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KOCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHTtOXTGLTE FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 188T. had been for some months past in usual health, though feeble from age and the ef ONE CENT A WORD ONE CENT A WORD I ONE CENT A WORD WESTERN NEW YORK NEWS brought by E. H. Kellogg, for injuries sustained bv falling on a defective Bidewalk over a year ago was settled on Tuesday last, the village paying to the plaintiff the sum of 525.

This bas been a much discussed Advertisements under this headW. of For Sale, To Let, Wants, Lost, Found, Boarding, rersonal, Society Meetings, Miscellaneous, inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, each Insertion. No Advertisement less than 15o. DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING MIS8 M.

WHIT WORTH haviner returned from Now VnrV ia nr.n.ii to see her customers at 141 University ave. FOR SALE. FOR SALE CHEAP. A STEIJtWAY UPRIGHT piano, in excellent condition, several Rogers groups, clocks, furniture, at 230 Court street 7 REMOVAL. ERTH A BING HAS REMOVED HER BIRD store from No.

7 South Clinton street to No. Vnj East avenue, with a new stock of sons- birds. goldfish, etc. ROOMS AND BOARD. rpO BOARDING-HOUSE.

JL acinar srood business, havinir at nnmont 91 Darders; large rooms; hot and cold water. 122 coutn tot. raul street. PHONOGRAPHY. OHORTHASD AND TYPEWRTTINO THOR- KJ ourfhly taught and all kinds of stenographic! work and typewriting attended to.

at J. B. PINK- FUTAWO 11 i c. a ii ni mi hi as4 wurH.ni! uuiiaing, west ilain street. EDUCATIONAL.

rpHE PEARL, OF GREAT PRICE IN BUSINES9 I life is A pnod humlwrlfitia' nr beyond expectation is made by all who attend Jones' 8e ect Writine Academv. Lessons by maiU Caliinsr cards and invitations oeautiruliy written. Hundreds axe taking lessons LOST. SUNDAY LAST ON COURT-ST. A East-ave or in Brighton a shawl.

Return to co Uliam-st. and receive suitable reward. I WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON A JJ sinau gold watch. If the finder will return tue same, a reward will be given hiin. 90 riv mouth TOST.

-MONDAY MORNING LAST, WATER Spaniel puppy, nine weeks old, white stripe iroiiu miutu 10 a rorcn avenue. next its school: rewuru. riHT wrnviraniv watjvtvi t-vt t- i ttj i 1.1. 1 1 VI 1 avenilA lar or in nr. ln.lv'a ti.

a iuTiia.iiu aoout iieturn to za itast ilam-ut. ana outain reward. OST. WEDNESDAY EVENING. BETWEEN the N.

Y. O. st-itiort and Alexander street, a russet traveling bag. A liberal ward will be paid iui wnm it ro uru-u i xoo n.asE avenue. 70 I I 70 A We cut only Alaska Skins Martin's London Dye.

Perfect fits guaranteed. We make tbe finest Seal Sacque, Seal Jacket or Seal Wrap in America for tbe Money. Call on "clabe: The Reliable Furrier, 70 Main-st. and you will get satisfaction for your money. We are now ready to take orders for new work or altering over, re-fitting or re-dyeing.

CLARK! The Hatter and Furrier. E. OCTJMPAUQH Proprietor. 70 I 70 1 Witherspoon Johnston TAILORS, Solicit Inspection of their Choice Assortment of Foreign and Domestic OOL ENS FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR, AT THEIR ZLSTE-W -PABLOBS, OVER LO STATE STBEET JUST THE THING FOR THANKSGIVING DAI 1 KEEN CUTTING PAT. ROASTERS AND BAKERS.

Unequaled tor coOKing rowi or uame, CROQUETTE AND JELLY MOULDS, OYSTER AND FISH BROILERS. SCOLLOPING KNIVES. CARVED BREAD BOARDS. ALL DESIRABLE COOKING UTENSILS. PARDEE CO 274 East Main-St.

VATT want a brilliant lunit 11 1UU arill perfect safety, ASK YOUR GROCER FOR VACUUM OIL CO'S Water White Oil Absolute Non-Explosive, Does Not Crust the Wick. Burns with a Brilliant, Steady Flame. l'f? HAVE NO OTHER. ALABASTINE PLACE OK KALSOSiZXE. T-MVEFOITXDS OF ALABASTINE WILL COVER JL 111 MIUMIO fwiuavi -ww frz: Kd 1 that Alsrimi ntt or 11 IS uuuw.o mo du.

whitening mixture wUl cover wun satuo axxuxuvr pounds. Kt aciy lor use. cr taic OSGOOD, 3RIGH AM Co 7 FRONT STREET. fects of two liht paralytic shocks which he had some time previously experienced. On Tuesday he was feeling unusally well an cheerful.

