The Evening Gazette from Port Jervis, New York • Page 4

THE' jTADDEN'S NOMINATION. VBltY FAIR AND SENSIBLE AKTIOLK ON 'ITIE BEPVIiLIOAN NOMINEE. Fi dm Vitf Ifiddh'toioil A rylts. The republics party in this Senatoiial district lias among its members a large number of gentlemen of ability, integrity, culture and high personal character, -who iiHly and respectably represent the district in the Senate of the state, yet (be convention that met in this village Tuesday gave these gentieraun the go by and honored with its choice Mr. Edward Madden.

It vpas not claimed by any of the gentlemen who were instrumental in bringing about Mr. Madden's nomination that he was in any prop-er sense the best Candida: 3 that the party cjuld place in the field, or that ha would make a better, or as good a representative as some of the other gentlemen whose names were mentioned in connection with ths office. They urged his choice merely on the lower ground of availibility and made no secret of the fact that his availibility was entirely due to the fact that he cou IdjCOBomand for the canvass a larger amount of money than any other that could be named. They argued ths.t unless the canvass was conducted on a liuancmi basis there was no hope of success for tbeir senatorial ticket, and aUo argued that the nomination of Mr. Madden and his money would help to drag the county ticlcet out of the slough of despondency, into which it was so rapidly sinking.

Persuaded by these specious arguments, the delegates to Tuesday's convention laid aside ali other considerations, and sacrificed principles and the claims of better men at the shrine of what they were pleasiid to call necessities of their party. Mr. Madden lias represented this district in the Senate at different times for three terms, and while we are willing to concede that he looked closely after such local legislation as the district needed, the records of the Henate saow that he was always the champion of the railroads and other corporations and monopolies, and that his vote was always to be depended on in support oi whatever measures these corporations desired to have enacted. It is an open secret that in his present canvass he expects receive no little aid and comfort from the railroad companies, and if elected would of Bourse return the favor by votes in theit behialf, for ingratitude is certainly uot one of his failings. EMPLOYMSHT FOR LADIKS.

The queen city suspender company of Cincinnati, are now manufacturing and introducing their new stocking supporters for children, and their unequaled skirt suspenders for ladies. None should be without them; our leading physicians recommend them and are loud in their praise. This manufacturing establishment is managed by ladies, who have made the wants of ladies and children a study, and they ask us to refer them to some reliable aud energetic lady to introduce them in this county, and we certainly think that an earnest solicitation in every household would meet with a ready response, and that a determined woman could make a handsome salary and have the exclusive agency for this county. We advise some lady who is in need of employment to send a postal card to the company, her name and address, and mention this paper. Address Mrs.

B. G. Smith, manager, 214 Elm street, Cincinnati, NOXICES. Phoenix Pectoral will curs your cough. Phcunix Pectoral cures hoarseness ickly Phcenix Pectoral tiistfcs good ifcoriags rest Phcenix Pectoral osts 25 5 bottles $1.

For bale wholesale and retail by Quorge E. Cook, druggist, Port Jervis, N.Y.--Adv, --Phcsnix Pectoril stops a cough, bleaks a cold, aids expectoration, gives iaafmt relief, gives strength and brings real. J'rice 35 cents. For sale wholesale and retail by George Cook, druggist, Port Jems, A all who are suffering the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, anc so forth, I will send a recipe that will cure yon, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America.

Send a self-ad- diessed envelope to the Rev. Joseph Inman, Station New York city. taw" eAZETTB- JN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1879. GOOPAMl'S ffPUftHTOTMB AMP CABPET WAItKIUIOMS.

CARPETS i CARPETS JVJEW TO-DATf. or It is urged in Mr. Madden'! behalf that he is possessed ol' sound judgment and good business qualities, and Ins success in life certainly justifies the claim, but he is far from infallible. The disastrous failure of Middletown's water works extension, which cost the village $80,000, without a single benefit in return, and for which he is largely responsible, is a case in point. Ol Mr.

