Middletown Daily Argus from Middletown, New York • Page 8

THE ARGUS OCT. 22, 94 Tweutj-tnree More ISames UesrlHtcred Tiian in 1892 and 382 More Tlmti laat Year. The registration of voters for the coming election was completed, Saturday. The committees or both parties were busy all day, and if the name of every citizen was not got on the lists it was not the fault of the workers who had undertaken to see that every man wad registered. The total registration Is 3,179, which is twenty-three more than in 1892, and 382 more than last year.

The figures by districts are: FIRST WARD. 1894 1893 First District 215 203 Second District 347 301 Third District 259 192 SECOND WABD. First District 380 333 Second District 278 227 Third District 387 349 THIBD WARD. First District 291 253 Second District 195 166 FOURTH WARD. First District 340 310 Second District 274 262 Third District 213 201 Total 3179 2797 MISSIONARY CONFERENCE ATWURTS- BORO A Attended and interesting Meeting- in Behalf of tbe Missionary Cause of tbe Reformed Cburcb.

Correspondence ARQTJS and MERCTTRT. An enthusiastic missionary conference was held in the Beformed Church at Wurtsboro, Thursday afternoon and evening, Oct. llth. The meeting was called to order at 2 o'clock with Mrs E. A.

Moffett, of New Prospect, in the chair. After a short session spent in devotional exercises the address of welcome was given by Mrs. Edgar Stanton, and was responded by Mrs. Mary K. Hill, of Walden.

Addresses were also given by Mrs. E. B. Harlow, of Cranford, N. and and Mrs.

O. H. Liwrence, of New York city. The exercises of the afternoon were brouchtto a close with remarks by Bevs. Van Oostenburg- ger, Stillwell, Vennema and Moffett.

After the visiting delegates had been hospitably entertained at the home of Huo-h Holmes, they reassembled for the evening session at 7:30 o'clock, when addresses were given by Mrs. Mary Deyo, of Yoko- homa; Bev, J. G. Fugg, of Amoy, and A. Vennema, of Port Jervis.

A special feature of th3 evening service was well rendered music by tbe choir together wish a solo by Mrs. G. Clapham and a duet by "Misses Daisy Stanton and D. Hornbeck. The officers of the society for the ensuing year are: Mrs.

A Vennema, president; Mrs. Jessie Mould, vice- premdent, and Mrs. Joel W. Whitten, secretaiy and treasurer. SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS MEET.

A Citj Sunday 'school Union Proposed --Referred to a Committee A well attended meeting oJ Sunday School and workers was held in the tteeond Presbyterian Church, yesterday af ternoon. There were preaant representatives of the following bchools. First and Second Presbyterian, Firac Congregational, North Street Congregational, Methodist, Baptist.Free Christian, North End Mission, Zion and Bethel. Mr. Taylor, of the North Street Congregational school, pre sided.

Mr W. Hawley, of Brooklyn Field Secretary for this district, was present and urged the formation of a City Sunday School Union as an auxiliary to the county and State associations. Mr. Hawley said that eimilat unions had been formed In other cities and large villages of the State and had been productive of much good. Bev.

Dr. Bobinson also spoke in favor of of a city ucion and it was decided to refer the formation of the proposed union to a committee to be composed of the superintendents and two teachers Irom each school. Each school will eelect Its representatives on this committee, which will meet two weeks from yesterday. A DEMOCRATIC RALLY- Hoti Eugene S. Ives.

and Win. F. O'NIell, EMI to Speak in This Citj, Tnursday The Democratic meeting at the Assembly Booms, Thursday evening, ought to be a rouser. Hon. Eugene S.

Ives, the Democratic candidate for Congress in this district, ia an able man, an eloquent and convincing speaker and has a thorough grasp on tne issues of tn hour. Mr. O'Neill's ability a ready and eloquent platform speaker is well known to all. All who attend will be certain to hear two good speeches. Every one will be welcome.