He took his seat at the supper table with the family, and soon after, without any warning, sank back in his chair and immediately expired. He was just swallowing a piece of meat, but there was no symptoms of strangling or choking, and it is thought he must have had a third and fatal shock, which so suddenly thus ended his earth-life. Esquire Shed has been a prom inent and useful man in Byron for a great number of years. His father, David fched, moved into Byron with a large family at an early day, and Milo, the subject of this notice was one of the oldest children. He was a man of strict integrity and exemplary habits.

He officiated as a justice of the peace in the town for "about thirty-five years, perhaps the greatest length of term of any magistrate in Genesee county. He leaves an aged widow and a number of children to mourn his sudden departure. His funeral is to be attended at his late residence in the northeast part of the township of Byron, Friday, at 11 o'clock. STEUBEN. Supervisor McDougall of HornellBTille, is attending the county legislature oi Steuben.

It is reported that Mr. Pel ton, editor of the Hornellsville Times, is a' out to sever his connection with that paper. A new "bus" is being constructed for the Osborn House, Hornellsville, to run be tween the new depot and that hotel. Tbe Hornellsville board of trade amend ed their by-laws Wednesday evening at i special meeting called for that purpose. The infant child of George Grosvenor, of Hornellsville, injured by Airs.

YVhitaker, while insane, is reported out of danger. Mrs. Whitaker, the wife of the Baptist min ister, who committed the cruel injury, has been placed in tbe asylum at Utica, and strong hopes for her recovery are entertaind. The contested Goff Bridge" at Hornellsville was opened to the public Tuesj day. and the Seneca street triage which.

causes so much trouble and necessitated a special town meeting will be upon tbe abutments in a few weeks, the abutment on the north silh if Canacade creek being com plete, and that upou the south Bide nearly so. The Maple City hosa company of Hor nellsville open their fair and festival Wed nesday evening. The donations of articles by the merchants and citizens bas keen greater than anticipated and represent many hundred dollars. Ihe entertainment lasts three days and success is assured. Tbe ladies especially have done all in their power to encourage the fire Doys.

The cane voted to the Hon. Mc- Nsmara at the 'Sister's Fair beld at Hor nedsville was presented at that place Tuesday evening. Mr. Joe Cameron made tbe presentation speech, and Mr. McXamara gracefully responded, after which the Rev Father's Early, Kane and Griffin made in structive and appreciative remarks and were in turn followed by Measr's James Walsh, John GrffBn, J.

G. Kelly of that place and Mr. Lenaban of Corning. fclhe caning was a success. Tbe presentation was made at the residence of Mr.

Joseph Cameron on Center sireet. Verily, our Hornellsville friends raise cain. Work on the Rochester, Hornellsville Lackawanna railroad is progressing rapidly, nearly 2o0 men and teams t.eing at work grading from burns to "Hulda Junction. More laborers are being employed as fast as obtained. Tbe contract for -grading from Arkport to Hornellsville bas been let to Mr.

James Gray of Hornellsville, ex-highway commissioner of that place. The right of way is entirely secured, and Hornellsville has agreed to give 470, 000 when tbe first train is run into that place. It is under stood that a through train will run to New York from Hornellsville via Pei kinsville. There is a movement on foot, to connect this branch with tbe Pine Creek rond the grading of which was entirely completed and fur which the towns along the route were bonded. Hornellsville alone in the amount of $70,000 all of which has been paid with interest and no benefit derived, this would give direct communication with tbe coal fields and open up important new territory.

WAYNE. The new laundry of Fred Knapp of Wolcott, is rapidly approaching completion. The new foundry being built by Frederick KnapD at Wolcott, wid soon be ready for business. Farmers in Galen add tbe towns north of Clyde report that potatoes have commenced to rot badly. Archabald M.

Graham, a prominent Clyde capitalist, left Tuesday for Kansas, to be absent several weeks. The society of Christian Endeavor, of the Presbyterian Church, at Wolcott, has been re-organized again. Last Tbarsday, some theives entered the meat market af Den. Winchell, at Wolcott, and stole about 150 worth of. meat.

Professor J. M. Rodi, leader of the Ar- buckle Military Band of Rochester, has charge of the orchestra at the Palmyra Opera House. There was Union Thanksgiving services in the Baptist Church, Lincoln, Thurs day evening, Rev. W.

