ Vdbat'Next” should
the friends of the flome do to rid the coun-
try of the saloons ? Thg Odessa Glee Club
Everybody wel-
come. Ladies especially invited. ;
furnish the music,
Now-he“r “J:'““
The receipts of the Yates County Fair,
at Penn Yan, were $3,029 86. It pays to
secure the oratorical presence of a (amms
man like-Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, and the
managers of Schuyler Couuty Fairs sh m'd
note the fact and profit by it.
Gloves aud Mittens.
whoJPhilo. Grant, of 'May ville, N. Y,
ia 10 2 years old, a veteran of the warW**
1812, has applied fora pension. Now-he“
probably thinks. he can enjoy it.
Mrs. Pbetie Swartout died at lier daugh-ter’s, Mrs. Joseph Tompkins, in Weston,
October (i, aged 97 years and 9 m mths.
The remains were buried in McDowell's
burying ground,near Way in, m Saturday.
Also lias j i i 't n-ccived a new line
I of Men s (iluves and Mitteus, which
|he offers at lower [irn-es than ever be-
I fore.Mr. John P. Dorthy, a former fichuyler
county boy, is now a rising young lawyerof Bochester. He began the study of the
law through a clerkship in the gchuyler
County Surrogate’s bMce; Sevcrgl bright
young men of our acquaintance have had
the flue training that the position of a sur-
ogate’a clerk gives, and this county has
turned out anunusually strong contingent
of t hemr— — — L—'.
Last Saturday ihe Academy base bail
nine went to Starkey to p tty the-Starkey
nine. The score at the finish stood ten to
twenty-one, in favor of the Academy.
The M. E. Conference of Central New
York wbich has been in annual session in
Watkins during the past Week, cl ised on
the 15th. It has beenlargely attended,nearly
300 preachers and delegates being present,
who were proyided with temporary homes
all; through the. village. The M. E Church
has been, densely packed at all the public
services, and on Sunday, the Presbyterianchurch was thrown open in the abseace of
the pastor, Bev. Mr. Douglas9, and crowd-
ed also, to hear a sermon from a gifted
Methodist divine^ Bishop Fitzgerald of
Milwaukee, presided, and tbe conference
has been a great success, leaving the M.
E.
Church of Watkins practically out of
debt.
• Splendid line of LIDJEV MEN’S
I and CHILDREN’S I NDERUENR, eon
sistino of Natural Wool, Scarlet
I Wool and White Morino.*
Underwear.
Huldab Smith’s remains m-re hurried in
Tyrone cemetery nn Sunday last.
Mr. g. 8. Decker ia. adding much to the
appearance ofbis beahtiful grounds about
bis home on College Avenue, by the fe*
moval of the fence and Other improve-
ment*. '.
-Bishop FitzgCrald is a now msn among"
us, one of the late elected Bishops who
camq direct from, the pastorate. He is an
older man than w e supposed, full of quick
apprehension, and quietly puts the ques-tions. He seems.to have adopted a system
that shows a plan-itr the routine method,
Weshould judge fromthe pile of money
before our financial agent that the preach-
ers are generally.paid their salaries. We
learn several dcalhs’bave occurred among
pastprs;, and also wives of pastors. One,
who is a strangqr among u9,from England,but received on probation last year, was
reported ill with consumption and desti-
tute, A colletftfon w*8 taken at onceand
sent to hhp. It is too early to judge how!
the slate will stand, bni sotne things seem
plain, a few will, be. mWed.snd somey/illretire. Dr, Carr of Havana, we learned
-aa we wero .about : to leave, the conference
loom, was contemplating a professional
careen on a large saiaty-in Ohio. He is
an abio«. man and perhaps clinical service
-Will suit his patients better than clerical.
Watkins,N y., o ct nth* 1868, N.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C-n-k went to Corn-
ing on Friday tu visit their son, Mr. Dill
Cook, over Sunday.A missionary meeting was held at Mrs.
J. W. Ar nold’s op Friday afternoon last.
|Boots and Shoes,
I*
1ear1II
j Stock o f BOOTS and SHOES for Fall
I and Winter Trade now complete.
• Shoe Blacking and Dressings.Also on sale Acme 1Slacking and
Shoe Dressings.
Mr. Catn Arnold and family were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs K.-cnitb, n ear1
Rock Stream on Sunday last.
Mrs. Warren is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Arnold, while her husband, the
Rev. Mr. Warren attfnds the conference
at Watkins.