Madden peisonally we shall say nothing here, but a comparison between him and the democratic nominee, Mr. Sears, a hiyh i.oned, cultured, Christian gentleman would assuredly not be in Mr. Madden's ivor. No one who dispassionately reviews the qualifications of the two candidates in thr light of piesenl and coming events can far a moment rlaubt that Mr. Sears represents the best, most important and highest interests of thin district.

He is a man of the people and Lis sympathies and interests are all with them and to the people we appeal in his behalf for such ao earnest and hearty support that M-. Madden's money and the influence of tlie railroads can not compass his defeat. DEAD SI TUE ROADSIDE. FUKTIIER PAETICCLiKS OF THE MUS. ACKEB MSDMBS OACtDWBI.Ii.

From the Middletoum Arrjua. Coronor John Irwin, of Phillipsport, held an inquest over the remains of Mrs. Charity Acker and Mrs. Stepaen G. Ouldwell, the two liomowack women who were found dead by the roadside near Foulwood on the road leading from Wurtsboro to Monticello.

From all the evidence that could be procured it sippear- ed that both wore en were intoxicated when they met tbsir doath, and to give lurther color to this theory, a half filled bottle ol whisky was found in tbeir possession. Justice J. V. Morrison, who was the last person who saw the women alive, testified that when he pist them at Bridgeville, both of them were drunk, and that Mrs. Cauldwell was ou; of the wagon and so intoxicated that he considered it doubtful if she would be able to regain her seat in the vehicle.

At the point in the road where tha women met tUcir death is an embankment of about three feet descent, and it was down this that the horse, vehicle and women plunged. The women had apparently fallen beneath the wagon, and'the horse in struggling to regain its feet had drawn the wagon over Mrs. Acker's chest breaking three of her ribs and injuring her internally. She had evidently been almost instantly killed. Mrs.

Acker wis lymg partially across body oi Mrs, Cauldwell aud her weight and that of the wagon pinned her fast to the ground. In one of Mrs Acker's hands was a handkerchief and this was pressed tightly over Mrs. Qauld- well mouth, thus suffocating her. The jury rendered a verdict in accordance with the above facts, viz: that the women met their from an accident while intoxicated. There are very few people either JtJomowaok or in the sur rounding country who will regret the death of the women.

ATOTICE. TO CONSTTXEBS OP WATEB. OpnoE OP Pom JERVIS WATEK WORKS Port Jervis, N. October On account of the continued rtrouaht, water roi the lower part ol town cm oply be I'UKNISHKD PROM THE CANAL. Those not wishing- to use It, will please Klve ipuce at once at my uince, ami It will be shut; off, NO CHARGE MADE time so unat off.

GEORGE MALVEN, President Port Jervla Water Work a Company. YARDS OF NEW PATTERNS. MONDAY, OCT. 27TH POSTOFFICE BUILDING. XEA ANBi COFFEE.

CHERiFF'S PKOCLAMATION. --RE kJ7 latiDK to the removal of obstructions from the Delaware river. Tie undetslgued, blierlir of the county of Orange, state of Wew York, Hereby gives puullu notice that among the statutes passed by the Legislaoure of ltn, was the follow- CHAPTER 200. AN ACT to provide fur th? removal of eel-weirs and other devices tut taking Ush iroffl the Delaware river, or of any of its, tributaries, and to prevent the maintenance of such devices Passed May iliree-flfths being present. The people of the itute of New York, represented in Senate mid do enact a.n fallows; SECTION 1.

It shall not be lawful tor any person or persons- to place, build or maintain In ol tlie waters of the Delaware river, or ol any at the tributaries thereoJ, within ttiu jurludiction of this state, any Jlsh-bacKet, eel-weir, kiddle, brush 01 lasclne net or any other permanently set means of taking Jlbh In the nature of a seine which are known to bi; wasteful and extravagant modes of jlshlng. Tue fciieniis of counties having jurlsdlc- o) tlie county tlon of said streams, ot the sueilll alc UUU in which tny such del ice for taking a bliall be placed In thj streams aforesaid whenever he snail discover or be Infoimed or. Ihe existence or auybuuh device or contrivance for the catching ol. lish, shail give ten days notice In two newspapers published in said county that the ISA'S Of ERA SOUSE. The next promenade concert and bal will take place nexl Wednesday evening, October 20th.

