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DEMOCRAT AND CHHONTCLE THURSDAY. JANUARY 28. 18SG. 3d, and he ia also to read a paper before WESTERN NEW YORK NEWS PERSONAL. Clara's PATENT and for furnishing the same said hall to bo of brick, and to afford accommodations for the tire apparatus of the village, and fwr the meetings of the department, for the holding of elections, for the meetings of the board of trustees, and for the police lock-up, in addition to the lare assembly room upon the second floor.

The trustees were further re-auested to secure from a competent architect front and side elevations of a building to be couotruned ia general accord with tne plan shewn at this meeting, at the instance of the trustees, by C. R. Hyde, these drawings to bo posted up for inspection by the tax-payers upon the day of election. ONE CENT A WORD Advertisements under this heading, of For Sale, To Let, Wants, Lost, Found, Eoarding, Personal, Society Meetings, Miscellaneous, inserted for ONE CENT A WO each-insertion. No Advertisement less than 15c.

LOST. J- osT. many pleasant hours by not attending the Washington Rink. Ulusic every afternoon as ell ad evening. OST.

FROM THE CORNER OF JOTS A.VD Brown streets, a Pug Dog; answers to the name of 'Punch. A iibtral reward will be paid for his return. J. H. POOL.

FOUND. IT'OUND. TITE BEST MAPLE SYRUP IS THE city, at 18 Eaat-ave. 245 ONE CENT A WORD Advertisements under this heading, of For Sale, To Let, Wants, Lost, Found, Boarding, Personal, Society Meetings, Miscellaneous inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, caci insertion. No Advertisement Isji tin 15j.

FOR SALE AND TO RENT. Houses tor Sale. ITOR SALE OR RENT. TWO-STORY BRICTT house No. 64 Alexander-st.

Inquire at 4SJ North avenue. FOR SALE. HOUSES AND STORES IN ALI parts of the city, worth from to a iso va'ant lots and farms, aome very cheap. L. MORLEY.

Keal Estate Broker, 4 Osbura House Block. I7OR SALE. CHEAP, TWO-STORY FRAMQ house 50 street; 0 rooma, city water on both floors, perfect sewerage connecting with main on Savannah -Ht. terms easy. Tbe plaoa Is rented for more than 10 per cent, of sale pric.

Apply to JOHN E. BAKER 177 Troup-st. 243 T710R SALE OR TO LET. A RARE CHANCE JD for a bargraiu: a first-class residence situate on the most desirable part of Lake avenue, containing all the modern Improvements; will be soli at a figure much below the cost, or would ha rented to desirable party. Address GEORGE Ii NEWELL, Empire Moulding' Works.

"Deeds are better than words." KUILDT has saved from lin-g-erinj; disease and death hundreds who have been given up by physicians to die. KEMEDYj -r. T-K I I.V.' I KV Time and tide wait for no man. HUNT'S (Kidney and Liver) KEi-EDY curp all Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary Orgrans, Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes and Incontinence and Ea-tention of Urine. nrrrnnM Btrike the iron while it is hot Quickly Induces the Liver to healthy action, removing the causes that produce Bilious Headache, Dyspepsia, Sour btomach, Costiveness, Piles, "Honesty is a strong staff to leaa upon.

HONEST TESTIMONY. Over TO Years Old. Col. Benjamin S. Hazard, of Warwick, R.

over 70 veara old, suffered for 15 years with a terrible kidney and bladder difficulty, lie was persuaded to try IltTNT'e (Kidney and Liver) Kimedy. In less than a week the excrutiating pains left him and have never since returned. Mr. Hazard recommends Hunt'8 Kidney and Liver) Remedt to every one similarly afflicted, with the greatest conndence in it power to cure. 'Use wealth generously.

School Teacher. Mr. H. L. Soper, principal of the Higrh School at Poquonock, Ct.

says: "My kidnevs became weak and slufrgish. Finding relief In Aunt's (Kidney and Liver) Remedy, I continued its use until I had used four bottles, when I became well. "Economy Is the household mine. Decided Benefit. naumucx, uoita.

contracted a disease of tbe kidneys. Not finding any ney and Liver) Rbmb'DT, the first Bottle giving de- cautxj wueub. jid wumuucu jus use until ne nad used three bottles when all trouble disappeared. gj.5 AT UKCGGISTS. Send for Illustrated Pamphlet of Solid Testimonials of Absolute Cures.

HUNTS REMEDY CO. ProvMenv. CRITTESTO.X. General Agent. Kew York CURES ALL HUMORS, from a common Blotch, or Eruption, to the worst Scrofula.

Salt-rheum, "Fever.ore," Scaly or It is git Skin, in short, ail disea caused by bad blood are conquered by this powerful, purifyinar. and invigorating medicine. Great fating- l-fert rapidly heal under its benign influence. Especially has it manifpsted iw potency in curing- 'Setter, Bose ICasli, Boil, Carbuncles, Sore JEye, Scrofulous Sores and Swelling, Hip-Joint Disease, AVbite Swelllugn, tlollre, or 'Illicit Neck, and Enlarged Glands. Send tea cents stamps for a larce treatise, with colored plates, on" Skin Diseases, or the same amount for a treatise on Scrofulous Affeotions.

"THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE." Thoroughly cleanse it by usinfr Ir. Pierce' Golden Jtledlcal Dueovery, and yood digestion, a fair skin, buoyant pir-its, -vital sirens tli, and sou udneas of constitution, will be established. which is Scrofnlons Disease of tn Euntrs, is promptly and certainly arrested and cured by this God-given remedy, if taken before the last stacres of the disease are reached. From its wonderful power over this terribly futal disease, when first offering' this now celebrated remedy to the public. Dr.

Pierce tboujrht seriously of calling- it his "Consumption Cure," but abandoned that name as too limited for a medicine which, from its wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthening, alterative, or blood-cleansing, anti-bilious, pectoral, and nutritive properties, is uneoualed, not ouiy as a remedy for consumption of the lung's, but for ail CHHONIO DISEASES OT TBS Liver, Biood, and Lungs, 'If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sallow color of skin, or yellowish-brown spots on face or body, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chilis, alternating- with hot flashes, low spirits and gioomy borebodings, irrep-ular appetite, and coated toncue, you are suffering Irom Indi-(te i ii, iyspepia, and Torpid Liver, or "Biliousness." In many cases only part of these symptoms are experienced. As a remedy for all such ease3, lr. Pierce's Golden Jledical Discovery has no etmai. For Weak Lnor, Splttinar of Blood, Short new- of Breath, Bronchitis, Severe Coughs, Consumption, and kindred affections, it is a sovereign remedy. Send ten cents in stamps for Dr.

Pierce's book on Consumption. Sold by Druggists rriiuL 3i.UU, FOE SjiG.OO. World's Dispsnsary Medical issomticn, Proprietors, 663 Kain St, Bcttalo, N. Y. Er Marco's little ANTT-BffE10TTS and CATHARTIC.

Sold by 4ruggists. SU cents a vial. $500 REWARD is offered by the proprietors of Dr. Sag-e's Catarrh Remedy for a case of catarrh which they cannot cure. If you have a discharge from the nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss of smli.

taste, or hearing-, weak eves, dull onin or pressure in head, you have Catarrh. Thou-Eanris of crises terminate in consumption. Dr. Sape Catarkh Keotdt euits the worst casesof Catarrh, 'Coid in the Head," and Catarrhal Headache. Ut centa Tie Best is tba Cheapest.

Economy is Wealth We are the manufacturer's agents in this locality for the PiEKCE STEAM HEATING CO. 'si EXCELSIOR Self-Feeding Steam-Heating Return Flue Boiler, A sectional view of which Is here represented. This Boiler is made entirely of wrought iron: It is self-feeding, and therefore Leeps a regular, even heat, day and iiiarht. It saves fuel, and rwmires leas attention than an ordinary stove; it ig automatic in the control of steam pressure. Rod a child can take care of it.

It iust tne thins for residences, churches, schools, Send for circulars or call for further information at our store and see the Boiler. Fine Sanitary Plumbing is a specialty with us. Estimates furnished. Orders by telephone promptly attended to. MADDEN SULLIVAN, 279 East Main Street.

Steam Engineering, Plumbing and Gas-Fitting. t-TELEPHOXE 436. PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE! the Methodist Preachers' association of Rochester and vicinity, on Monday, Febru ary 1st. on 4 'Spiritual Law in the Natural World, in the First church, Rochester. One of the most pleasant gatherings that has beea head at Springwater for some time was the golden wedding of Mr.

and Mrs. oamuel A. Howe, on Tuesday evening. Invited guests to the number of about seventy were ia attendance. Some very fine and costly presents were received.

Mr. Howe was born at Boston, in 1807; Mrs. Howe at Middlebury, Vt. in 1816. They were married in Vermont, January at.

1636, and started after a few days for ton via New York city on runner. They had a long and tedious time of it on account of the unusual depth of the snow that winter. Mr. and Mrs. Howe moved to Springwater in November, 1838, where they have since resided, being numbered among Spring- water's oldest and most respected citizens.

The town of Livonia has been for sev eral weeks in a state of painful anxiety and suspense over the misfortune and condition of its supervisor ex-Sheriff Martin F. Lins- ley. While in his usual heelth, the first week in December, he received a slight kick from a colt, on his leg, near the knee. Nothing was thought of it at the time, but in two or three days severe pain and some infiamation attacked the knee joint. It was thought to be the result of a cold, although so abrupt and persistent as to confine him to his room.

His physician, Dr. Richmond, was called, but the usual remedies failed and his skill was baffled from the start. For weeks the pain was constant and excrutiating. A plaster of paris envelope was applied to the limb, and Dr. E.

W. Moore, of Rochester, was called in consultation. No relief was received from any source, the patient slowly but surely declining from day to day. At length the pain left by degrees, but the leg grew worse. The swelling was opened, fobowed by a constant and rapidly depleting discharge.

For several days it has been the opinion of the doctors that the only hope lay in amputation. This dire extremity was resorted to on Tuesday. Dr. Richmond performed the operation. The following physicians were present rendering all necessary assistance Doctors Sheldon and Patterson, of Livonia Bennett and Waldron, of Lima Wilbur and Greene, of Honeoye Lauderdale, of Geneseo, and McGowan, of Conesua.

