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Talk Atom Imprta- This is uut oui- first nvr sec ond. nor tenth, but we wilj venture say that this is tbe largest, the and the aaeorted lot China, Fancy Goods, evrr before ported in Orange county. If buyers go out of cur city this jear to buy their Holiday Presents, it worJi be because we have not got the goods at correco prices Come eirly. Oar Chrletriias list is already started. AL goods delivered when desired A i A DEC.

4, 1895 OPKX EVEMXts. THE BUSINESS OFFICE IS OPEN EVENINGS FEOM SEVEN UNTIL EIGHT O'CLOCK WBATHEB. HfDICATIOKS. BY UNITED PRESS. WASHINGTON, D.

De3 4 Fair, except Jifitt rtnow, winds bOitting hOiitrtH-ij warmer In northern portion, E- FURNITURE CO. 43-46 North TUe rouowiag was the registry or tne mometer at Pronk'a dru(j BUire, tcwlay: 1 a. 1H 12 10... 3 p. m.

AmUSEMEJIT AND BBCE2ATION. Derby Mascot," at Caeluo. Dt-c. 7-- "Harwell." at in.0. -lo- 9 "FdUBt" at Oa-lno Drt2.

9 'Aliss lor tbe T. M. 0- by ander Black. -JJec 12-- OrgrtQ Uecltal, at Hrst P.esby- terlau Ohurab. (ee.

io "Wm- Green, for the Y. U. 3-- Sarjutaro. pirsese Tronda- woik-jr, lor tha Y. il O- A.

s-illiSUarilel-oiiUeBay, for the y. ii. o. A. Holiday at Oharctilll Co'a.

See ad 7. --Early Irayers real adv. of Eaaford Dr. Fee adv-- Er Kas 'ePonnyrjyal Plils. Sea adv.

--Ten per cent, rebate at Geo. B. Adams 4 Co. Bjaele coats cheap at Wcller load of deighs 30 Henry street xyi thine- at the Xsw Xork Store. 1'tie cf at ws 1 ojtn brushes 23e at Tuthiii's thiritacy celery 75e at Oluey's- 4 Svrayze advise pa! to boy thel.

c'al ha or ieecoiit li. p.tCtf- ff- Carr has som-; -rgauas ia teal estate- -Horace W. O-rey hes tbe aeeccy for tne Oi-J JJiinioJou Hue-- kinds of done A- M- Ambler. Famous palatines free at C. F.

Ttjllo's. Qo.iL.iae pills 5 ceita at J. tr-klne Mll.s'd. Eve ytbinjz to keep Tour fee: warm at C. D.

A BAG OF WATER,) used at the right time, is better hali a chest full o- medi cine later At the price we sell Rubber SVater Battles yon cannot afford to be with, out one or two in house. 2 quart 65 3 quart 75 cent 0 4 quarts 8 cents. prices are for best quality to use. Ko such prices ere given elsewhe-e on SAME JCALITY GJCDS McMonsgle fe Rogers, Druggists SMOOTH WHITE HANDS come from Applying a few drops of McMonagle Rngero' Orar-ge Blower Bilm at nighl: 25 cents a bottle, OUR THROAT LOZENGES cure a tickling couch, frog in Oaly 10 cents p. bix.

LOCAI, TOPICS. --Lust night of rhe engagement of Lae, the mesmerist, at the Casino, to-night. --The Second Presbyterian Church reception is postponed from Tours- day uctii Friday evening. --The Grand Jury of Passaic coun ty, N. has 7 -i indictments at tala Term of UT aud it is not yet through its work.

--Charles Pv ihlfs in Tae Laavea- worth Case," Saturday night, will be one of tbe very best attractions ot the Csa no'd season. --Erie woretsen bepan this morning, to plank-i oa theNortn street crtsaing to the crushed stone put down last summer. original "Faust" cocnpaoy with all ita wealth of scenery and elaborate display of elegant costumes will be at the Ca- sinv next Monday evening, The Erie carpenters are erecting au automata mail catcher tor tne use of a i 5 near ths signal pole easr of North street. --Kitie Rooney, daughter of Pat Piooney, the old time favorite with old time theatre goers, is among the cast in the Derby Mascot," to be civen at rhe Casino, Fri-Jay niRhf. --Tae idles' Auxiliary of Thrall Hospital will serve supper every evemccr at the armory fair, from 3 to 6 for 30 cents.

--ilr. Ouoo lluabaca has re-nDvei hn fi ie a piano froui h'a residence to Midway Park for tbe ot the youacr people will visit the park re3tauraut toe winter. --The Superintended cf tte Work-i bepao yesterday to ley extension of the water main on M.ln street to accommodate taa ri bidents of 0 ililand Place fUJfi 24 Til COMPANY'S FAIR OPENED UNDER MOST SUCCESSFUL AUSPICES. LAST NIGHT- Tlie Beautifully Decorated Drift HitU- by Prof. Plate--The Prize fflnn rtt- Fhe BootMa and (lie Ladles In Cnarjce of Them.