- Bev, Dr. Oarr preached hia farewell
aermon at tlw Methodist Oburch last Sun-
day evening. He was greeted by a largeaudience. Hia next stoppingplace will be
at Columbus, Ohio.
Alden Edgar, proprietor of the
Cedar Vineyard,” at Burdett, h u opened
an extensive fruit-packing and shipping
depot in Watkins, at the large store re-
cently vacated by fi« Y. Twiaa, a ' few
doors north of the -EaU Bfook House. He
has started in well, and makes' a fine dis-
play of the choicest fruits raised in the
Those m/UO have good fruits tocotinty.Sell should call, at Edgar’s new and at--
tractive place ofbuSiueas. *
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\THE OLD STAND”
D. C. BLA IR.
On the first page may be found a newly-
corrected time table of the Northern Cen-
tral Bail way, which is bfintereettohmby:
T hla m o a t admirably managed railway ;ia
Mr. A. IJ Conklin had tin-rhi nney re
paired on his house last week
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murray were tlie
gnests of Orn Potter, In r brother, near
Mooterey, on Sunday last.
VICINITY.
_______always prompt to notify llspatrons through
tbe newspapers alohglta line of changes in
its paaaenger train service.
(Successor to A. o. WUlttemore.v
—There are 203 on the pay roll at the
Soldiers' Home in Bath.Mr. and Mra. Alva Wixon from near
Ovid Center are visiting relatives here,
Mr. Jay Hallock of Tyrone, and Miss
Cora Vanhew were married on Wednesdayof last week by Rev Oeo. E. Hutchings
at the home of the bride’s parents. -
DEAl.ERIN;
Lyman fiodgman, Qf Painted Pbat, a
former student of Cook Agademy met
With a serious accidept lest.Thursday even
ing. fie got on a freight train atAddispnto go home, and in getting off at' Painted
Post he stepped on a grade stake and his
left foot-was thrown back uoder the wheels
and crushed so badly as to require ampu-
tation. i t was amputated juat above the
ankle. Mr. fiodgman has -the sympathyof a large number of friends jn this vil-
lage who sincerely hope a speedy recov-
ery.
—Mrs. John Bates, of Sodus Pomt, has
a book of twelve sermons preached in
^London, Eng., by Robert South, D. D ,225 years ago. The book was printed in
England in 1715.
—It is reported'thkt the parents of Mr.
William Aderschlag, of Scranton, wbo was
killled in the Tioga Junction railroad dis-
aster, have begun a suit agaiust the Com-
pany for $10,000 damages.
G r a i n,
C l over an d T i mo th y
S e e d .Every one who attended tha C. T. TT, OlBNTltAX, NtfW YO*K COWj^JiBKNCE.
Pair were loud jn their praises Of the mu-
sic rendered by Harding’s Cprlet Baud of
‘ this village. We opine there is no Better
-band in any plaoe tho size of fiavaha In
this Or any other Btate, Canada not ex-
cepted.______
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I <Anthracite, 4 un:
CUAL«- Ulaekmmth s,
mboi-land fbr
Steam.
Appblntn,enU M*EU« at
.Week.
“Tfie following are the appoiritulenfa tor
the Ithaca district
WatUlTia
Whiie Mr. Emmett Baker was going to
mill recently with a horse and wagon the
harness broke and let the wagon against
the horse which ran away. Mr. B. left
tbe wagon suddenly but no damage was
done.
Pine, Hemlock,
,ath. Shingles.
r .r M B E R <Maple,LU M BER *( I.:
Pieslding Elder, hi. P; Blakcslce.
Burdett and Reynoltlsvillo, F. JL Wind
nagle; Catharine and Odessa, J, A. Hyde-;
Cayutaviile, to be supplied, J. fi . Boss ;-Enfield
-and -Kennedy^ Comers, sUpplted-
by G. N. Smith; Erin and Breesport, O.N.
H inm an; EreOville and Pernville, C. A.
Wilson; Groton, C. M. E d d y ; Havana,G. 8. Trarisue; HofSeheads and Sullivan.
F. D.; Hodgson ; Ithaca—first cburcb,Geo.W . Chandler; State Street church, E. M.
Mills;-Jacksonville,fi T» Giles; Lodi,U.S.
Hall}, Lpgau, lo be supplied: LijdlovyilleandLansiagvale, F
. Levitt; McLean and
Groton City to be supplied; Mecklenburg,!.C.B. Moyer; MillportahdPipe Valley, J. R.