I will state to the public that I shall endeavor to Juruish at the low price of 10 cents a reallj first-class entertainment with all th3 privileges of a New York bail at $2 a ticket. I shall positively exercise the right to refuse admission to improper persons, aiad I warn such that they need not apply for admission. Smoking will not be allowed in the hall, and hats must not be worn cm the danciag floor The Emmet cornet band, in their new uniforms, will be in attendance. libodes's orchestra will furnisl the music for dancing and evwytbing will lie dcce to render these entertainments first-class in every respect. GEORGE --An unsuccessful vocalist went to the poorhouse and deligtled the inmates with his singing.

He said it was a natural thing for him to do, as he had buen singing to poor houses ever smcq he began his career. said contrivances are iiiown to exist ana de- cl.ired common nuisances, ordering taem to be dismantled by their oivnura" or managers so as to render them no longer capable of taking'or Injuring the llshes of the stream of whatever Kind ami ir, at the expiration of the said ten days, the dismantling shall not.iave taken place, tlien the said sheriff shall proceed with such, lorce men ol the county, as shall be necessary for the pm pose, and destroy or dismantle the said Hah DabKets, kiddles, eel-woirs, cr such other devices contemplated by this section, so that tiey may be no longer capable of taUug injuring flsh ana the Board oi iaupei visors of said county shall audit and allow to said sheriil Ills reasonable and necessary expenses in performing the duties required by this act, and a reasonable compensation for the time necessarily employed In the performance thereof; an 1 11, upon being duly In- foimed by a reputable citizen of the county that said nuisances iue in. ejrlbtence and requite abatement, the said sheriff saall not proceed as dlreci- ed in, this act, then ho, upon conviction or such neglect of duty, shall be lined not less than tweti- O-nve nor more than one hundred dollars for every such neglect; said fines to be collected by civil action upon the complaint of Uie person HO notifying said sheriff tif the existence ol such contrivance, or or auy overseer ol the poor of the town In wliich said contrivance or aud thall be paid to the county treasurer die ben- eut of the poor fund of uuch county 3. Any person or persona who shall, after the Urst day or June, eighteen hundred and iieveiitv- faeveii, place, build or maintain, In an? of waters ot the Delaware river or its branches as mentioned in the urst section of this act and within the jurisdiction of this state, any flbh- basKet, eel-weir, kiddle, brash fascine net or other permanently set means for taking ash IE the nature ol a seme, snail be deemed ralltv of misdemeanor and shall, upon conviction thereof beiore any justice of tho peace, or any court having jurisdiction thereof, shall be punished by a uiie not less tiiun ten dollais nor moru than nftv dollars, said line when collected to be paid to the for tho beneUt of the poor fund i 4. Tlits act shall takj effect on the flrsS dav of June, eighteen hundred and seventy-suyen ao In the original.

STATE OP NEW YOBK, Office of the becielary of 8s: I have compared the preceding with the original law on Jle In this ofilce, and do hereby certifv that the same Is a cora-ct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. Llrun JOHN BIQBLOW, Secretary of State. AND WHEREAS, I have been Informed that tala persons have erected and are now erecting ami maintain within jurisdiction of the sheriff of said county, at certain points In the Delaware I river, ami the Neversiuk, one of Ita tiibutarips! eel-weirs, fish-racks and devices for taklne flah from saw rivers, and that said contrivances are known to exist, therefore I declare the si me common nuisances, and I order that the owl sra or managers of said ecl-welrs, lleh-raoks or devices for taking Ush, dismantle or destroy the same so as to render them no longer Af Injuring the fishes of said stream within ten davn from the date of this notice, and If tlie Bald eel vetrs, fish-racks or contrivances shall remain saiil stream altar the date above mentioned I will proceed to destroy che same as the law directs, notice Is further given that all nersons are forbid erecting eel-weirs, flsh-racka or contrivances for destroylns; ten in either of said streams after tho date or this notice, otherwise shall at once proceed te destroy tHe same and the parties erecting said eel-weirs, flan-racks or devices for destroying flah will bo arreted bv me as the law directs. K. E.

