Middletown Daily Argus from Middletown, New York • Page 3

THE ARGUS SATURDAV, MARCH 12, 1898. Vici Tan, Russia Calf, Willow Calf, Patent Leather, Black Vici. For up-to-date spring styles, follow the footprints to C. HANFORD'S. Nu.

43 North Strew. Theatre inura EXiRiiuir. SPKIIH a- GAGEIEIT OF THE JUOOS AndreisOperaCorapany TWO.NIGHTS UNO MATINEE. FRIDAY AND SATURDAYTiARClT Ihh and 12th. ON THE TIP OF THE TONGUE.

Jirnroy Dcvore, one of known "prints" in this city, tipped hU hat ou the buck of bin bead, to-day, and said: "Ten yettrB ago to-dny. 1 currying an ARGUS' route. The blizzard was her" in flue shape and Joe brother of Morris II. Wolf, aud now of New York City, and I were the only carriers who showed up. I carried ray papers aud delivm-d them through all and deep driftw on Kuilroad avenue and Grove street.

I Mt the supply at the Wickbani depot, and had reached the poiut along the O. and W. kuowo as "Grundy'B Switch." I got stuck in big drii'tu and was becoming tuckered out and badly frightened, whcm Norman Wiunw aud Davis, two O. and W. men cams along and found me They saw 1 was winded arid frightened, and they carried me all the way home." Jimmy was a good carrier, and is a a good-printer.

A young man in one of the newspaper offices of this city, has secured the consent of a young lady "on the Hill," to allow the following to appear in this column. It is good because it is true. A few days' ago he received a letter from the lady in question asking another man to meet her at the depot on acertain day. This other young man lives in Newburgh and he was at Port Jeryia at this time. The note was as follows: "Dear 1 will meet Erie train No.

-Besure and be on this train." 1 He did the only decent thing for him to do, called on her at once and explained her error. Then she told him that she had written to both him and her other friend and enclosed the wrong each. Luckily neither letter coi Id injure anyone's feelings for as she puts it to her friends, "neither one of them has any particular strings on me' an 1 now each sees he has an open chance to win her. OTER THE SHAWANGUKKS. WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS IN SULLIVAN COTNTY ARE DOING.

AU Psrw Cwtaty Man? iBtoiwrt trmwt SalltTaa CM- Wide Awake PEIDAT I MARTHA." 8A.TURD\T EVKSIXG Donble Bill. Gilbert Sparkling Comic Opera, "Pirates of Penzance," NEWS OF THE CHURCHES. and Great SATCRDAT "Bohemian Girl." Tlnelf costnmed. credltablj" rtajred, splendidly Great oi mag- eborat. Apropos of "prints" the ABGITS office has one of the most original compositors in the business.

He has a nose for news and the reporters of this city who hare "been through the mill," typographically speaking, find in him a fund of good stories well remembered, but oftener cleverly originated. He frequently calls out to the man with the shears. you see this?" He found the following in an exchange an the day on which the report of the Board of Education meeting appeared and ''tipped it Dear Teacher--You should mind your own bizwps an' not tell Jake he should not triuk bier, so lang he lif he trinks thebwran" he trinks it yet when bill raias is dead, if you interfer some more I go on the board O' edcation." s. latinee Prices--50 and 35 Cents. Comnutition Books, 4 Tickets Eicb, $3 Leare namw at H.

S. A SOO'B. Xo. 4 North Kwerrert chart tor commutation patrons only. Monday, a.

tn. ior general public, rvgnlai-prlceB. Wednesday. Railroad men are laughing at the experience of Conductor Drake, of the Susquehanna milk train, a few evenings ago. He slipped off the train at the L.

and N. E. junction, near Deckertown, and when he attempted to get on again after he had signalled the train to go ahead his hand the rail and the train went on without him. He walked back to Deckertown and telegraphed the train crew, who did not know what to make of his disappearance, that he would overtake the train at Franklin Furnace. --Frank Ernhout, of Liberty, has bought Robert Pelton's stock of lumber Monticello, and leased the yard and will carry on the busiueea hereafter.