DreHe; Newfieldahd Trumbull’s Corners,M.. S* Rees; Norfhflector, E. Ei Morris;North Lansing and East Genoa, M. J,Ow en; Ovid, Wm,.Jones; Sheldrake, to
be supplied; ~To~wnseticlville and Steam
burg, John L. Kin g ; Trumansburg, John
JBk Rhodes ; Van Ettenville and Hedd’mg,H
.
K ing; Varna and Etna, J. C. Pendle-
ton; Watkins, Geo. *.FOsbinder; West
Dry den and Asbury, Geo. Britten.
SALT
SALT
SALTij
Anthracite for butter makers
By bbl. for stock. A gri-cultural for Land.
A great deal of trouble and temperwill
be saved person* who use-aalt ahakera-on
tWr tables, ifthey willput about one partin bulk of corn starch powder.to nine of
Salt. I t prevents dampness and cloggingif salt and does not hurt rif fcya eeasotter,
A. Bed Letter Day In Watkins.
Samuel Dickey, Chairman of the Na-
tional Prohibition Conmrittee,wUl speak in
th e Opera House, Watkins, Saturday even-
ing, -October 26th. Mr. Dickey has a N a-
tional reputation as a speaker and will un-
doubtedly draw a crowd. People wishing
to heat Jiim.should be on hand early td
securea seat.
7 —Thomas Elljott, of Ithaca, aged 65
years, who Was afflicted with a cancer of
tbe face, committed suicide Thurs-
day last, by taking some strychnine
sprinkled on-a-piece of cake. He died
three hours later in greatagony.
—John Sherwood, aged 73 years and
Mrs. Mary Stewartaged 71 years, of Can-
isteO, N. Y.,were united in tfie holy bonds
of matrimony Wednesday, October, 3J,
Justice P . O, Stephens, over 70 years of
age performed the ceremony.
—The 03,wego Times says that offers
have be«n received in that city from the
west to furnish good marketable potatoes, li; iidelivered in Oswego, for 40 cents a bushel.
There la no reason to fear a scarcity of
potatoes, therefore, and those who hold
their, crop fbr a big price are liable to getleft.
BUSINESS NOTICES. HARD AND SOFT STOVE WOOD,
A pleasant reception Waa held fof Rev.
-D^, Carr and familyonTuesday evening of
.this week at the Sanitarium, by fiarditig’s
Cornet Band and a host of friends.
An hour Or more was Spent in Social en-
joyment with plenty of fine music; Dr,
Carr has made many sincere friends, both
in and ont of the church, during bis short
stay with, hs, who sincerely regret his‘de-
parture, and wish him abundant success in
bbr new fiold of labor. He leaves here
this morning (Thursday) for his new home
in Oolumbus, Ohio.
A fine line i -f low ware. Hir b a r d LIMEBYTHE BUSHEL,Tha shops of the Cooley Manufactiiriug
Company at Bath, N. Y., wete burned
sarlyon Tuesday morning of last weCk.
The ioaa. is $18,000, insurance $9,‘000.
TkS B ath wagon shop was damaged to the
extent .of $4,000; partially ft>sured.
A Large Lineof Trunks, Satchels, Bed
and Horse Blankita, at Very Low Price,,at Weed Bros. A C>.
W A TER LIME,
K O SEN 'D A LE C EMEN T,
PL A STER S ' HAULBring on your frames, another large in
voice of mnnMings just received, at Hib
bard’s.E. Weller was in New York la9t week,
buying stock for his fall And winter trade.
His goods are arriving this week. Nicei
-line OfDress Goods; Trimmings, Hosiery,
Gloves, Plushes, Cloaks.qnd Jackets. Nice
line of K id Gloves, Underwear, Blankets,
Comfortables, and lots pf other goods that
I have not room to mention. The best
way is to call and see them.
Pr att’s Food for Poultry and Stork.
F l o u r,
F e e d,
M e a l,
B ra n,
Middlin g s , C orn , O a ts ,
all kinds of Chicken Feed, &c., &c.
I have tin-finest line of Flours in
Schuyler Cotinty. Yours
G. L . S._D. are invited to-meet October
Slat, 1889, with Mrs. J . W. Ellis, on
Owego airCet. The lessons are from the
Hiatary ofRome, Political Economy, and
H owto Jndge a Picture, are aa indicated
In Chautauquan, fbr first two weeks in Oc
( Another car load of bedroom suits justreceived, and pnres that defy competition,at Hibbard’s.