The patient is reasonably comfortable to-day, bat the gravest fears are entertained of the result. The knee joint was found to be badly diseased. The case has aroused great professional interest and the entire community is intensely anxious and sympathetic, hoping for the best but fearful. Few men ia Livingston county have been as active, as robust, or have enjoyed as large a host of friends as Mr. Lins-ley.

Pepsin Stomach Bitters. THE GREATEST BOOrT EVKE DISCOVERED. These bitters will be found the most perfect and reliable remedy for dyspepsia and all stomach and bowel complaints they are highly recommended for use in the household and for traveling, being a correction for all disorders arising from change of water and diet. Solely genuine as distilled by Ernest L. Arp, Kiel, Germany, and analyzed by the sworn chemists, Drs.

Schnutz and A. Schieb, of Kiel Dr. O. Pieper, of Hamburg Dr. IL Brakebush, of Berlin, and others.

The Pepsin Stomach Bitters have been awarded the great prize at the hygienic exhibition at Berlin in the year 1 8 8. For sale by Ballard Hurlburt, druggists, 132 East Main street C. F. Paine Co. East Main street Post Co.

,60 West Main street E. II. Davis Cp. State street, and Matthews Servls, 48 West Main street. Pepsin Bitters are endorsed by government chemists In Germany.

Colored Watchman Assassinated. Marietta. Ga. Jan. 2G.

Charles Howard, the colored watchman in tha Marietta and North Georgia railway shops here, was brutaLy murdered while on duty in the shops last night. The reason for the crime is not known. After the murder was committed the assassin tried to conceal the deed by setting fire to tha body. All Housekeepers should use JAMES FYLE' PEARLINEin their washing and save time and labor. It may be used without injury to the finest fabric As a cleanser it is unsurpassed.

Beware of imitations. Lieutenant Bordon's Sentence. Madrid, Jan. 23. Bordon, who was arrested last month for publicly vilifying the queen, has been sentenced to eight years 'confinement in a military prison.

Lieutenant Bordon was commander of the Palace Guard and is a cousin of the late King Alfonso. Sick and bilious headache, and all derangements of stomach and bowels, cured by Dr. Pierce's 'Pellets' 'or an ti-bilious granules. 5 cents a vial. No cheap boxes to allow waste of virtues.

Ey druggists. ELY'S ODTAM DAI Mi. Cleanses bNbuG( Sores. Restores? the Senses of JrcM Tas te, Smell, 1 Hearing. A ytfcjAVFeVES2 Relief.

A Positive Cur A particle is applied into each nostril and is agreeable to Price 50 cents by mail or at Druisti SenJ for circular. "fe ELY BROTHERS, Druggists, Owego, N.Y. 02. THE LiaUOa HABIT, POSITIVELY CUKED BY ADK1SISTERIKO Bit. HAXSES' GO LUSH SrECIPIC.

It can be given in a cup of coffee or tea vithout trie knowledge ot the person tak. In? it; is absolutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a. moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. It ha ben piven in thousands of cases, and in every instance a perfect care has followed. It -rirrrr fails.

The system once impregnated with the Specific, It becomes an ntter impossibility tor the liquor appetite to exist. FOB 33 "3T BALLARD HURLBURT, Drifts, ldi E. SU, KOCIIESTER, Y. Call or write for circular full particulars. NEVER FAILS TO CrilB CONSTIPATION, SICK HEADACHE, E1LI0USNES3, DYSPEPSIA.

Little Falls, N. Y. I Was SUB Headache. Const: ra tion, Loss of spirits and Weak Stomach but since commencing the use of your Bcr-dock Blood Bitters I feel better than I have for years. Have recommended it to many frUnda with the most excelU-nt re-Qlts.

Mas. Jam. a. Eawis. Ml ONTARIO.

tt lubilee sineers are ensnrre.l to ain-j at No. Nina church (iSeneca) on Tuesday February 21, doors opeu at 6 :30 p. m. As r- lit-enss i the sinfprn will tilC S3 be entertained ac private houses next the depot. GENESEE.

TV rlwp'lintr of Dr. Rillinfa. of South i uw 1 Bvron, had a narrow escape from destruc-t ou by lire Wednesday mornaij. The cioUiiSi from a bed in a chamber were thrown Lack OTer a char standing at the foot of the be near vrhieh passed a stove pipe from the heated stove below. It is supposed the chair tipped back so as to lean the clothes against the hot pipe, from which they caught fire, fitting the chambers with a dense smote beiore the danger was discovered.

By preirpt and energetic action with water and otherwise, the re was partiaUy subdued, so that the burning clothes were thrown from a window and the building saved. WYOMING. The old pioneers of Arcade have organized to make a collection of reminiscences of early dajs for preservation. Ac interesting and largely attended series of religious revival meetings have been inaugurated by Rev. Gilbert E.

Farr, of the First Baptist church of Ferry, and vthe interest is deepening nightly. The citizens of Ferry have signed a petition asking for an appropriation of 500 to build a town hall and lockup, two very important tuiiigs needed in this enterprising virago. The appropriation will be voted upon at the nuual town meeting which occurs the iait Tuesday in February. ORLEANS. The union revival meetings in Holly are continued this week ia the Presbyterian.

church. Messrs. Euell and Lockwood bought out the stock of clothing, hats, etc. of Bernstein, of Hoiiey. It was sold by the sheriff of Albion.