C. Kingsbury preached the sermon. The first quarterly meeting for this con lerence year ot the j-ancolu Methodise copal Church will be beld next Sunday morn ing, tbe 27th, at eleven o'clock. Presiding Elder Foote is to con iuct the service. Mr.

and Mrs. George H. Case, of Sod us Point, celebrated their thirty-filth anniver sary Thursday evening, November 17, Guests were present from Philadelphia, Pa. Clyde, Sodus, and other parts of Wayne county. At 3 P.

M. Saturday, if the weather is fair and no snow on the ground, there will lie a foot race of 100 yards on the Driving Park In Clyde, between William O'Hailo- ran, of Phelps and and Thomas Lynch, of aterloo, O'Halloran giving Lynch three yards start. At the meeting of tbe Cheerful Gleaners society of yv llliatnson. last weeK, the follow ing officers were elected President, Miss Bessie Resue vice president. Miss Mamie Freetuan secretary.

Miss Lillie Pratt treas urer, Miss Delia Trumbie corresponding secretary, Miss Carrie Britton. Alex. Gregg of Savannah, has compieted his new building on Main street, which contains, two large stores and un opera house on tbe second floor. He bas taken into partnership Ensign Adams of South Butler end opened up a general store. The building adds much to the business appearauce of the town.

On Tuesday evening last the Good Templars Lodge of Wolcott threw their doors open to the public and several of the young lady members entertained tbe audience with recitations and select readings. A committee was oppoiuted to upon tbe merits of tbe productions and the prize was awarded to Miss Belie Whit beck. "Fritz Stein, tbe popular military play, is being given under ttie auspices of the G. A. R.

Post and S. of V. in Sherman's opera house, Newark, ibis week, by home talent, with Charlie Collins to take the lead ing character. It drew a full bouse on Tuesday night, and was well received. It is to be repeated Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.

The case of Ada E. Richardson, of Huron, against the Tillage of Wolcott, Advertisements under this heading, of For Sale, To Let, Wants, Lest, Found, Boarding, Personal, Society Meetings, Miscellaneous, inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, each Insertion. No Advertisement less than 15c. WANTS. Helu Male.

"TTT AN TED. LICENSED DRUG CLERK TO ous of the city. Addres? PHARMACIST. this office. 7 WANTED.

FIRST CLASS CLOTHINO CTJT-ters. ADPly immediately to MICHAEL, STERN CO. 7" ANTED. AN EXPERIENCED CLOTHING YV stock keeper. Apply to MICHAELS.

BTERN 86 North SU Paul-st. fTT ANTED. A YOUNG LADY TO ACT AS Tt cashier and to learn bookkeeping in a gro cery 8 to re. Address with reference in own hand writing X. O.

Uiis office. 67 UTANTED AN HONEST YOTJNO MAN Inoa ril mi il Pivhiintjir rnnrMAnltnir ftn old firm in this section. Kalary to bepin, $70 per month. Reterences, MANUFACTURER, Lock Box 1583. N.

Y. 4 HelD Female. TVr ANTED. A NURSE GIRL AT NO. 1 UP-f ton park.

WANTED. FIRST-CLASS COAT FINISH -era. 348 State street. T7 ANTED. GIRL FOR G5NERAL HOUSE-T work at 61 Hickorv street.

ANTE WO FIRST CLASS DINING room girls at FARMERS HOTEL. 7 WANTED AN EDUCATED WOMAN TO take care of children. 47 Tremont street. WANTED. FIRST CLASS BUTTON HOLE makers on coats.

Apply at once. STEIN. BLOCH 67 North St. Paul-st. TOTICE 24 GIRLS FOR HOTELS AND PRI-vate families in towns.

O. K. places: cham bermaids, wa tresses cooks and 80 for housework. Call early. LMO.N, 138 St Main.

ADIES ARE OFFERED PLAIN NEEDLE-J work at their own homes (towo or country) by a wholesale bouse; profitable, genuine; good pay can oe maae; evervt in rurnis'ej: particulars fie. Addres- ARTISTIC NEEDLE A OltK. 135 8th street. New York city. 1357 Agents and Canvassers.

WANTED. LIVE CANVASSERS FOR THE Kcnnnmir 1 Huh "ftfw-tlr auiivoihuia foll af ter 7 o'clocic P. M. 5T8 North St. Paul street.

WJ ANTED THREE GOOD, RELIABLE MEN Tv to solicit for standard household goods: fine opening for riht parties: no capital required FOWLER At'F'U Limited, No. 43 Central avenue. 1357 "l-ir ANTED. A GOOD RELIABLE MAN TO act as general asrent in Monroe cot n'v for me unian i mutual Acciaent Association; liberal commission or saiars rai l. Write, eiviuir refer ence.

toE. A. WALTON, Sec'y, Geneva, N.Y. 7 fittiatlons Male. A STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER BY a voudk Canadian.

experienced, su auv. in. duririous, well educated ana used to office work. "I IT ANTED BY FIRST-CLASS COACHMAN and wife a fcituation in familvt good references given. Address COACHMAN, this omce.