Car p el ri ;cker8 lbal are bein g umiersoM
^at Hibbard's.
Now that Watkins is virtually cut off
from the trade of Hector by a dangerous,make-shitt bridge, in position in Havana’s”
so-called interest, the following-from the
Joobxai, is not in tbe best of taste ; , “If
the highway on ths Cast Side of (he Marsh,
along the Bock Cabin, was kept in better
^epairlhairitis, it. would eticoarage more
Of: the trade of Hector to come to this
”—Watkins Express,
tober. Mrs. Clawson, Mira. Lewis and
Mrs. Ellis, interrogators. Please answer
to roil cell in—English I
Now is the time to bave watches and
clocks puts in order for the short days—Hopkins, the Jeweler, does his own work
and gives entire satisfaction. Prices
reasonable. 56tt
Yours
respectfully.D. C.BLAlH.fer'abnat,
The New York Star siapders-Gen. Mb-
gee ofWatkins, by asserting that he voted
for Belt*Lockwood m 1884,'forPresident,
because, although a Democrat, he did not
like Grover Cleveland. •Hiqtownsmen un-
derstand that he contemplated voting for
Blaine, or not at nil, until the Burchard
^‘Bump-BomaDism-and-Bebeliioti-. came;
out, which so enraged him that he voted
.foi Cleveland; with a will, as did many
others Under a similar indignant impulse.The General Is now a ‘H ill man to the
hilt—hilt'and all.” The General would
have, made a Blaine Democrat to have
been proud of, but as be Wap not, and
likely neyer will be in the“ true political,
fold,” he shows his excellent Democratic
sense by being a Hill min, which stands
for something. . .
J.T.
Is nowprepared Fall trad>
—Mr. J. T. Hallenbeekof Mecklenburg,was In town Monday. ;
___
—Speak et-FromontCole and wife were
present at the C. V. tf. Fair. '
—Mrs. Hayden R visiting hef daughterat Parma, N. Y.__" •
—The Dunkirk Barrel Factory is en-
gagedin turning out a lot of the largest
casks there are any where in this neighbor-hood, They are to hold 75 barrels each,
and, are for Mr, Rjckman, the Brocton
grape grower and wine producer. He will
useTHein uThbld ' wine. H o' figS^ ordered
ten of them.—
Farmer.
Highway Commissioners must be careful
not to leave hOrSe-frightening machines
akmg tbe highway. The general term of
court has ju st affirmedajudgment Of $2,
ved throuith ahor»e-l
When you want a nice Suit, Overcoat or
Pants, Call on W. J. Weed, at Weed
Bros. & Co. He will give you Fils. Wei
ding Suits a specially.PossiMv-aome-one might-dealte
beooming frightened at a road scraper left
near the roedway after the wOrk had
been completed.—
the other way. For instance, to Burdett
or the other villages on the east side of the
lake. The road for tome distance is ex-
icrabie. It would be a good investment
for-either village, Wgtkins or Havana, Or
for tbe authorities of Dix or Montour to
repair it for the Sake of the credit theywould., get thereby out in the country*
Bnt w e will not urge out village or towp
to do it so long as the hill road leading to
Odasaa, takes the premium on that at
Rock Cabin.
Mi8#ee~Hary~-Doherty-'and--Mamml0-
Moon an, of Elmira; are visiting a t the resi-
denceof Contractor John Fitzpatrick. ‘
EvfeTrjrhMyWho visits the Fair is-cnrtll
ally invited to visit the store of Uopkms,the Jeweler, where 1 9 displayed tbe finest
stork of watchi«, clocks, jewelry and
silverwafe.lo lie found in Schiiyler countyHe also bas a large a«-,ortment of optica!goods, and though he does not claim to
restore sight to the blind, he can fit a
person with a pair -f glasses, that will be
of as much benefit as It. is possible for
glasses to be. N i charge frir tpsting the
eyes,and glasses sold at the lowest possiblerates. X 66tf
The Dnlon and Advertiser of Rochester,
in ita iaaue of Tueeday, speaks ot the pub-
lic w%h a t Brockport, as follows;“The
improvemerit of the canal bridge over the
■Mire Minnie Crandall of Williams-
port, Pa is .visiting her relatives, in this
village. MJre pratjdaU is Xq artist OfSotne
note and while here Will continue her
work under the Instruction of' Capt. Hope
at Watkins. ■-~r-
‘
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—An Ithaca dispatch *to the Rochester
Democrat and Chronical says : Two duck
hunters, George aud Richard Hankins,
brothers, were dangerously injured Mon-
day morning on Cayuga Ipke. They were
attempting to capture a tame decoy wbtcb
had escaped . A hunter onthe shore fired
twice at the bird, both shots taking effect
ontbe men, each being struck in a dozen
places and each losing an eye. The roan
who shot thetn claims ho did not see them.