DR DARWOOD INVITED TO RETURN The Official Board Asks for His Continuance as Pastor of St. Paul's. At a very laree quarterly conference held an St. Paul's Church, Saturday night, about thirty official members being present, the following resolution was oassed by an overwhelming majority: Besolved, That we reaffirm our ionfldence in the purity, integrity and uprightness of our pastor, the Bev. Dr.

Darwood.and Whereas, Our church waa never in a more prosperous condition than it now Is under his ministry, we move that the Presiding Eider be and is aeteby requested to use his Influence with the Bishop to return Dr. Darwood us as our pastor for the nex conference vear. JOHN ISEMAN, president of the Board of Trustees. WILLIAM BUDD, chairman of Board of Stewards. FATALLY SHOT WHILE HUNTING- A New York Mam Killed at Sbln Creek by the Accidental Ulscharge of His Gun.

A Mr. Bohlman, of New York, who was boarding at E- B. Sprague's at Shin Creek, died at 3 o'clock, Thursday morning, from the effects of a gunshot wound received while hunt- ng, Wednesday. While stepping 'rom one log to another he slipped and the hammer of his gun striking the log, the gun was discharged, the charge entering his body just in front of the right hip. Mrs.

Bohlman eached Shin Creek about twelve hours after her husband's death. A GALA WEEK. The Attractions of the Hospital Fair at the Casino. Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and Saturday, both aftarnoons and evenings, the Casino will be a scene of life and mirth, and this last endeavor on the part of the management of Ihrall Hospital, bids fair to exceed Its predecessors both socially and financially.

Tbe Casino readily responds to the efforts of the decorators and when once the booths with their handsome buntings and trimmings aie in place, the building brilliantly lighted and thronged with a merry A WOMAN'S BACK. THE MAINSPRIKG OF HER LITE, OUB UJOX Few people realize this. What can. she do, where can she go, so long as tluvt dreadful backache saps both strength and ambition? She cannot walk or sUnd, her duties are heavy burdens, and she is utterly miserable. The cause is some derangement of the uterus or womb.

Backache is the sure symptom. For years Sarah Holstein, who lives at 7 Perry Street, in Lowell, suffeied ith falling of the -sv omb. The best doctors failed to relieve her, and as a last resort she purchased six bottles of Lydia E. PinJcham's Vegetable Compound. Xow she is a well woman.

The dreadful pain in her back stopped after taking the second bottle. She wishes she had taken it sooner, and saved both money and years of suffering. This Vegetable Compound is the one unfailing remedy for such troubles. A woman discovered It and gave it to woman. A CHICKEN THIEF'S REVENGE- Burns tbe Barn of a Farmer Who Shot at Him.

Gilbert Proihero, a farmer living near Willowemoc, fired at and wounded a thief who was robbing his chicken coop. The next night his barn was set on fire and destroyed with all its contents. The incendiary, when he fled from the burning building, dropped his coat, which waa picked up by Mr. Prothero and may lead to the detection of the guilty party. THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY- of crowd, no more enchanting scene Goshen.

could one wish to see. The ladies are selling the season tickets now, one dollar each, admitting to all the matinees and evenings, and if they don't come to you, seek them out. You caa't afford to miss the Hospital Fair. Annual Meeting--Financial Kesnlts tne Fair--Election of Officers, The annual meeting of the Orange County Agricultural Society was held in Newburgh. Friday afternoon.

Treasurer Van Saun reported that the total amount of the premiums awarded was $3,944. The expenses of the year were $11,435 11. The total receipts from tickete were- $4,960. The balance on hand is $909 35. The officers of last year were reelected, as follows, with one exception President--Augustus Denniston.

Viee-Presidents-- B. C. Sears and William D. Barnes. Secretary--D.

A. Morrison. Treasurer--Harrv Waring, of Newburgh. S. S.

Van Saun, of Warwick, declined a renorainatiou. Directors--Leander Clark, William H. Hallock, E. T. Skidmore, Charles Johnston, the latter of I One lot Misses' Reefera, woi th $5.50, special price.