CARB, Sheriff of Orange county. Ft A OF THE GREAT Union Pacific Tea Co. New Store. Everybody highly pleased with the quality and value of our Teas and Coffees. Sales have far exceeded our expectations.

The people astonished at our externalve and valuable GIFT DEPARTMENT. OVER $500 IN PRESENTS TO BE GIVEN AWAY. They all want to know how we do it. Come and see us and we will tell yon. Jnst received by overland route, direct from Francisco, a large invoice of new crop Teas, all to Ibe sold at from 20 to 80 cents per pound for the best, A discount of 30 per cent on purchases of 5 pounds and upwards.

Pure leaf Teas 50 cents per pounds. The only place where it can be found is at the Great Union Pacific Tea 99 Pike Street. EX OHOIOK ENGLISH BREAKFAST DRY GOODS. GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE---GRAND FALL OPENING -OP THE- ffYTiJT rmriToS ir 1IH loll oif'STM' Per lb. CHOICE OLD HiSON, LEXTIIA CHOICE CONGON.

PTJBE FRAGRANT COFFEES Fresh roasted and ground daily at New York prices. Best Java 32 cents, best Maricabo 25 cents, beet Eio 18 to 30 eentB. All kinds of glassware, crockery, and handsome tea canisters given away. Don't iail to try us and you will be satisfied. BOOTS AND SHOES.

LYONS YOUNG, DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL KINDS, COR. PIKE AND HAMMOND 'BBBY I.YOKB. OPERA BOUSE BLOCK, PORT JBHVIS, N. Y. D.

C. V. YOUNG NEW YORK STORE 80 and 83 Pike Street, Opera House Block. THE FINEST AND LARGEST DISPLAY OP DRY GOODS THAT WE HAVE EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. Our store haa been enlarged by an addition in the real- feet, with a sky-light 20 feet long and 9 feet wide, which it one of the finest rooms in the" county for showing press goods.

You can see just what you buy. Goods will look just as good when you get them home as they do in the store. Our Btock of Dress Groods has been greatly enlarged. We display all the new and late styles for the iail trade. BLACK CASHMERES.

We carry a large stock tine finest ever brought to Port Jervis, at prices which cannot be beaten and at prices to suit all. 'SHAWLS. A complete line of Shawls, both in single and double at rock Dottom prices. UNDERWEAR. Ladies', children's and gents' Underwear.

We have a large stock in all sizes and prices. FLANNELS. Red, white and blue Flannels. We have a large stock, all )ought at the old prices. Examine goods a ad prices for yourself.

HOSIERY. Our stock of ladies' and children's Hosiery is surpassed by none, both in price and quality. BLACK SILKS sm VELVETS. Ifc will pay you to examine out' stock before you purchase, for we know you can be suited both in quality and wice, CLOAKINGS. will always have on hand a full stock: of plain black beavers, from the lower grades to the best.

Also all the new styles in Cloakings. CLOAKS. We sliall keep tlie largest stock of Cloaks ever displayed in Port Jerri's, iatom lowest to the best. BLANKETS. We ofl'er good bargains in Blankets of all kinds.

Conic and examine our istock before you purchase. CORSETS. We have the largest stock of Corsete ever kept in Pore Jervis. Our Corsets at 75c. and $1 cannot ba beaten.

We are sole agent for Entterick's celebrated Patterns. Catalogues VVe invite Ul to give us a call. We do not consider it any trouble to show our goods whether you purchase or not. All we ask of our purchasers is a chance to show oiir goods. STOVES RKAD1T IWAJM3 WE HAVE THIS WEEK ADDED MANT NEW AND TRACTIVE STYLES TO DUE STOCK.

NEW GOODS IN CLOTHING, NEW GOODS IN SHIRTS 515 UNDERWEAR, NEW GOODS IN HATS AND CAPS, NEW GOODS IN HOSIERY NECKWEAR, NEW GOODS IN SHOES FOR LADIES', MISSES' JLHD ALL OF THE ABOVE AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. ISIDOR COHEN BRCV 18 AND 20 FRONT STREET, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE GORDON'S. DOCKASH OYSTldWS. TSTERS i AT OYSTERS I BATJKR'S, KO. I FfOOT STREET.