The 2ith Separate Company's fair waa opened, last eveoiup, and although the atteodance was not as large i8 on the opening nlpht of tne flratfair, there was good crowd present and general satisfaction Wcta expressed. The entertainment was interesting and the booths attractive. Toe drill hall never presented a more attractive appearance than upon the present occasion. The numerous booths which have been erected about the hall have been turaed into veritable brwera of beauty by the decorative art and skill of the ladies In charge. A better assortment of articles has never been placed on gaie ac a fair in this city and the prices are fcuch as to attract the attention of careful buyers.

As each person enters the door be or she is handed a rickst bearing a number entitling tha to a chanca on sx different ar iclee which are for at tne close of toe each evening. Toe successful holders, last evening-, were: Saliy Vd.il, No. 2 512, who received an oraer for a barrel of flsar donated by Mr. C. N.

Mr. Woo. C. Brajd', of JVff-rson- with ticket No. 123 racaiveJ an orde'r for a ton of cjal donated by Messrs.

Wilson Wood Mrs. O. Y. Reeve, No. 82.

received a pair of brorzs vases donated by Mr. F. K-arnoehan. Mr. "William Schmaler, No 90, received handsome box of stationery donated Messrs.

Hiaford Hor- too. Ticket No. 122 drew a valise presented ty Mr. J- E. Adams and ticket No.

2 502 3alls for a ceine doria- tec! by Mr. Lipfeld. Both of thasa articles await claimants. Six piiZ33 will be awarded this Mr. N.

T. Srm'b. has gons to Piters for a bbort visit to his brother. MiLK FOR YORK We invite you to visit our store, and intend to make you welcome. If you do not come to buy, you arc i expected and wanted.

Courteous treatment will convince you that we are hese to stay and to please; a sight of our admirable assortment of Holiday Goods will educate you up to a knowledge of what is novel, appropriate and first-class. IV. Main Middlttewn, The sanitary Codt- Amended by the Cltj Hoard at The Now York City Board of Health, yesterday amended tha section of tha Saaitriry 0 ue which relates to th sale of so as to make ic reid: "No milk which has been watered, aduherated, reduced or changed any respect by the addition Df watai or other subatance, or by the removal of cream Bdall ba brought into, kept or offered for salo at aoy place in the city of New York. O. and W.

on an In-pectlon Tour. The O. and observation engine vreat north thia morning, with General Superintendent Canflell, Division buperlntandent i a and Claim Agent Marsden on board. The officials will make a trip over the Scranton branch. The Modern Mother.

Has that her little ones are Improved more by the pleasant laxative. Syrup of Figa, when in need of the laxauve effect of a gentle remedy than ty any other, and that It ia more acoeptible to them. Children enjoy it and flta tbom. The true remedy, Syrup of la manufactured by the California Fig Syrup only. Hnyler'g and Chocolafs are for their purity and deliciousnejs of fia- ror.

All The entertainment: last evening conaiaredi of feats cf sleight oE hand and tricks byPrcf. Adrian Piate, one of tbe beat magicians now before tbe public. He will give another entirely Different psrformance, this evening. The feature of the evening's enter- a i was the appearance of the Bluae," and tne buck and wine dancing of Mr. Gajrge F.

Smith. The Blu are headed by David EJenberger, who has given 1 time and a i to i i the men ID i singing and effective tableaux. The others are Sergeant A. L. Decker, Corporals i Hoar'and i Privates T.

K. i W. T. French, B. II.

Decker, E. Deak- or, Chas. Cjoper and Ei Qiarter- inaster Seraeaut W. F. Biiiey, The ''Onarleston Blues" will appear again tc-oighu.

The 24'h Separate a Or- chfstra rendered -everal selections i evening. The Ladies' A i i a of Thrall Hospital haa of the room the basement of rhe irnury a i fcprra i 11 o'clock a the a i i evenings of the a i The price of is i and any one desirous of ptitrwL'z os supper room ami not the la vvill be a to the free of The 1-idies in eh of i branch are: F. i a i i i i i Mre. S. T.

i Mrs. M. a M's VV Mrs. G. M.

i Mrs. U. W. a Mrs Crtiti-, i a i Decker, E. i Lizz a i a oel DJ.VI-, Miss Md.me Vd.i Itlids i H-ir- rutt, Misa a i a Corwin and 3 M-tbel Hayes.

The I i i the several ees a as llu-vi. GENTLEilEXT BOOTH. Mis3 i i i a lioyc-i, i i a and MecddQ.jjo M. O. A 0.

Glerinp, B. i a i G. A. A oaai'ji and the Miesee Nsll.e Hiit.ford, J. ilc- H.

i i i i vHtog'T, i i i a i A i i R. Wi3 i'jr a a i a a i i THE CVSDY B3OTH Mis. A. Li. Dicker, a i a Mcsdames Dicker, H.

Browo, Ben-nin, F. Straiten, and the MiSsed vu May Bockaf i Cox, Green, fcl at aid Claiibel i i DCTCH ASD TL WF.R BOOTH. Mis. Oharles rt. Oo 'per, a i a aod C.