One lot Misses' Long Cape Coatv, fur and braid trimmed, worth $6, price One lot Misses' Loog Cape Coats, hooda, silk lined (plaid eilk) worth cial price The above specials are for Tuesday only. $3.69 3.89 6.25 Cash Fancy Goods House of Middletown. 53 North Street, Next to Postoffice. A BAD FALL- An Aged sustains Serious Injuries at Bock land. Correspondence ARGUS and MERCTJRT.

James Vernooy. an aged and well known resident of Bockland, met with a serious mishap, tbe other day. He was at work in the barn of J. W. Darbee, and fell from a scaffold to the barn floor, a distance of twelve feet.landinft on the haid floor with nothing to break the fall.

His right hand and wrist were badly injured, and he also received a severe shock for a man of his years. A VEFtr DEVOUT MURDERER The Jail Life of Cp'iralm Beardsley, of kidney Ephraim Beardeley, of Sidney, who is confined in the Delhi jail awaiting trial for the murder of W. G. Pomeroy, is a most remarkable prisoner. He is very devout, discharging every religious duty with unvarying regu larity and reading his Bible much of the time.

He says he is in prison because he thought more of others than of himself," a remark which is supposed to mean that his defense will be that he shot Pomeroy in defense of his family's honor. BUSY FISHKILL FACTORIES The Rotliery File Works Busier Than in Years--Other Factories With Hushed The Fisbkill Standard says that the Bothery file works, at Matteawan, are running to their fullest capacity, and have orders ahead that will keep them i for months. Ic has been necessary to refuse several large orders at good prices because of inability to fill them. The Standard says that all the factories in Matteawan and Fishkill are doing well, and even those that have experienced very dull times for several years are now doing a large business. Democratic tariff reform has entirely changed industrial conditions in the manufacturing villages cf Fishkill Landing and Matteawan.

Charged With Criminal Assault. Charles Giles, a young man employed as mail carrier between Pine Bush and the surrounding villages having no railroad connections, was arrested, Friday, charged with hav ing committed acriminal assult upon a fourteen-year old ghl. He is in custody of a constable and is seeking bail. Last Chance for Aaturallzatlon, Judge Beattie will hold comt for naturalization purposes in Goshen, Tuesday morning. This will be tbe last chance for naturalization before election, and any who want their last papers should be at the Goshen court house by 9 oVock.

ECONOMY STORE For dyspepsia try McMonagle Rogers' Pepsin Essence. ONE GENT A WORD for tach insertion. JPb adverlitement taken for than JO S--COWS--I will have a car load cow ednebday morning, Oct IRL anted to Learn Dressmaking by Prof. mgston new d. af ting machine 133 ACADEMY AVEXUE 24-TH COMPANY NOTES- A 'Vew nulldlns on Henry (Street.

Mr. W. F. Hoyoe, the Henry street coal merchant, oegan, this morning, the foundation of a three story brick building which he intends to erect on his lot adjoining hi3 present place of business. The building will have a frontage of feet and a depth of 71 feet.and will have a store on the ground floor and living rooms above.

Hot-pita! jTfitr ISotes --The reserved seat chart for the Hospital Fair will open at H. S. Busenbsrry Son's, Wednesday morning, Oct.2i --A hot supper wil' be served at the Casino, Wednesday evening, at o'clock, in the banquet hall, by the hospital managers. Tickets fifty cents. Women say that a meal tastes bet- ar when prepared by some one else, and that Is just the reason why Sim- monsLIver Ilegulator is In such favor.

It is already prepared In liquid and powder form. You don't aeed to make a tea. Another reason for this iavor ia that Simmons Regulator la foetcer than Pills for Billlousness. Headache, Constipation and In- Sample package powder 25 cents. Arranging tor the Reception--The Bowllns reason --The Reception Comm'ttee of the 2ith Separate Company will meet tt the Armory, this evening, to make arrangements for the company's annual reception, which will be held at the Armory, Nov.

16th, --The members of the company are patronizing the bowling alleys every evening, and a team will soon be or- Kanizsd. A three cornered match between Middleiown, Gosheu and Warwick, is talked of for the coming winter. 'THE CILHOOLEY'S ABROAD." On Ills Way to Uanncniorn. Sheriff Beeoher passed through this city, this morning having in custody a prisoner sentenced to Dannemora prison for seven ytais, for arson, committed near Cochecton, Sulhvap county. A Musical Comedy the Next Casino Attraction.