ANTED. A 8INGLE MAN WISHF.S EM. nloymenu citv or farm: used all nas of work; moderate wages. Address WORKMAN this office. ANTED.

SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN of 30 years, wiiiine to do anv kind of work In city or country. Address H. 878 Central avenue. City. OTENOGRAPHER AND TYPE-WRITER.

i ounsr man desires position as shortiiand cor responding clerk; it ccurate ani reliable. Address J. care J. W. KoOerts, btenograpber, luiixiira.

WANTED. A SITUATION BY A TRAVEL-ina salesman of 15 vears experience, with some house in Rochester, in dry sroods. groceries or tooacio ana cisrirs: nave an exu-nsive acquam tam iu Central and Northern New York. Address W. K.

97 South efct-st. Syracuse. N. Y. 7 rituationsFem VT ANTED.

BY A COMPF.TENT Wmm.1T. aered woman situation as nurse: e-noii oil Rooms Wanted- "TTTANTED. FURNISHED ROOMS BY YOUNG ladv, vicinity or court, tlowell. ortn Clin ton or Monroe avenue preferred. Addiess this omce.

Miscellaneous. ANTED. A HEAVY 8 INGLE HARNESS cheap- Call at or address 487 East Main-st. ITT" ANTED. TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN TO 1 occupy front room.

Furnace, bath. Also board. 36 East-st. "TT ANTED. BY A GOOD SHOE SALESMAN.

A line to carry on the road. Address RILEY. care letter carriei 43, Buffalo. N. TTTANTED.

EVERYBODY TO BUY THE fV Sunday Ileruld of November 27th and ad what Ella Wheeler Wilcox says about divorce. BUSINESS CHANCES. I71OR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS FLOUR MILL, 1 witn latest lrunrovementa. lull lowers Km ing.

1357 A GOOD PAYING MANUFACTURING BUS! Jl. ness for sale. For information address HAMILTON, this office. $2,000 BUYS OLD ESTABLISHED MANUFAC- turing business; will pay for itself in one year. KUNUtUiM ec wakjnck, oo Arcade.

05.000 PARTNER WANTED IN AN ESTAB li-hed factory makingr ladies' nna shoes; 1 good opportunity to right party. Audress HAND 6EWEO, this office. WANTED. -SILENT PARTNER WITH $5,000 to $10,000. in an old established business; 8 percent guaranteed.

Address Lock tfoX4iv, Kounester, jn. x. 3-0-tt "TRUG CHANCE. FOR SALE, NEAT DRUG 1 store; gxd stock aud tra sp eudid loca tion; long rstablislied rent low; no better offer has been made in th- city of Rochester. If you are looking lor a good chance address fhAKJlAt'IST, this oftice.

57246 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION. THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING AT 10 a.m., 59 State street, elegant plush parlor 8ft, easy chairs, book case, Brussels and inirraiu carpts. very fine range and par. or stove, bedroom sets, etc 1 US 1' AMI b.Ht.

A UCTION. THIS AFTERNOON AND EVEN ing. Wall paper is eroing less than half what it cost. Get your wall paper, a great chance to lay in vourstock. at 69 State street.

We have the greatest stock in market. YuST MYERS, auctioneers. Gas Fixtures and Globes. Fenders and Andirons, llarb.eand Tile Work, Steam and Water Heating, of E. H.

COOK CO. Limited JUST RECEIVED AFRESH LOT OF HORSES AND mules, making sixty-five in all, consisting of heavy draft, single drivers and general purpose norsea. Among uiem are eipb: very nice grey which we wiU sell at bottom prices. Also a nice new side-bar top buggy, single coal wag two set of heavy single harnebs, which be inM pesn. ar GEO.

BANT Eli ft SONS, 883 Lake, avtuu. 5 yJu SSw Advertisements under this heading, cf Sale, To Let, Wants, Lest, Found, Ccar'ding Personal, Society Meetings, Miscellaneous inserted for CNE CENT A WORD, each Insertion, fio Advertisement less than 15c. FOR SALE AND TO RENT. Housei lor Sals. I710R SALE OR TO RENT.

NO 899 ST. JOSEPH street. Rent $3 oer week. A. E.

DUMBLfi. 44 State street. $3,875 FOR VERY COMPLETE NEW HOUSE in Ninth ward; a gem. KINGDON WARNER, 36 Arcade. S100 DOWN AND $15 PER MONTH house in 9th ward, well worth l.Sd&.