--Many citizens of Mouticello want the ill'ige authorities to take steps for the preservation of the shade trews damaged sy the ice storm and prevent the waste of sap by coating the ends of the broken irnbs with grafting wax. The author- ties say that the corporation will look after the trees in the park, but that property owners will have to care for the trees in front of their premises. --The gold medal offered as a first prize in the Monticello Club's bowling tournament was won by Linden Hatch. Six contestants are tied for the second prize. Fi-ed M.

Grain and Frank H. Cooper, of Monticello, having passed successful examinations have been licensed by the New York Board of Pharmacists. --Frank Crowley, who has been driving a milk wagon in New York, is at his home iu Monticello recovering from the effects oi an to the muscles of hip side resulting from a bad fall, which he sustained a few days ago. --Judge Smith in the Mrs. Hammond will case decided that the Monticello Methodist Church is entitled to interest on the legacies bequeathed to it.

Axford Tiffany, of Roscoe, was at work ia his stone quarry and was usiug a pickaxe, when it hit against a stone and glancing off struck him on the right foot, going entirely through it. Of sixty -six teachers who took the examination in the Seeoudj District, in January, only two secured certificates, both of the second grade- In the First District, at the January examination, a second and a third grade certificate were earned, all other candidates failing. W. Hartig, of Livingston Manor, was badly hurt, the other day, by his team starting, causing him to fall heavily on his side on the box of his wagon. One rib was broken.

"William Fredenburgh shot a large wild cat near Beaverkill, Saturday. This makes five Fredenburgh this winter. Although a force of men has been at work on the Liberty-Montieello telephone line since the ice storm, they have not been able to complete the necessary repairs and much work remains to be done. The second mortgage, $270, on the M. E.

parsonage at Harleyville having been paid off, Rev. J. R. Mowrie burned the document in the presence of bis congregation, Sunday evening. --There is talk at White Lake that the JeBersonville-Liberty road will run a branch to the lake.

--Second Church. Rev. Chariwi Itoatlle. 1). uattfjr--I'rwtchlug 11 a.

111. uuu 7 p. C. K. meeting p.

n- at 3 M. MLwlM Band P. m. Strand- on, welcome. J.

C. 1). mornlDg. --Kirat PtMibTterlan at 11 a. in.

and 7:30 p. at i. Yonnj? people's (terTlcf, p. to. i --Flnrt Church, Rev.

Fmnk A. Heath. paHtor. BlbU School at a. morulua: 1 ut 11 a.

prayer nt :i.OO p. 10. free. You are welcome. Moruiujr -ubject Ereuinn "A Plan for Hum Prelude --Urace (Episcopal) Church--Iter.

D. J. Krang, B. Sunday In Lent Holy Communion, 7:30 a. Sunday SUiOOl a.

eermon and holy communion, 11 a. prayer and iwrinon at p. m. --Faith MlKulon, 11 Mill Elder D. Coakhntc putter.

Yon made welcome to i any or all ol the at the Mlwdon. Sunday I School 2 p. at 3 p. m. and the evening will be oonnncted by of the M.

C. A. --First Congregational Church. Rev. W.

A. Eobinson. D. pastor--Sunday School, 9:45 a. preachlnK 11 a.

m. and 7:30 p. young nervice. p. ra.

Kvening oaubject "Kc.lglon by Trumpet." --Christ Church (Cnlvenallst) Assembly Room. North Htreet. KOT. J. Newton Emery Sunday School at 10 a.

m. Public worship at 11 a in. and 7:30 p. m. All e.re cordially InTited.

Morning tablfct: "TMte and Hoir Rood the Lord la." ErenlnK ct: If Men May Be Saved in Another World. Why Try to Them Rev. I. M. Atwood, president of Canton Theological Seminary, Canton, will preach morning and evening.

--North Strett Church. Morning nerrice at 10:30 a. m. Preaching by tho tor Rev. J.

W. Norria. Sunday School. 12 T. P.

S. C. E. at 6:30 p. m.

tree. Strangers welcome. Morning subject: -Divine Comfort. --T. M.