The goods are still to be soid out at auction. Ira Tuttia, an old resident of Holley, died ilonday night, aged 79 years. Ha has lived in this town most of his life. For the last twenty-three days he has eaten nothiDg but ice and for two months previous has swallowed nothing but a part of a cup of mi.k daily. He 13 to be buried on Thursday.

Sir. Lyman C. Howe officiates. Mr. Tuttle was strong in the faith of spiritualism.

ALLEGANY. A select party met at the house of George FoX, Canaseraga, the genial proprietor of the hotel de Lackawanna, a few days ago, to indulge in the popular game of progressive euchre. F. L. Hitter, the editor of the Canaseraga Times, was the lucky man and drew the booby prize, a beautiful colored baby, with nursing bottle and everything to soothe the little darling.

A card, wiih the following inscription was attached There is nothing so soothing to a troubled mind'as the soft, gentle wail of an urchin eoior is of little consequence when it is all your own, and on the opposite side of the card this was written If you can't play euchre you can tend the baby. After declaring the result of the playing they were invited to the dinning room, where a tempting repast awaited them and to which they did ample justice. To say they enjoyed the evening's entertainment would be but a mild way of expressing it. MONROE. On Tuesday evening Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Harrison, of Brockport, gave a delightful whist pat ty at their home on South avenue. James Seymour, of Brockport, is the chief conductor of the arrangement being made for the Mikado carnival, to be held in that village next month. Tuesday evening the scholars of the Etate Normal school of Brockport, were given a social by the faculty in the handsome reception room of the school building. It was an exceedingly enjoyable affair.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Holmes, of Brock port, will start February 1st for Florida whre they intend to spend the remainder of the winter. Mrs. Holmes is now engaged upon a new novel which she will finish in the south.

In the Methodist church of Honeoye Fails, Rev. A. F. Colburn, pastor of tbe church, on Sunday evening delivered, before a large union meeting, held under the auspices of the C. T.

U. a temperance isrmoa which commanded the close attention cf his audience for a iuil hour. The Temperance school conducted by the TV. C. T.

U. of Honeoye Falls is organized, with Mrs. S. A. Freeman as superintendent, Hiss EUa Marlatte, secretary, and the following teachers Primary department Mrs.

T. E. Brambic and Mrs. D. D.

Adams raain school Mrs. T. II. Holden, Miss Jennie I'L Marlatte, Mrs. Dr.

E. C. Smith, Miss Alice Mather, Mrs. James Southgate, Mrs. K.

Dryer, and Miss Anna Holden. There are about seventy-five pupils enrolled. They lut-ec every other Monday afternoon at 3 :30 o'clock in tha village school house. A Young Men's Chrietian Association vras formally organized in Pittsford oa Monday with a membership of twenty-eight young men, who adopted with enthusiasm tbe conventional constitution and by-laws. The following were elected: president, C.

II. TVUtsie; first vice-president, JoLn McDonald second vice-president, Al-tart Parker secretly, George H. Wiitsie treasurer, TV. J. Crump.

An advisory board was also established consisting of a representative of each of the five Evangelical churches of the village Rev. J. F. See.ey, R.ev. J.

Edward Close, Rv. G. H. Gomph, Mr. Car-tahan and J.

TV. Gear. The Monroe County Sabbath School -each-irs' association are to hold their annual r-Kteting in the Presbyterian church at Brighton on Tuesday, February 9, 1SS6. A good pre gramme has been prepared and first class have been secured to interest and Instruct. There are two things that O'Jgat to secure a large and enthusiastic fathering at this flist meeting of the year.

1 be urst ig the place at which we meet easy of access from all parts of the county. is the hospitality of the people With whom we meet and they desire to see a Jte gathering. The pr grammes will be Hailed the first of next week. About 10 o'clock on Tuesday forenoon tre department of Honeoye Fails waa ed out to extinguish tire discovered in a hSUJ at the rear of the barn connected lL the fcllraan boarding-house, Mclluron, on the east side crefcic What seemed at first likely to a-d '0rt B'naple task proved to be long laborious, the stack being a little raised free roull upon rails, which allowed a "fa air that caused the Uames to under the entire base of tha stack, 0se ut reach of the streams from the WaS on'v wuen tiie stack had over 5fUle'y pulled to pieces and scattered Sect d-iiainS Jfleadow that the lire was of a extinguished, and the possibility vacotnUC'1 more dangerous conflagration "noting of the citizens of Honeoye 5 katurda7' afternoon last, resolutions MPtd requesting the trustees of the vote 10 taken at the election, occurring in March to taxation the --lit iI vi 1 US "Ha th connection kani insurance money now on Xil0T Purpose of erecting a new hali a the ait of the old one destroyed by fire, Stove Retains the heat from bein lost up the chimney, and SAVES FULLY miTf mmrm rrTTTi ttttit ADDRESS D. R.

CLARK, tOl E. Rochester. X.Y a .1 Js. State and County Rights for sale. entea Aiay ia, 1885.