BUYS KING- DON WARNER, 36 Arcade. FOR SALE. CHEAP, NEW HOUSE WITH modern conveniences, on fine street near East avenue. E. N.

ADAMS. 49 Arcade. $4,500, $3,000, $3,500, $4,000 AND $5,000 FOB eletrant new bouses on east side: all conven iences. KINGDON WARNER. 36 Arcade.

FOR SALE. HOUSE AND LOT. 15 UPTON Paric, in first-rate condition, with bath-room and all modern conveniences GEORGE ARNOLD. rOR SALE ON EASY TERMS NEW HOUSES in Ijimhurlnn nitric. Nina rnnma nii nttin Blodern conveniences.

J. A. DALY, 51a West avenue. S4.600 FOR ELEGANT NEW HOUSE; FASH-ionable west end locat'on; everything con- vrnient; recherche. KINGDON WARNER, 88 Arcade.

OR SALE CHEAP. NEW FLATS, PAYIN3 11 per cent. over 150 vacant lots. $150 nDwards: all kinds of real estate for sale rent or exchange; loans negotiated. L.

F. CLLLES, 33 Osburn BIock. FOR SALE. CITY HOUSES, $1,000 UP-wards; over 170 vacant lots, $150 upwards: flats, stores, mills, farms, villaee property and stocks of goods, for sale, rent, or exchange, on easy terms; Investigate. L.

F. CILLE3, 83 Os- Durn tiiocn. xsi Housesto Let. LET. NO.

38 GLENWOOD AVENUE rno 1 ten rooms. Inquire at 238 Fulton avenue. 7 rpO LET. CONVENIENT HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, 1 $4 50 tier week. Inauire of E.H.

BOOKMAN. Broadway. 7 TO LET. NEW DOUBLE HOUSE NOS. 63-03 Fttllson-st, all modern conveniences.

Apply at 20 Grove-st. 7 Rooms to Let. I71URNISHED ROOMS TO LET AT SI ELM street. riO LET. A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, 01 JL Caledonia ave.

rpO LET, TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS AT JL IS East street. Heat, gas and use of bath room. TO LET. -FURNISHED ROOMS AT 63 NORTH avenue; bath room and all modern improve- inents. TX LET.

NICELY FURNISHED FRONT AND side rooms; furnace beat, gas and use of bath. 28 Elm street. TO OF ROOMS, ALL MODERI? conveniences, private fiat, central. Apply at 44 Powers Block. 7 rpO LET.

NICEL1 FURNISHED FRONT JL room furnace beat, gas and use of bath. 61 Manhattan street. 7 TO LET. TWO ROOMS CENTRALLY Located, table for ladies or gentlemen. C.

M. WAY, 46 eStoue street. MANUFACTURERS. ROOMS WITH POWER and beat to let on favorable terms. G.

W. 6i P. CROUCH, Griffith street. 7 TO LET. FINE FRONT FURNISHED ROOM, 2 Savannah-sL Steam heat, water and gas.

$4 per week. References required. 7 TO LET. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT room on ground floor, for two warm; terms reasonable. 505 North SU Paul-st.

rrro LET-SUITE OF UNFURNISHED ROOMS. I bath, 25; bouses in Third ward, $3.50 and No. 57 York street, $X2X KINGDON VAKfc.K, so Arcade. A FAMILY OF TWO HAVING A SPARE front room nicely furnished, all conveniences, would rent U. two gentlemen or man and wife, with board.

56 South street. 7 PERSONAL. PERSONAL. THE ADDRESS OF DAVID B. Kinne.

E. COVERT, Farmer Village. N. Y. 7" TANSY AND PENNYROYAL.

DR. TAYLOR'S English Female regulating puis are for sals at drug stores. 7 DIVORCE. READ WHAT ELLA WHEELER Wilcox says about it in the Sunday 01 November 27th. MADAME NELSON, SS0 EAST MAIN the only well-known astrologist, reveals past present and future; law and business matters specialty.

MADAM J. J. ROMBOUGH. THE WELL) known clairvoyant and psychologist. Telling all about your business or family troubles of tbe past and what is to come, without asking any questions.

Over 8 18 State street. Entrance 9 Factory street. Office hours from 9 A. M. to 10 P.

M. Sundays included. 7 CW. STARR AND WIFE, BIBLE bPIRIT-. ualists, are at Mortimer street for a few davs only, where they are willing to entertain a few of the better class of spiritualists and bonesa truth-see with such tests only as are worthy of the attention of decent people.