C. Xorth street--Men's meeting at p. m. All men cordially invited. --Free Christian Church--Sunday School, 11 a.

Preaching In the evening by the paetor.Gospel Temperance Union thin evening. Evening subject -Where Do the Present Wars anO Humors of War Place ThU World In the Prophetic Records of the Bible --St. Paul's M. E. Church, Rev.

Frank L. Wn- don, D. pastor--Preaching at 11 a. m. aua 7:30 p.

Sunday School. 8:30 a. class meet- lag, 9:45 a. Junior Bpworth League, 3 p. Epworth League prayar meeting, 6:30 p.

m. Seats free and strangers cordially invited. --North Street M. E. Cnnrch--Sunday School at 2:30 p.

sa. Robert Lawrence, Superintendent. AH are invited. NETHER5OLE i "After being 1 completely out from i constant nervous strain, I was advised to use the Genuine JOHANN HOFFS MALT EXTRACT. It has benefited me BO i that I have become its strongest advocate." I Mann Hoff Malt Extract ATOIB WBalllulU Going to Cuba? Then Look at Our A VERY LOW DEATH RATE.

Mlddletowo's Good showing In the State MrnltH Boards Bulletin. The State Board of Health's bulletin, gives the mortuary statistics for January, was issued this week. In this bulletin Middletown makes aremarkably gaod showing, its death rate per 1,000 of population being the lowest with one exception of any place in tbia part of tho State. The figures follow: Pop. So.

Bate Deaths per 1,000 Newburgh 24,536 41 20.00 Port.Jervis 9,327 16 20.50 Miadletown 11.612 11 12.00 Warwick 6.000 6 10.00 Gosben 10 24.00 Montgomery 5,239 2 Haveratraw 7.714 12 18.72 Syadb 6.803 7 14.OO Ramapo 6.600 16 24.00 In the south window. But no matter where you go, you must have protection against the RAINS we are in to have. To that end we recommend our Umbrella stock. Men's Umbrellas 49 Cents. i A Bargain Lot of Half Hose.

doz. geamleeb, fc a pair, 6 pairs 25C And they are ftooA rmbrel'aB too. Strong, durable and fast Same in ladles' style handle. Same price. Steel Bod Umbrella i pairs 25c 10 doz.

Beam It a pttlf. 4 seamless, black tan DISSATIFIED FARMERS- to will be given at the ino THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, ST. PATRICK'S DAY, BY Billy Allison, UHBIR THE MANAGEMENT OF LEA, Weckrrtown Farmers Censnlt as Jlllk for the Year. Farmers supplying milk to the creameries in and about Deckertown met in that villajre. Tuesday night, to discuss prices for the comingyear.

The Horton- Levds Company offers the same price as wa- onVrwi by I). C. M. A. at it Goshtn condeu-try, hali-a-eent off exfhan.cf pr'of" for and July a a a oi a cent off for tbe re maining months.

It is understood that he creamery will offer a quarter a cent off New York price for eleven i huli-a-ocnt off I'oronenioutli. fap talked bt-hiud closed loors, bur it is undeistood that they TO make a united effort to secure a price i i a quarter of a cent of tbe Vew York price lor the whole Berg's Orchestra Will Furnish the Music. Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, 50c. Extra Lady's Ticket, 15c. Spectators' Tickets to Balcony --Qent', ladies', 15c.

Grand March commences at 9 p. m. Pickled Ripe Olives, Pickled Celery and Pickled Walnuts. BRIM'S MUSTARD AND GIMIKS BY THE QUART OR PUT, MNE3T OLIVE Oil, AND 8AlAt) DRESSINGS. ALSO ALL KINDS OF A FRUITS IN GLASS JARS.

DAINTIES OF ALL KINDS DEWEY MUNDY Telephone 89. 40 Worth 81 ihuiild that tol of hound MctHTVftit Board of Pennlon Exam tiers tor Sullivan County. A Hoard of Pension a i Surgeons las beeu in Sullivan county acd pensioners aud applicants for pensions will uo longer have to come to this city to be examined. The Sullivan county board consists of Dr. W.