L. C. TOWER MANTJFACnjRINO CONFECTIONER AND JOBBER OF CIGARS. Candies at Wholesale and Retail. A few Cigars slightly damaged by water, cheap L.

C. TOWER 40 Exchange Street. Before Purchasing a Furnace EXAMINE THE HENDERSON DOME Ml FOB SALE BY J. B. LONG, 2 4-5 SOUTH ST.

PAUL-ST. ROC HESTER. Where can be found a full line ot Cooking Stoves and Rap ges Old Furnaces and Stoves cleaned and repairs urnished. WARDS' Insurance Office. (ESTABLISHED TS 183U.

VWT'ff ttie more tan half oentnry tuat no eTtenirfVi Tfn Insurance bnslneas bas been transacted at this office, all loase have been fairly and honorably adjusted and paid, and In no caM has the assured been sab. JKSCRAJSCE! COMPANY. HARTFORD, CONS. Phcenix EJECaANCB C03dPANT. HAftHTOKO, COX3L Springfield Howard INEUBANCB CO MP ANT.

KEW YOKS. New York Life lA'SUItAJfCB AND TKUSi' COilPaJST, Equitable XIFB SOClSir. 2MW TOBK. L. F.

F. A. WARD 59 West Main-St DESIGNERS, CABINETMAKERS, MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF Interior Woodwork 9 SARATOGA AVENUE. The only house in the city that makes a specialty of FURNITURE TO ORDER. Wood Mantels.

Parlor Fnmlture. DininK-Room, Library. Sitting. Room. Public or Private Buildings Fitted I'p la the moat ArtUtie Manner.

Special attention aiven to flttina up store Special Oexijns and Estimates tumished free. 861 O. HENRY SCHLOERB CO. JAMES JOHNSTON, General Insurance Agc'y Application for Insurance In the fonowtn strou r-bblfc aud wvU-anowa Compaaie suiummIi Queen Insurance Company. Guardian Aasuranco Company.

Hamburg Bremen Insnranoa Company. Rational Insurance Company. Germania Insurance Company. Commercial Union Assurance American Steam Boiler Insuranca Coinp y- ISTo. i Powers Bld'g Pipe -t (lis it i Fvr 'JT '13 V' yfr i fi 3 WAYNE.

Miss Lizzi3 Walter has organized a dancing school at Fireman's hall, Pslrnyra. Is it not about time for the Business Mens' association, of Palmyra, to report? The Newark male quartette will sing in the Presbyteriaa churcu in Lyons this evening. The officers of the Union Foot Team, of Palmyra, aae selecting the team for next season. A party at Clyde is about to erect a steam sawmill on the lot west of the glass factory, expressly for custom work. Simon Cronise, a well-known farmer in Lyons, is preparing to remove to Rochester, where he will make his home with his son Adalbert Cronise.

Sherman D. Richardson and TV. Tis-dall, of Rochester, will give an entertainment at the Macedon rink on Thursday evening. There wi.l also be a race between Misses Von lumen and Servoss, the former on bicycle and the latter on skates. TVUliam H.

Saunders, proprietor of the Galen driving park at Clyde, has purchased of Supervisor Gillett the building lately known as the Park hoteL The price paid was $4, 500. The upper story will be used as sleeping rooms in connection with the Clyde hotel. On account of an unfortunate misunderstanding in regard to the time of trains. General George H. Sheridan, who was to lecture at Clyde on Tuesday evening, did not arrive till 8 o'clock.

Many persons went away and did not return. The address was, without exception, the best description of the life and character of General Grant ever given in Clyde. Hannibal A. Williams, the celebrated elocutionist and impersonator, of New York, will give entertainments in the Sherman Opera house, Newark, on the evenings of February 2d and 3d, assisted by the Newark male quartette. The first evening will be filled up with miscellaneous readings, and on the second evening 4 Othello' will be presented in fulL The proceeds will go to the ladies of St.

Marks church. The people in Lyon are rejoiced at the prospect of the building of a new union passenger depot at that place. The depot will be for the accommodation of the passengers of the New York Central, Fall Brook, West Shore and Lehigh Valley railroad pas sengers. It will be four times as large as the present depot at Lyons. The second floor will be devoted to coal offices and in a tower will be located the telegraph offices for the New York Central and Geneva and Lyons railroads.

George Magee, president of tne Fall Brook railroad company, says the new depot will be the largest and handsomest building of the kind between Rochester and Syracuse. It has at last been decided that Newark is to be supplied with water works. For sev eral months a committee has been hard at work studying the question of better fire pro tection for the village, and has, after giving the matter careful attention, given in a verdict in favor of water works. Hinds, Mof- fett Co. of Watertown, have organized a water works company, called the Newark Water TV orks company, and have submitted a proposition to the village board, but al though this company stands the best chance, the board has seen fit to receive other bid3 as well, before making a contract.

The Tillage board has passed the following Resolved, That it is tha sense of this board of trustees of the village of Newark, that said village should have some systain of water work3 for protection against fire, either the one presented by the Newark Water Works company, or some other equally as good, and that the president of this board of trustees appoint a committee of himself and two trustees and four citizens to prepare a contract for the signature of the president of tha village, and that when said contract is prepared and approved by said committee, the president of the village of Newark is duly authorized to execute the same according to law. LIVINGSTON. The Royal Salt company are 100 barrels of A No. 1 salt daily. making Parties from Buffalo have rented stores at Mt.