No cow-bells, dinner-horns, tambourines or sheet-covered ghosta permitted. 7 FINANCIAL ONEY TO LOAN. INQUIRE AT 444 POW- rs Block. 7 PER CENT. FARM MORTGAGES ON HAND and for sale.

E. WOOD WARD, 83U Powers Block. 135 IOANS ON REAL AND PERSONAL PROP-J erty; investment securities for sale. E. OOP ARD.

3U0 Powers Block. -7 OANS ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT-JLj gages, chattel security and commercial pa per; rates the lowest, at 15 and 16 American Express Building. 857 MONEY ADVANCED ON FURNITURE IN use, without removal; eoufiilenti ladieg accommodated ROCHESTER 73 East Main, Room 7. 7 MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE WHILB in use without removal; also on other personal property; furniture stored: lowest rates; all business strictly confidential. 205 Powers Block, i HO WANTS MONEY f-1 LOAN ON horses, wagons farming utensils, crop pro warehouse receipts, pianos, safes, etc, etc.

also upon insurance policies in old line com anift. J. A. BURGESS. 134 and 135 Powers) lock.

7 MISCELLANEOUS. GENTLEMEN. TAKE YOUR CLOTHING TO McNEitNEY'S, over 111 East Main, and hav taem cleaned, repaired and repressed. 7 NOTICE TO EVERYBODY THE FIRST OF Will Crleton' copyrighted letters will appear in th Sunday Hernia of November 27th. rpO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

CORNS JL aud bunioiis cured. No cure, no pay. I will leave your leei as clean of corns as when bora. Call or address J. McGRATH, 59 Bay street, Rochester.

7 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION EM. ployment Bureau, at the lodging bouse, 1ST Women and desiring -mploy-nvnt wiil be provided witn comfortable lodging as a derate price while w.iitine for situations. ood references required. Merchants, manufacturers ot" families desiring help will receive prompt attea tion. 133 LADIES ESIGN9 FOR FRENCH DECORAT1V ART.

wuoiesuie ana ruiaii, at. iuv i-fac avenue. I STILL SAY MY NEW TIN TYPES ARE THB best in the world; call and try them. U. FISHER, at Dumbie's Gallery.

7 TT VERY CAREFUL IN ARRANGING HAIR. I JL also tbe necit dresdinsr. and conid in nn.i?. I tion of being plaoMd. A.

E. IiyMRi.f flu tcgraplitr. YATES. Harried in Penn Yan, KoTem'er 23rd tba residence of the lata Abram Pct, Miss Mary Leah Post, to Stephen Arthur Fleming 0l New York city. Rev.

Dr. Henry Palmer officiating. SENECA. Miss Mary Brophy, aged 23 years, died at her home in the town of Fayette on Wednesday morning. The funeral of Mrs.

Stephen Beary was held at the Presbyterian Chapel in Waterloo on Wednesday afternoon. The Christmas entertainment of the TVchvterian Sunday school at "Waterloo will be held on December 3d. At "Waterloo, on Wednesday, the super visors audited the accounts of aterloo jail guards, placed there to watch murderers. About $1, 600 allowed. MONROE.

Extensive preparations are being made by the ladies of Christ Church, Pottsford, to provide a delightful entertainment in the form of a supper, and a fair at Bacon Hall. The occasion will be attended with unique features in some respects. On Thursday morning, the 17th occurred the death of Mr. Henry Burdett. Owing to illness contracted durin service in the civil war, deceased had been far from well for but death was unlooked for till within a few days of his decease.

He was 63 years of age, served three years un der tba Union flag, and took active part tn twenty-two battles. He leaves a wife, two ions, one daughter and a brother stricken with sorrow at such an anlooked for be reavement. Funeral services wen held at Clifton Church. The G. A.

R. Post of Scottsville honored an old comrade" by the attendance of twelve representatives. WYOMING. 'Numerous reports of sneak thief opera tions come from several points in the county. Joe Hess, the temperance evangelist, is holding meetings in IV arsaw, and he is liav-iiiii his usual good success.

The ladies of the First Methodist Epis copal church of Perry will give a corn festi val at tlie church parlors on the 30th, in aid of tba parsonage fund. Rev. J. A. Stewart delivered the second lecture in the Baptist Church course Tue-day evening to a full house.

His sub ject was Chivalry, and he gave a most excellent lecture. The Young Peoples Association of Perry Center has elected the following officers for 1SS7-3: president, Mr. Edwin Austin, vice president. Miss riellie Tburiton, secretary, Miss Nel.ie Sheldon, and treasurer, FranK W. Caldwell.