SAVIHTGSI 1IAIVK. OTSTBB8 RECEIVJSD DAILY. pORT JERVIS SAVINGS BANK, JUNE aim; 1ST9. A fourtn dividend of 20 centqm wll! bo paid to depositors on and after tuis date. ELI VAN ESWJSGE1T, Treasurer.

BLUJC POINTS! BLUB POINTS! AND SHHWSBCHY'ai SHREWSBURY'S I BBST IN MAKKBTt Bold by th.i rONEY WANTED ON BONE AND MOHTOAQJ5 OR UNINCTDMBJIRED HEAL ESTATB IN SUMS OF TO Enquire at ttie Savings Bank; QUAHT OH 1,000. OH l.OOO. Also STIPFEBB, I-AIBB A A I I'arnlaned at spcsliri rates, BiTJKB. A A REGULAR MEETING OP the.TrOBtees of Hie POET JBB.VJS SAVINGS BANE at tneir rooms MONDAY, SEPTEMBER MHliT, On motion the following resclutlon was nuanl- mou sly adopted Rosolved, That tlie Port Jervis Savings Bank on and after September ai, reaame business, pay re8oli) Bj order the Board Trnatees. Thousands of people have seen the word DOCKASH pasted on fences, rocks and buildings, without knowing its meaning.

The name "DOCKASH is given to a wonderful invention in tho shape of A Grate Used Stoves 1 Ranges! This Grate is destined to supersede all others as it is not only SIMPIJE TN CONSTRUCTION BUT EFFECTUAL IN OPERATION, and is only applied to Stoves Ranges Stove Works, Scranton, and is on exhibition and for sale at LUDLUM PECK'S, 48 Front Street, Port Jervis. Ask for the Good-Morning Eange, with the Dockash Grate, and take no other. SHMOTODS AND i m.j,*jia.B KI gHROUDS AND SCAPULAR HABITS "OARBSR SHOP." lie has ojjene'il UAH.ftEU BOOTH AND SHOES. 'Dors AND! SHOES. Til subscriber wqn Id announce to the clttaeni of Port Jervla and that he leased the shop formerly occnWied by Deanla Kelly oil Pike street, below the railroad, and Is prepared io ItEPilB, SOLB AN1THEBL BOOT8 ADD SHOES Uie moat, satisfactory manner.

and hoeii made to order and a perfect at guaranteed. All ask Is a trial and yen will be convinced, aotejng and heeling o. per pair. J. a O6DEN.

tv uiuubici the pnblle generally, thai, at tlie solicitation of many of their patrons, they have been Induced to prepare ai assortment of SHROTOS AND SCAPULAR HABITS FOR ADTJLT lit ALES, JFEM ALES, AND CHILDREN, en tte following prices TICBi TO hereby given to all persona having claims agalilBtJohn B. Crlsilman to Port Jervis. Orange county, N. present tlie same, with vouchers therefor Myiverlne4 on OT Before the Blzth day of December, to the undersigned. MABVIK, AMlcoee.

R5, AND A number of ghrouto ana Hablta may be SaMt Itary-a Orphan Asylnm. tawly NUE8S WAKING. TJ RESS MAKI1KJ. DEBSB AND cSuK MAKING. Tile oriderstgaed annauncea that she opened tier DRESS AND CLOAK MARINO POO.W8, JH HAOTBRSON'S BUILDING, BALL STREET, All work to my care will receive prompt and tw gDiirauteed In every particular.

A I 1UI WD1' LUCY J. MOM Eli. A BARBEB SHOP AP NO. 8 FRONT STREET, In Gekenhelm er's Hotal, where all may be served with CLKAN 8HAVB, H4IE CUT, SHAMPOOINQ, pertaining to the art tonsorlal, done promptly and In the most approved manner. 0.

B. MAYER, Manager. THE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, SWEET LYTLK, PROPRIETORS, OyposiTi KINO, MIDDLMOWS, N. Y. Pirst-claMlueveiyresjxct.

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