Morris to engage ia the dry goods trade. The Progressive Euchre party of Mt. Morris has been invited to visit Geneseo and Nunda. The Phelps block on Main street, Mt. Morris, is now being adorned by Sidons, of liochester.

Norman A. Seymour, a grocer of Mt. Morris, who has been ill for a few days, is now convalsing. The rise in the price of brooms has sent all Mt. Morris broom shops to full time, to meet their increasing orders.

Parties from Cayuga county were in Mt. Morris on Tuesday prospecting, -with a view of locating in business there. The Genesee Valley Manufacturing company, at Mt. Morris, on Monday declared a cash dividend of 5 per cent. The cigar strike in New York city not effect the extensive cigar manufactory of Mr.

Noonan in Mt. Morris. Rev. Mr. Chapman, now of the University of Rochester, supplys the Baptist church of Mt.

Morris most acceptably every Sabbath. The annual meeting of the Presbyterian church takes pi ace on Tuesday next, February 2nd not oa this week as heretofore stated. The population of Mt. Morris has increased several hundred the past year. New buildings are now going up for business purposes and dwellings.

Mr. Barlow reached Li3 85th birthday on Tuesday last, and Mr. Walker TV. Hin- mar his 90th anniversary, on Wednesday both of Mt. Morris.

The annual meeting of the Avon, Geneseo and Mt. Morris railway takes place on Tuesday, the of February, at R.och-ester, to elect directors. The annual report of the Livingston County Historical society will be out soon. It will contain the abla address delivered by George IL Harris, of Rochester. The increase of population has filled Mt.

Morris Union school and academy full to overflowing. Additional room must be had to accommodate the scholars and students that apply. Rev. Father Flaherty attended on Tuesday tha funeral of Rev. Mr.

Meagher, at Rochester. Formerly Father Meagher, was stationed at Mt. Morris. His death is deeply lamented in that locality. A large gathering of the friends of Walter M.

Hinman, of Mt. Morris, on Wednesday evening, took place to congratulate him on reaching his 90th birthday. He has been a resident of Mt. Morris over sixty years and is now vigorous and lively. Rev.

Dr. Nettleton, of Nunda, has engagements to officiate at two weddings in Alexander, Genesee county, on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. February 2nd and WANTS. Help 3. "VT7 ANTED.

MACHINE PATTERN MAEER. A smart, intelligent young man to take cl a-e of a lot of patterns, keep in repair and make new. Address, -with all particulars, MA-CHIN'E SHOP, thia office -T7" ANTED. MEN AND WOMEN TO START a new business at their homes; can be done evening's and learned in an hour; any person making less tban luc to 50c an hour should send 10c at once for a package of samples of goods, and 2i working samples (formulas) to commence on. Address ALBAMf SUPPLY CO.

Albany, X. Y. HelD Female. -TTT" ANTED. A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT German girl for lerai housework; references required.

6 East street. WANTED. AN GIRL WISHING A GOOD home in the country where she will receive remuneration for assisting in the house, will please address FOLLY FARM, Penn Van. N. Y.

WANTED. LAD1E3 OR YOUNG MEN. Something new (no painting.) One to three dollars caa be quietly made at your own homes no canvassinic: full psrticulars fre. Piease address at once CRESCENT ART 19 Central -st, Boston, Mass. Box 5170.

624 Situations Male. -TTT" ANTED. SITUATION BY A FIRST-CLASS barber. Adtire3s L. this cfHce.

"TTT" ANTED. SITUATION AS CLERK IN GRO- eery store by a man of experience refer ences given. Addresi lor two days, J. A. .11., tins omce.

Situations Female. "TTT ANTED. SITUATION AS SEAMSTRESS OR to do second work. Call at 84 Easiave. "TTrASTED- SITUATION BY A COMPETENT girl to do housework.

Address AGNES, this office. WANTED. BY A GOOD. COMPETENT GER-man girl, situation to do general housework in a small family; good references. Address m.

a mis omce. "TTT" ANTED. BY A FIRST-CLASS MILLINER, situation where she will have steady employment; would ero out of the citv if desired. Ad dress H. C.

Y. this offlce. 2iS Agents and Canvassers. "TTT" ANTED. AGENTS, LADIES AND GENTLE-T men steady work, sood pay also general agents to invest $75 to $100; paying over 100 per cent.

Call from 3 to 6 at 28 East avenue. Miscellaneous. "TTT ANTED. SEWING OR WORK BY THE day. 83 Scio street.

WANTED. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, at 147 South St. Paul street. "TTTANTED. TO BUY OR RENT, A GOOD paying hotel business.

Address Lock Box 14, Mt. Morris, N. Y. "TTTANTED. UNFURNISHED ROOM AND board in vicinity of No.

15 School. Addreaa TEACHER, this oftlce. "TTT" ANTED. ONE OR TWO UNFURNISHED rooms, heated, with board for two. Address ROOMS, this oftlce.

"TTT" ANTED. 500 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN to try the new all -clamp skate at the Washington Rink. Music every afternoon. WANTED. GENTLEMEN TO ROOM AND board with me: front room, 5 minutes from Arcade.