H. II. Hoar, Grabamsville, Dr. Curlette, of Mouu- taindaie, and Dr. Piper, of Wurtsboro.

The Board will meet at t'yntreville Station on the first aud third Wednesdays of each month. LEASED TO THE O- AND W. The Electric Road Said to Have the and Hands. Frem the "Liberty Eegister. It Is reported that the stockholders of the Liberty and Jefiersonville Electric Railroad have leased for a term of years ths roadbed to the Ontario and Western Railroad Company, who will put down the rails and equip the road ready for business.

This means that the road will be finished at once, and is a good thing for the people as well as for the future welfare of tbe road. Inasmuch as the road ift run to the Liberty depot and along the O. and W. tracks ioradiftanoe it seems as though the O. and W.

Company is the proper concern to operate the road. The power house of the Liberty electric light plant, with its powerful double engines, might be induced to 'furnish the elfctricty for tho running of the road. Of course the 0. and W. has enough old rails along its road to lay on the trolley line, and by the arrangement i about all the cash the O.

and W. would I have to put iu would be lor ifs equipment, wire and poles, and laying the track. The arrangement, in all, will a very satisfactory one to tlie community. "I suffered for months from sora throat Eclectric Oil cured me- In twenty-four jours." M. S.

Gist, Hawesville, Ky. 69 Cents. Fine Twilled Sateen, of lasting color. Comasonly sold at a will (wear longer than ALL SILK. and bine SVjc a pair.

Childen'a Eibbed Hose. Exceptional barnralns, black with fine rib, to 9H, at 10 CENTS. Use Envelopes Most people do. chance--tu 26c. Xorth window.

You Will Be Moving Perhaps, and want a Hammer. In the basement are some al 10 CENTS. ECONOMY STORE. NO. 118 NORTH ST.

Norwich Stunar A representative of the Binghamton Beet Company has been in Norwich trying to interest the farmers in Deet sugar culture. The company will pny 5 a ton for beets delivered at the nearest railway station and farmers are that they ought to be able to raise at least fifteen tons per acre, which ought to yield a fair return. A atone CnnAlmr Plant at A large stone crushing plant is to be established on the Hook Mountain, near Xyack. A tract of land has been purchased alouft the river front extending far npthe mountain side and about will be spent in erecting the necessary bnild and machinery. The plant will be larger thar.

the one at Tompkinn which out annually in Annual Sales OOO Boxas PILLS a Million By the will of the late Amos R. EDO, his daughter, Mrs. Mary Euo Pinchot, wife of James Pinchot, of Grey Towers, Milford, will receive 1,000,000. Beware of for Cftturrk Coatmln Mercury, aa mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell aud completely the whole system when entering' it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should be ussd.

except on peracriptiou from reputable Icians, as the damage they will do ia ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. HaLL'i Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Toledo, contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine.

It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney fc Co. Testimonials free. KTSold by Druggists, price 75c.

per bottle. Hall'a Family Pills are the best. A Clant Nerre Builder. The Mystice Life Renewer is the most po-a-erful nerve builder known. It absolutely cures all forms of nervous diseases and weakness no matter how aggravated or of now long duration, such as neuralgia, nervous prostration, nervous paroxysms, St.

Yitus's dance, palpitation of the hpart, phynical and luental weakness, debility of old age etc. Sold by J. E. Mills, No. 2 Empirt Block, Druggists, Middletown.

Stop druttfiinp; yourself with quack nostnims or "'i-ures." a well-known pharrnacfuHral remedy that i do the work. Catarrh and Cold in the head will not cau-e snnVrinp if Ely's Cream Bulm is ust-d. Druggists will supply Hc trial size or 50c. We mail it. ELY Warrfii N.

Y. Citv. UHV. John Reid, of Great Falls recommended Ely's Cream Balm to me. I fan emphasize his statement.

"It is a positive cur for catarrh if used as 1 'Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central 1'rrs. Church, Helena. Mont. XO SCHEMES HERE.

NO AUCTION SALE HERE. NO REMOVAL SALE HERE. NO CLOSING OUT SALE HERE. street the Crystal Front Jewelry Store. Oar are Diamonds.