The new musical comedy, The Gilhooley's Abroad," will be the attraction at the Casino, to-morrow evening. The company is headed by those popular and clever producers, the Gormans, John, Jamea and George, of minstrel fame. The company is a strong one, made up of pretty girls, good singers and comedians. The comedy is original, clean and said to be very funny. Numerous odd and quaint specialties will be introduced, also many mechanical effects invented especially for this production.

All our tue- atre peers who enjoy a laugh should not fail to see The Gilhooley's Abroad." and Trench Lessons--Vioha lesson Termiimoderato. Begiun der Deuisoben Vvochenichule 3d '2 mal wcechentli-h. Anrnbldunireu von Klndern jederzeit bchulReld a KEY DR H. KA.TZ, 51 Spnwrue enue SALE--' George," handsome five-year- IP old Shetland pony, kind and gentle, (rood driver. Enquire at SELL HOUSE.

IQdtf on bond and mortgage EDWIN MERRILL, Attorney and Agent, 16 East Main street. HYSICAL Culture closes every Monday, foi ladies, 3-50; children's classes Mondays and Thursdays, 4 30 Nearing Building. AVE Sold during the summer months for Frank G. Kam, Esq 23 beautiful building lots, situate on Royce ana Highland avenues, and Beacon street Buildings are being erected and others pi Wdl bell a few more lotb at the same prices SEE FERGUSON. Real Estate and Insurance Broker, Central Building lU-llcf In Olio SOUTH AMERICAN NERVINE relieves the worst cases of Nervous Prostration, Nervousness and Nervous Dyspepsia In a single day.

No such relief and blessing has ever come to the invalids of thia country. Its powers to cure the stomach are wonderful in the extreme. It always cures; it cannot fail. It radically cures all weakness of the stomach and never disappoints. Its effects are marvelous and surprising.

It gladdens the hearts of the suffer- npj and brings immediate relief. It Is a to take and always safo Trial bottles 13 cents. Sold by J. E. Mills, Druggist, Middletown, N.

For dyspepsia try McMonagle Rogers' Pepsin Essence. For dyspepsia try McMonagle Rogers' Pepsin Essence. Relief In Six Distressing Kidney and Bladdet diseases relieved ia six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure." This new remedy ia a great surprise on account of its exceeding promptness In relieving pain In the bladder, kidneys, back end every part of the unlnary passages In male or female. It relieves retention of water and pain In passing it almost Immediately. If you want quick relief and cure this la your remedy.

Sold by J. B. MiUs.drueglBt. Middle- N. Y.

TVTO Strike on Blue Fish--Come to tiAKf a JM Market We have a fine lot of fresh flsh of all kinds for Sunday dinner. house and lot on East her ARGAIN--H or sale. Lot 55xu UP, enquire at No DJ East avenue. ery or meat business Enquire at TORE for Rent, suitable for drug store, groc ery or meat business Enquire at 3dtf Pindar House, ickham avenue depot TTIM)AR rtou'ie, corner Wickliam and Low JL enues Board at reasonable rates Commercial 1 50 per day td UNDERWEAR. Economize at the ECONOMY J5IQRE, 114 XTortia St.

Furniture and Wall Paper In mating your selection, get Bible and useful, and JACOB GRO11, East Main street, next to the Congregational Church, hu lust exactly what you want Patent rockers, handsome rockers, beautiful camp chairs, comfortable upholstered chairs, and all the useful and beautiful articles that go to make up the ot a flrst class furniture store. All TWTJ Cheap, as my expenses are hat a fraction ot Morth street dealettj, and I give my customer! the beneflt. Remember the place. MOTORMEN, RAILROAD MEN; TRUCKMEN, and every man that wants dry feet should sec our Waterproof Shoes. Our Oil Grain Shoes, at $2, are the best made," Follow the footprints to 0.