At 7:50 o'clock Wednesday evening an alarm of fire was given, which proved to be a dwelling house on South Maple street, owned by W. H. Cornell and occupied by David Doyle. The origin of tie tire is un known. A small portion of the furniture was saved.

The house was valued at $600 insurance 400. The household furniture was insured for 500. LIVINGSTON. Died at Mt. Morris, Thanksgiving mor ning the 2 1th.

Mrs. Sarah W. Barlow aged ninetv-seven years. She was a Bister of Mrs. Lyman Sleeper of Mt.

Morris, and of the the late Mrs. Allen Aryault of Geneseo, and daughter of the late Rev. D. Lyman of Cast Haddam Conn. the burial will lake place at Arcade Wyoming county, Coroner Dortge, of Mt.

Morris, on Monday held an autopsy on the body of James Mahoney, who died Sunday night from injuries received by being struck by an engine on the Erie rond near that village, the 12th inst. Steps will be taken in a civil damage suit, the report having been circulated that Mahoney was intoxicated at the time of the accident. Tuesday afternoon, John Schwerger, engaged in building a house for H. P. Mills on Spring street, Mt.

Morris, fell from a scaffolding, a distance of about sixteen feet, alighting on his head and side, receiving very serious though it is hoped not fatal injuries. Some of the ribs on the left side were fractured, and contusions on the head, a gash five inches long cut on the left side of the head, which had to be stitched by Dr. Ha-gpf who was in attendance. The accident will lay him up for some time. GENESEE.

An effort will be made to the future teachers' institutes have some of held at Ltt- Roy. A supper by the Baptist Social Union will be served in Mother Goose style, at LeRoy on the evening of December d. A largely attended dancing party was given at Le Roy on Wednesday evening by the Cathoiio Mutual Benefit Association. George Faunce, of Le Roy, was recently badly injured by being drawu out of a buggy by a frisky colt which, he was driving. John Carolan and Miss Mary Conlan were married at LeRoy on Wednesday morning.

The services were held in St. Peters Church. Tbe adherents of the United Labor Party have organized a club in Batavia for the purpose of furthering the interests of the party in Genesee county. A musical, literary and dramatic entertainment wnl be given on Friday evening, December 2d, by the Concordia society of Ingham University, at LeRoy. Le Roy is to enjoy a toboggan slide this winter, and arrangements are being made lor the erection of a large one on the old circus grounds by the side of the creek.

Parties in Canada are negotiating with Urs. Fiske for the re-opening of the salt-U on her farm east of LeRoy. This was Put down some years since by tbe American Chemical Company, of Bay City, Mich. Salt was found, but tbe well was never used. Tbe funeral of Byron's Centenarian, Bewey Mi.

Is, was attended at North Byron capust Church edneaday forenoon, the venerable Elder Roliin conducted the service. It was an unparalleled service in which a "uwsoie clergyman, lour or nve years more than 80, was officiating at the funeral oi a Christian brother who was past 100 years of age at time of his decease. The losing of the tools in the hole at the catavia Natural Gas and Fuel Company's vT subsequent caving in of th rock lot is causing a considera te delay la the work. The drillers are at present engaged rimming out the hole, and iu oe cased down below the 'cave In. thought that it will then be a comparably easy matter to recover the lost tools.

iue work of drilling will probably be resum- by the middle of next week. im. pair of horses and waron which ere stolen from the barn of J. H. Hume, veral weeks ago, were re- andT Iar UU "'Ti i a-.

'8W days since IV. beoD "turned to the owner. The H.k.vT bold one, abandoned them. he w- At ooperstown.Fa.. Harness and fourteen and ro-bel 'rom different farmers at publio 8aie pirit life from Byron Tues-f evening, Nov.

SiSd. Milo '11T 5i2i, sou- about etance. attend! ZZ Z- ue clrc- years. Vsrv uwun were of 7 tiAgui uauiui chAxaour. fit case, and saves about forty Wolcott peopi from tbe annoyance of spending several days at Lyoni as witnesses.

At the Palmyra Opera House, Wednes day evening, Uncle Rube, a clean ana sparkling New England comedy, was pre sented before a large audience. Artnur G.dman anneared in the title rol9 and was suDDorted tv a ttronz cast or local Tue play was well received and the Sons of Veterans, under whose auspices it was given, hava reason to feel nroud of its success. The rlav was reDeated Thursday and will be given this Friday evening. In the old house occupied by Mrs. Co- rf.

which waa nartlv burned last wees Newark, the carpenters found when repairing the house, between the floor and ceiling, a set of counterfeit dies for old state bills of the denominations of 2, 5 and 10, together with a lot of correspondence dated from 1848 to 1853, and showing that one A. K. Potter, a boatman on the canal, and another by the name of Maynard, were engaged. probably with an extensive gang of confed erate, in the manufacture and sale OI coun terfeit money. The 'find' was quite a curiosity, and recalled to many the name of Potter, though nobody seems to know his whereabouts now, or whether he is living.