Watches and Jewelry. Now tathe time tohave your eyeg sted for headaches, crossed Inflamed F. D. KERNOCHAN, Practical Optician ancl Eye Specialist, NEW" No. 17 North 8tre ITJO NOTHING LIKE IT.

BRINK CLftRK, 28 North and 7 King Streets Mil OH A i'-'oUkeepuu: thor- onghiy taiiBht BY MAIL 1 or personally. Our pystem of teaching actun.1 da experience in branch of business, including Banking- Merchandising, Ins-nance, Transportation etc! preparatory Department for backward students. We tram for practical work and always secure situations lor eracluates of our Business and -hortnand Courses. Students enter any day No vacations. Expenses moderate.

Don throw away time and money eoing temporary schools when it i cost you less to attend the BKST. always ha I number of students who have Incompt-tent teachers iu disgust. Such people often tell us that slz months here is eq.ua! to yjar in an, other scnool. a tc an one for firsv rlformation a vacant position A for a Bookkeeper, Stenographer, Teacher, Clerk or Telegraph operator which we successfully fill. Business houses supplied with stants without charsre.

to i patrons ii every Part of the world. tJauendint? the MOST i A BUSINESS SCHOOL in America VSTRUCTIOJ BY MAIL. If you are unemployed and i i to study. Tt stamps for five easy lemons in Beautiful CLEMENT C. A i PPFSIDENT POUGHKEEPSIE.

NEW MORE THAN HALF A MILLION OF THCM HAVE BKCN SOLO. POE BHIOU3 AND HEBVOUS DISOSDEES such as Wind and Tain in Rt.imn.-h. Giddiness. Fulness aftor ache. Dlzzinoss.

Drowsiness. Flnshitik'S of Hoat. Loss Appotito. Blotches on the Skm. ChLll.s, turbed Sleep.

Dreams nil Nervous and Trembling THE FIRST BOSE WILL GIVE EBLIEP IK TWENTY MINtJTES. Every sufferer will acknowledne thum to bo A WONDERFUL MtDICINE. P1I.IJI, AS directed, will quickly restore Females to complete health. promptly romovo obsf ructions or irroifiilaritu's of tlie system ami For a Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MIN, WOMKN OK CMIkDMtN Fills Without Treatment for Mystic Cure" for Rhenmatism re- BOTCH at once the rheumatic poison from the system and the disease immediately disappears. Whilst the "Mystic Lift Renewer" builds up the shattered nervous system, improves the digestion and general health.

It to freatest cure for all nervous diseases and wenknem as well as the most powerful nerve builder known. Sold by J. E. Mills, Empire Block, Druggist, Middletowa. What pleasure there in lite with fl headache, constipation nnd bilionsnesw? Thonnanrln r-xperifnce them who could 1 perffctly by Wittn Little Earl? Ihf famowi little pills.

W. I). Oliwy. and adnlNi tortnrwl ffiema or if ny instant bj WiM'ff WltHk Naanl Halve. It W.

I to Miss Parloa's Young Housekeeper. -especially to aid beginners- Tells ho-v to fur" nish the kitchen sensibly i the right way to buy food and to care for it, etc, A plain book far plain people. A book that farmers' wives aad daughters will be glad to own. One from which any housewife may obtain an immense amount of valuable aid SLOO Miss Parloa's New Cook Book. The mot thorough Cook Book published.

The directions are clear and concise. It is thoroughly tical, perfectly reliable and is marked by strong good sense. Contains 1,724 receipts, etc. SL50 Miss Partoa's Kitchen Companion. A commie compendium of cookery.

comprehensive and copiously Illustrated 52.5C TIT wit of trlffl. n. ESTES fi, LAURIAT. Publishers BOSTON, YOUR BOND INVESTMENTS bring say 4 per cent I give you aa good ones at 5 per cent--MI increase oi 25 per cent, in this much of your incoma. Tour home mortgages bring 5 cent, mine are as good and bring per cent --an 20 cent If you pat your 4 per money in my 6 oett which have stood up better thanyow home loans for we 60 per cent to thii of your thsvt is, 11,000 worth $1,500.

An duty to tboM upon yoo A. J. OU A D. EWSPAPERl.