MR. CLXXE, at Bush Bull'i. "TTT ANTED. PURCHASER FOR A STYLISH black mare, 5 years old one of the best road horses in Monroe county. Address this office.

"TTTANTED. EVERY OWNER OF VALUA- ble bric-a-brac to see tbe exhibit of broken articles that are to be mended with MRS. E. BROWN'S Perfect Cement, at 26 East avenue. ROOMS AND BOARD.

TO LET. WITH BOARD, FRONT BOOM, heated, 5 minutes from Arcaae piano, parlor and bath room. 7S Plymouth avenue. BARTHOLOMAY BREWING Stock Lager Beer, Extra Pale Bohemian Beer, Extra Dark Bavarian Beer BOTTLING DEPARTMENT! Central Avenue, Between Mill and Front Streets. Orders for Bartholomay Brewing Co.

'a BEER IN BOTTLES may alio be left at J. M. Backus'. 21 West opposite Powers Block; Schnarr Feiock, 135 East near St. Paul; J.

M. Aebersold Bro. 4C9 East Main-st. near Scio, and will receive the same prompt attention aa if given direct to the Bottling Department. SAVE YOUR HARNESS, YOUR BUGGY TOPS, Your Boots Shoes, EY USING THE CELEBRATED Vacuum Harness Oi Strengthens the Fibres, Prevents Rotting of the Leather, Saves its cost 100 times.

Prevents Shabbiness ES'-Buy the GENUINE from your Harness maker VACUUM OIL CO. Genera County Tax for 1885. MOSBOE CorNTT TRBASrHY, Hornt-iTFR, N. Iec. 81.

1Jw THE ASESil- 1 HoLl.a 1'UH 'I HE i.KN Kit At, Cum tv Tax of 1s3 have baen jiiaced in my hand for eoiiet tion. All persons named taarein ra require 1 to ywiv tiie Ui as-esseU to tuum beiore the 13th day of Aym' usxt. -itjv to th. to lowing as pr-v-da ia 117 of the amenaed ctutrter of til est" ot Taxes iuv be paid on or tef ore the 31st day of Jan-Uiirv next thent anv alciitiu. I'pon ail sums remain rm on the day ot tne foi oie; chiirjus will be added: If paid afer mry Slit and bef jr February 15iii, oNiS Plli CKN1'.

If paiil on ftt'r euruary 13th and before March lit 1WO PEIK.KNT. If rairt on or after March 1st and before March 13tn THRt-i5 FEK CENT. If paid on or aftsr March 15th and before April 1st, FOl PKR I'fcN'f. 11 paid oa or afrer April 1st and before April 15ta, Fl KH Cfc.ST. WarranLs will be Ismied frrthe eo! lection of all rams retuaiaujjt anpa.d on the lotu of April next, ana in-tt-re-ti" b'-a'l'l-'d I.ou tuw ibit st tne rate of KlVKPKtt CKN'T, per annum, in i tiun tu the above fse.

toaether with col ector's fees- A. freaaorar. 100 BUSTLES GIVEN AWAY 100 IN THE NEXT THIRTY DATS TO PLTtCIIAS-er-iof the INEBRIATE I he, listers, wires and mot tierA wauae re uj with the demon of strong i)nu. cal MoDOar ana Tuesday between 7 and 4 p.m. same hours for ueullemcii ou Tborsda eveainx.

t'onsa tatloa free. Letters answered. Eemeay prepar pronaily i Self-AdjuaUug Buaue Houses to Lefa TO LET. HOUSES, ROOMS; At SO FT' nished rooms, stores, offices and shops, roru Si. 50, $2.

$3 to $7 a week. L. K. MOttLEY, 44 Osbura tloaoe. Rooms to Let.

TO LET. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT PAR. lor, at 89 Chestnut-st. rpiO LET. THREE ROOMS, HOUSES, t.

$2.50, 1 and $4. SO Adams-gt. aO LET. NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT room, warmed, very central. 43 Franklin sireet.

TO LET. PLEASANT FURNISHED AND UN-furnished rooms, heated and lighted, at No. 4o North Washington street. TO LET. TO A FAMILY OF TWO, NICK Rooms in a private house on Chestnut Stress for light housekeeping.

Address M. G. this office. alO LET. A PLEASANT BASEMENT CON-.

eistinff of five rooms and cellar. Terms moderate to a good tenant. Apply at new No. 75 Cheste nut-st. rpO LET.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 1 heated, (ras, bath, hot and cold wator to ingle gentlemen or genUeman and wife, at S3 Chestnut street. TO LET. TWO SUITES OF FIVE ROOMS AND good cellar, within 3 minutes' walk of City Hall; newly painted, marble mantles, ja fixtures, water closet, worth $7. Apply at 10 North Washington-st.

Stores to Let. TO LET. STORE CORNER NORTH AND cheap; also cottage No. 22 Bel-lenger-st. Inquire at 13 University-eve.

TO LET. A FINE STORE. CORNER OF W. Main and -Washington streets. Apply at th Hardware and Stove store oa opposite corner.