The accident happened at daybreak.
Erie Canal on M8in street in Brockport,has been let to Havana contractors, and
that firm is no# preparing patterns, and
work wffi «Nfca»ence at once. The im
Mf, Frank M«(31ure.of this village,
left on Monday of this week for SyracuseWhere he takes &responsible position in a
large dry goods Jiouse, Mr; McCJnre Is a.
young man of pleasing address, and gOPdi-hashabits, and his many friends here wish
bim the best of success.
provement, When completed, will he a
great Msviot In expense to the vilisge of
Ihockport, and greatly facilitate tritrel
4p>m the MUgn” ^
The smart ttlipwa who can beat the akin
fakir at hB-own game were at the Fair
anfi purchased a quantity of experiencefor
cash. I t ia stated that one runner of the
shell game took in $45 in ten minutes.
That is all right. For twenty years this
game has been played on suckers at every
fait in the Country, and-newspapers have
given warning against the sharpers time
and sgWu, yet there-are ignoramuses, who
'they;
.f i rf fuels, Who W rfmore then the ttkire who’ run the game^
Whoannually, oometo town and proclaim
their idlooyby betting on agam e in Which
there Is dbsolntely no cfaanoe for there to
Win. Nswtpapen have laid ao mwh
about these skin gams* that it sewnaal-
most an insult to tha mtelligenoe of tbs
readetB to say anything more; hut the an-
nual crop of smart fools turns np end
points t te uiual moral—Dundee Jttoont,
gome of the inM htMt young nren ef
Havana are whtatitag m tte tuna efm -
eral dollars, aw taiae n p«or “ttrre«r*dl
Burdett, who *u* W «u tire ahe«
B t tfterwK d* triad t t h e te the
.dMNCrLi'-WeWapapera 'because
The International Golden Cycle Class
gOPdi-has the hearty endorsement-df-ttre-praoti-cal insurance men of the sge, and alio the
insurance journals, as the fMlowing quota-tions proven . '
SuttMohx, Md., Jan. 7, 1888—This
Order is unquestionably the bret In exist-
ence.—[Baltimore Insurance Journal.
Chicago, DI., Jan. 15. 1888.—An ei-
perieuoo ofa number of years In the in-
surance business has shown tte nothingequal to the International; martteulariy the
Golden Oyle Class,—[C. A. Bruner, Seoy.P. M. L . S. S.
-gfihreifff^Golden CyOB Class of tbeTmternatlonaiof
Baltimore. You can draw $700 every seven
years while you live. Absolutely sure and
jtfeL E Alw ay s 'ttk«'tb«L |» tt
You draw $1.00 per day for lost time
caused-6y sickness or acotdent iu the
Golden Cycle Class ofthe Interoatiooal of
Baltimore, Remember this eompeay waa
the first oneto put up tlieir. Urererendi for
the protection o f their jo liqy httder* un-
der tire new law. _C«as. Rtnrecx,Gen. Agt., Odsere.
People desiring first class Dentistry will
do well to call upon H.G. Pope, M. D.,Den-
tist, at Watkins, who is prepared at all
times to do first class work, using the best
material In the. market. The best local
anesthetics known, and--nitrous-oxide.gas
always on hand for the painless extraction
Ofti-etb. All work wananted asrepresented,and at bottom prices.
Donn stry , In Ranges I have the Norman, as represented1tn the: above cut. The
NORMAN CHIEF and PERFECT .
In Parlor Stoves, I have the celebrated
T h e October meeting of the Schuyler
Ooittty Farmers’ Club will beheld at the
H i Brook Boom, in Watkina, on Batur-
day,the 96th in st at 1 o’lock, p. a . The
question for discussion will be,“ What
Mooded aim,or what combinations of Mood
MS most desirable In a stock sheep to
“
eeomw ittiihe^ttdqgw es^
Alt aheq> b t e e d e r r k W ^ ^ ^ W ^n
^ h
ally invited to attend and give the club
tha benefit of tbeir experience.