WORD'S, 43 ITorth. St. I HAVE SLATES at Hnyt Gallowas'-, Front's drag store, Ball J. -E. Gorwln'e, corner Wlokham avenup and Sorti.

streets: D'wlgnt IJabconR's, J. J. Silk's. Bnuyon Son'a. T.

Robertson's. I A Taylor Co 'B Oeborn d. Brcwa'e. Orders for and kindling wood left at any of the absve places will receive prompt attention. E.

GREGORY. JACOB GROH, Kext to Congregational Church, Xila 1 MISS LILA A. STEWART will commence giving instructions in Ddncirg, at Wearing Hall, North Wednesday, Oct. 21111, Lessons at3-3o and 7:30 m. EveninES.

SB (one-half la ad vance) JAMES T. KING, Druggist and Pharmacist, OSNES AND SOUTH BT1, acnif TO Charles H. CULTURE, SIGHT BEADING. ADDBESS STOBE OB CALL AT Mcsic We Have Leased the Store, Corner Novtii Street ani Wickham Avenue, formerly occupied by 0- Eunyon Son. and vrtll keep constantly ou.

hand B.AV and toes. We have lou tons of Fine Timothy Ha7, which we will sell fct SH 50 a toe Good Meadow Hay at $12-50 a ton. W. TOWKSEND SON, tsdlmNovlB HORSE BLANKETS for all the horses In the city, at 25 jrsr cent cheaper than ever before offered in thlt. clty.at EMIL E.

E. RAASCH'S, 19 NORTH ST MIDDLETOWN I Pursuance ot an order of the Surrogate of: the coaniy of Orange, notice la hereby given, tccordinp; to law, 10 all persona having claims fcgamst tne estate of William L. Reeve, late of the town of Mount Hope, In said county, deceased, that they are required to present the lame, with the proper vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the administrator of all and singular the pood si chattels and credits of said deceased, it his p.ace of residence. In the town of Mount Hope, on or before the fifteenth day of January next. TTENBY REKVB, Adm.

Dated July Oth. RDER Gazette, Daily or Sunday Paper of BBAKES, Newb Dealer. 4 Roberts St. Mch2 npo BELL HOUSE Shop. Enquire at TJdtf EORGE FINE Banjo Toacuer Banjos repaired and made to Older NO I NORTH STREET.

RANGE COUNTY ROOFING CO --Exclusive dealers in complete, Wool Asphalt, Felt Roofinj? and superior Asphalt Roof Paints. Also agents for Wall lioaul and Thu Banning Fire Extinguisher No 6 Hast Mai Rtrecl MuUlletown OSd.VwNov'i A NTED--Salesman maiipnt pluce men, Rochester, N. Y. ANTED--Salesman, saliirv from btart permanent phice BROWN BROS Nursery- Craig's $3 00 shoe, hand made, beat value I I Guaranteed to pairs of store shoes at 1 this i 22 West Main street. ANTED-- A pnorpenc min- one not afraid of work, and who is satisfied from tho bfRininnp; with from to ttt a wet pontnec not necessary Address J.

I 10JO OstnutSt Philadelphia, i weekly work Position p. A cnn easily make nif? for me quie ly ar homo iiml if nmm'iil iiml if M'iim mil hours dny ilon'f fml to Reply, with -tamp ed envelope, Mt-S LUC1LE LOGAN, Johet, III 1 and '--Actne Salesmen to handle cur line, no peddling Salary per month paid all foidq onm quickly Box Boston YOU NEED HEAVIER UNDERWEAR? 13 so, we have jast whit yoa want. Ladies' Ribbed Underwear at 19c was better ones at 25c waa 39c. Heavy Merino at 49c all wool at 75c Gents' Grey Snirts and Drawers at 39c were 5Co. Gents' Heavy Merino at 50c.

Children Grey or Shirts or Drawers at 25c. See our specials oa Writing Paper. Notice our window for prices. MILLINERY. If you are ready for that new hat, como in and Bee what we can do for you.

Trimmed Sailors 39c. and 45c ABLE OIL CLOTH 19c A YARD. A. T. SQUIER, 5 West Main Middletowa.