HENRY LESTER. rpO IJ5T. STORE NO. 67 PARK AVENUE, 1 corner Goodmaa-6t. good locat.on for a flrst-ciass meat market.

Inquire ot JOHN GLEI CHAUF, 71 and 73 Park avenue. TO LET. THE STORE NO. 245 EAST MAT street, now occupied by Louis Spohr; has been a flour, feed and grain store for many years Is offered for rent. Inquire tip stairs, or at 77 North St.

Paul street. FOR SALE. Real Estate. "TTIOR SALE. FINE ORLEANS COUNTY FRUIT 1 farm of 95 acres, or exchange for larger faint suitable for thoroughbred, cattle.

Medina, pi, 2467 TTIOR SALE OR RENT. DESIRABLE BUSI-1 neas property, the three-story brick block on North Water-fct. now occuoied by F. Goetaman Co. Apply to CURTICE BROTHERS, Livingston street.

OR SALE. A FINE FARM IN THE TOWN of Henrietta. 6 miles from Rochester. aores; soil mixed clay and sandy bam: well fruited and Watered; under excellent cultivation; offner going west to reside. For further particulars in quire at Baker's Block.

Miscellaneous. SALE. A FEW GOOD SECOND-HAND I furnaces. Inquire at W. TROTTER, 213 East Main street.

FOR SALE. FTVE NEW MILCH COWS; ALSO! 50 cords of seasoned wood. GEO. H. Champion Farm, Greece.

BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE. A GOOD HARDWARE Business. For particulars inquire of J. H.

DODGE. Cones us Center, N. Y. OR SALE. OLD ESTABLISHED HAT AND furnishing mods business, or will exchanre for farm near city; a rare chance.

Inquire at iast main street. A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A NICE, clean grocery stock in a town of about 7. 0OJ inhabitants: will invoice about 3.1,100. Address GROCER, Box 2322, Batavia, N. Y.

OR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF DRY eoods. carrets. oil ciotha and na.r ings, on account of death; location best in the city. Aadress Box 127, Amsterdam, N. Y.

OR SALE. ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED drug stores in the citv of Buffalo, doine a good business; ill -health cause of selling. Forpar-ticulars address Look Box lOsd, Poat-oihoa. Buffalo, N. Y.

ITIOR SALE. A BUSINESS. A PARTY HAV ing an established grocery business in a good location in the city is desirous of selling out hi stock and leae of store on account of hi healtn. Apply at G. C.

BUELL CO. 'S, Exchane-st. MISCELLANEOUS. rpo LOAN. MONEY IN ANY AMOUNT OX 1 real and personal property.

Apply at So. 14 American Express Building, State-st. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL AND PERSON At. property of all kinds, on first and second mortgages. Apply at la Osburn House Block.

EDUCATE YOUR SONS. UNDERBILL'S Business College, open day and evening; separate recitations; terms low. Durand Building. TO LET. RESTAURANT WITH ALL THE fixtures and improvements: rent cheap.

Inquire of PHILLIPS Sl FULLER, 6 and 7 North avenue. BOXING PRTV ATE LESSONS IN THE MAN-ly art of self-defense day or evening, ROBERT K. TURNBULL'3 Sparring Academy, 5ti West Main-st. room 13. KINDLING 1 KINDLING 1 BEST TN THE city; large lead: all kiln dried; bard and soft wood mixed; delivered pron Send or telephone your orders to STEIN 'F'G CO.

rpURKlSH BATHS ON AND AFTER FEB. I 1st, ladies' days at the Turkish Bath on North St. Paul street will be Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from 9 a. to Uu. A.

F. NlSBfcr. Proprietor. STENOGRAPHY. ROCHESTER STENOGRAPHIC AND TYPE-writiDg School, 154 Powers Block.

Osgood- bs Method taught, as used by ail the leading sten- ographers ia this judicial district. Refer to W. W. Osgoodby. No vacations.

Evening clatises formed January 4th. Seid for circulars. MRS. M. C.

CHURCHILL. Principal. MUSICAL, PARTIES WISHING TO EMPLOY MY PUPILS as teachers id secure tha most satisfactory results by applying personally to me. Power Block. No.

179, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Friday and Saturdays, 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. C.

S. P. CAR PERSONAL. PERSONAL. LADIES! ENLARGE THE bust and develop the form; simple no quack stuff; physicians endorse it.

SeaJ ed particulars and proofs mailed free. ERIiS Buffalo, N. Y. FLORIST. CUT FLOWERS.

ROSES, CARNATIONS, nlllax, corsage bouquets, funeral designs, wedding designs; tirst class wort only; com par prn-es bef ore ordering. J. O. PKIDMORR sii.r... A Full Lire of BOOK AND FLAT PAPERS, CARDS AND CARD BOARD.

ENVELOPES, RULED PAPER, POSTER PAPERS, COVER PAPERS STRAW BOARDS, JLWK AXD MILL BOARDS, WOOD PULP BOARDS And general supplies Printer. Book Binders and raper Box Makers; also for the general trade. Manilla Wrapping in any quality. ALLING 66. 68 and 70 Exchange St.

MM CROSS O'REILLY. 46 eat tutmt nuuihia i MX ut tirand aLa.rv.f 4 Office and grau Uouacs, 15 dwo LyU ave,.