Tuesday morning about 8 o'clock Frank Burke, a laborer on the section in charge of M. McGinniss was struck by light engine 600 near Seneca river bridge and thrown distance of flttv feet down the bank. He attempted to cross the tracks to see to his hand car which was standing on No. 1 tract. as he saw freights coming from both directions.

He waited until one had passed and stepped on to its track when ho was struck but an enzine foliowine it closely. The work train, being at hand, was dispatched for a physician, and restoratives applied when he regained consciousness. He was then taken to his home at Savannah and a more thorough examination made and the doctor found no ones broken. It is thought he was struck ar out the hip and thrown into some shrubs which had been recently cut, from which he received some scalp wounds. He is doing well anil will recover.

Tbe home of William 8. Campbell, of Wolcott, was the scene of a pleasant event on Wednesday evening last, on tbe occasion of the marriage of William H. Coon, Esq of Wolcott, to Miss Nellie L. Cooke, the late Democratic candidate for school commis sioner of the eastern district of Wayne county, who also resides in Wolcott. The ceremony was performed by Rev.

L. M. Clarke, of the Wolcott Presbyterian church. Only the relatives and the more intimate friends of tbe purties witnessed tbe cere mony. After receiving congratulations and partaking of the wedding viands, Mr.

and Mrs Ccon took tbe 8 :45 train for a short eastern trip. Mr. Coon is a promising attorney of Wolcott, and bis young wife bas lately achieved great notoriety by her gallant contest for school commissioner, in which she was earnestly assisted and supported by the gentleman who bas now captured her hand and heart. THEIR NAMES IN PRINT. H.

Rider Haggard is said to be coming to this country to lecture. Mrs. Logan has returned to Washington for the winter, greatly improved in health. Mrs. Celia Thaxter, the artist and poet, has become a convert to esoteric Buddhism.

Assistant Postmast-r General ICnott pre dicts a postal telegraph within three years. May Hewitt sits at his desk from nine until five daily and can be promptly seen by anybody who calls at his oiiice. Francis Murphy, the temperance apostl" is "signing hundreds of converts to tbe blue-ribbon movement in Chicago. A bust of Mr. Parnell, the gift of a Mr.

CantwtU to Governor 11, bas been placed in tbe Executive at Albany. Ihe Kajah of Marbah has offered tbe Indian Government 400, 000 rupees to strengthen the defenses of tbe frontier. The next anniversary of tbe execution of John Brown is to be celebrated by the -xr i i ew luik Aunrcuisu wita speecnes ana a parade. It is curious how notoriety attracts wo men. Lven so unclean and repulsive an object as Herr Most bus tbe warmest sort of admirers among the gentler sex.

King Milan, of Servia, is writing a history of his campaign against Ex-Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, in order to get even for tbe drubbing received on tbe battle-field. Bays an observer, speaking of Secretary Iraircbild: I ersonaliy he is the best-dressed and most aristocratic-looking member of the Cabinet, not excepting Mr. "Whit ney. Professor Drummond, the bright yonng Scotchman who bas been making a visit to some of the leading American colleges, says that, to him their most remarkable feature is their Christian tone. (jreneral John Marshall Brown, of Maine, thinks Edward Atkinson's scheme for the purchase of Canada, impractical.

cpgiana, ne says, wouja never consent to part with the fortifications at Halifax. Geneial Sherman, ev-Goveinor Hoad- Iy, senator Hawiey and tbe Rev. Dr. Timothy Dwight wiil the principal speak ers at the annual ban que- of the New Eng. lauu oociety in iew xotk.

next month. Archbishop tabre, of Montreal, ban is sued a mandate asking all Roman Catholics in the city to offer prayers for the restora tion of tbe Pope's temporal power, when all evil will disappear, and appointing Christmas as the special day for offering oi prayers in Honor oi the ope's jubilee, It is said that the Archduke John of Austria bas for some time been living in Lon don under strict incognito. Recently be wished to join the Jockey Club without break ing tbe incognito, and two eminent members or the club, acting as his sponsors, asked tbo stewards to admit a gentleman of exalted rank' without compelling him to disclose Lis real name. The appl cation was refused t.nd tbe archduke is still outside the club. Lieutenant Frank Cushing, well known for his arcbeological investigations among we Ziiini Indians, is now in San Francisco, devoting nimself to Chinese subjects.

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