-D eath of Sfr<.'M(clisblFarley.TeRt lmonU ls of the Golden Cyolo,
R ED CRO SS,
STERLING&GARLANDMrs. Michael Farley, formerly of Ha-
vana, but wlto lias resided in this city for
the pret thirteen years died this mOrning.atViSS o’clock ot heart diSeasa at-her home
On Railroad avenue, Mrs, Farley was
seveuty yeaw of age^and was .bom in the
ieohrity p f '•■-gfihreifff^
tbe the mother of right chllclren, six of
whom survtvre her, Philip* of Corning,
Frank and Apdfj^bf Rochester, Jatucs of
Ojeau, Baruoy of Elmira and Mary, tbe
only daughter living, also ofElmira. • The
two Who have pawed away sway are;
Freer and Catharine, both of Elmir*. Mrs.
Vhrley bad been sick since the 7th day of
#aly, —Etm im Gazette, Oct. 16th.
Bal t imobk, Md., Feb, 2, 1888.—I con-
sider the International the best order in
existence, and would recommend every
Insurable man and woman to take a Golden
Cycle Policy, as I think it the best form a
indemnity out.^
Ba x t oiobk, Md., June 7,1888^—I have
carefully eXattlned the plana of the Inter-
national and .consider thetn tho best that I
haveever seen.*
These stoves have Keen ordered direct fromthe manufacturers, and I can give my customers-
some bargains ;tfoverbefore offered In sohuyler
county.before. My Store ts crowded fuller than ever
A iia o h L o ok i n g . Vace;
Wo like to sec. Yet Erysipelas disfig-ures the features and the disease i9 as dan-
’a FirflJ”7® d oftecalled ‘ ‘‘S^A ufhnny s t e/'.Mffid n
ends in sudden death. 8. B. Carpenter,Grendvilie, N. Y., had it in both legs, and
was cured by Dr. David Kennedy’s Favor-
ite Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y. This
medicine excels ail others for tbo blood.57w4
T IN W A R E,
PA IN T S,
O ILS,
SAS H,
DOORSJand BLINDS ,
whichi am selling atthe lowest possibio pricesfor atrletly flrst closs gooda. 1 have* completelineof
The October term of CourityOourt, Judge
Kerfier pn eig h« wee of abort dura-
tion. In the civil earn of Wickham v«.
Pratt, the complaint wee dismissed with
coats. L. fl. Storrle of Tyrone w u tried
m i convicted of eeihag liquor with-
out a license. He w u fitted $100, which
he paid, end James B aM ef Mcertetey
plead guilty to eeUlng Uquor wtthont a
ltomee, and wee fined $100, whieh wee
paid. Bmmett HeWwte f Bmmm, pteeded
gaOtyed aetthsg liqnor
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K AMANMBY, Pres. M. R. T. A . .
The Interostionsl sumds a peer to the
bttt and most successful of *1 orders.
J. IB. SCHWATKA, 8eo.A.P. I. ,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH. HANGING LAMPS, BTC.'
Tin ttoflng and plumbing tt specialty, Galland examine gooes and got pnceB.
} The Knglneer
Of the Wakeflold, Mass;, Rattan Works,
O; N, Young, says: In all esses ofbilious-
ness.accompanied with those terrible slok
headkehee, I have foundno other m edicine
that seems to take bold and do* the goodthat your Sulphur Bitters doe*. It ia the
beat family medicinemade* 58w2
Dubuque Is., I have examined the
International and unheritatlngly prbnouncethem first class In every tespect,"
V K A G E N T S W A N TE D . A c tiv e y o h nir.
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S i Mark’s Church. The Right Bev, F .
D. HtMtiMtoa, Bishop of Central New
YrefeM i w,
^formed will visit th s par-
Mk *$;IW t'W re, MHiport on the aftM-
i a i M fc ft * a . ,
P«*
Wm,
The finest o*m of cfioloe dgare we have
s**u,'u oa eriilbUiou in tte ttont window
f t tint i m p j inp of (M e. J , Steck-
t t d l« A
H.G. DVKQAW, flee, W. I. A.A** .book,laicii.
- AIHHVVothlnt h k w ltev frwaiiaaeav o lu m e . Over Sflircleaant.ciiiBamnore Md. The Intetnatlontt tm-
donbtmtiy Mandaat tte heed of the Bene-
ficial Ann* Oitien of tha H M d and
fan iN k'tta ttore tMMtttttiw
There Will be * D*»oe at ElliottVHalf,
JJgfare, Baturday tvretia» O et> 19th. Ice
t$M ttn dotterrefrerinre^1rltitt rervrek
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