C. Luchev, F. O. i I O. J.jrdaD, Geo.

Bu- chanaa, Durnmca, J. Tuthill, and the Fadny Dotraoce, Katbarloe laetnan, lae-. Miss Hni', aud Mrs. and Grace Walee. THE CHILDREN'S BOOTH.

Mrs. vS. Stivers, cnairman. Mes- damea F. Qarreo T.

-T. Oraus, L. 0. Purdy, E. T.

Hanford, T. Mills, M. Stewart, 0. Smith, H. Rose, E.

Mclfltyre and W. F. Royce. CAKE ASD DOMESTIC Mrs. John W.

Oonkliog, crulrmao, and Mesjdamea S. A. W. 8. Jones, and Misses Carrie May Harmoo, Miaa Kaene, Mlaa Case aud Miss Noaring.

FAXCI BOOTH. Chairman Mrs. J. F. Duaenberry, Mra.

Fred N. Boyd, Missea Louise Stcrch, Cecil Doison, Margaret P. Beattie, Genevieve Nellie Purdy, Erami Wilf, Kite Harris and Nettie Beakes. LEMONADE BOOTH Misa zzie chairman, and Misses Anna Rickel.Emrna Forthoffar and Hannah Vanderhoff. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

Capt. A. E. Mclntyre, Lieutenanta L. 8.

and J. D. O. Ashley, First Sergeant A. L.

Decker, Sergeant George Wallace, Corporals A. E. NickiuBOD, J. W. Conkiing, F.

C. Koyce, Musician E. H. Roee, Privates J. F.

Duseoberry, George F. Bailey and W. I. French. Mclutyre and Asnley.

Entertainment--Messrs. J. D. Sti- vere, Nielnnaon and Bailey. Door--Meaara.

Hathaway, Mills- paugb, Banuieter, Bowler and Tepe. Prmtins--Messis. Stivers, Nick- icsoo and Booths--Measra. Rogers, Jones, Skinner and Chambers. P.iz'js--Messrs.

A. L. Decker Rose and French. Ushers--Messrs. G.

"Wallace, Kane, Euustoo, DeWirt, Conkling, Thompson and Emerson. Music--Messrs. Royee, Rose and French. Coat room-- Private Hock. (What's in a namf?) Refreshments Messrs.

Schoon- mafeer, Jooea, Clark, E. M. Decker, Davey, Roosa, and Highest of all in Leavening Latest U. S. Gov't Report Mr.

David one of the oldest residents of the town of Mamaksting, died at his borne in NJV. 27th, ID his Di ety-8J cond yesir. He was born Fob. 1804, the town of Shawanpuak, Ulster county. Mjst his Ufa was spent at Wurtsboro and but for the past few years he made his tume at Bioomingbargb.

He was married in 1832 to Hettie LocKwood, wbo died about seventeen years ago. Four children were born to Ibem, of whom one survives, of McDonald, Pa. The deceased chiHren were Samuel Sarah J. and Ellen L. Mr.

L3wis was for many years a member of the Church. 3Irs. Kachel Mrs. Rachel Bo-'kstaver, one of the oldest and best known residents of Montgomery, died at her home in that village, Saturday, aged eighty- nice years AH her long life waa spent in Montgomery village or its vicinity, and phe was held in high esteem by all. A sister and two broth- era survive her.

One of the latter, Samue), is a resident of thia city. Joslah Patterson. Josiah Patterson died suddenly at Tuxe Jo. at noon yesterday. In company with his son Frank, he was driving through the park when he had an attack of apoplexy and eonn afterwards died.

En was Mr. Lorillard's resident a i a at Tuxedo, having been in tbe employ of the family naarly half a century. Re was supervisor of his town in 1866 Found Dead in His Home. Joseph Fields, who formerly resided at Nswtoo, N. died at Li- fayette, laet week.

a when be died is not Ha lived alone and was last sent alive on Friday. Qis body was found la his hcu3a on Sunday. Funeral ot The funeral of Miry A. Mapes took place at the resilenf's of her Martin at 11 o'clock yesterday, Dr. W.

A i i ffl iatincr, assnrei by Rev. Luther Lute), of The pall b'-arers Messrs. W. i a Samuel Ayere, J. M.

Hanf Thoe. A. ItenI EHtatc --A. V. Boak, real estate agent, has sold for M.

Stratton a business lot, i i nty-tbree fea on etieec on the eide of tbe alley extending Foundry srreet to street. lot is eighty-two feet deep and abuts on an alley to the rear. The sale was made to Messrs. Jacob Guother and Chas. L.

Elwood, who expects to erect a business building in the spring. Baking Powder PURE AT TEE COUNTY SEAT. INCIDENTS AND HAPPENINGS COSHEN. IN to xu Erie Official--Good ivrnplars" Debate 13 Eulope-- Jlr. Yoytchf Leciure.

From Our Regular Correspondent. --As an expression of the good will of troshen's residents a banquet wil' be tendered Mr. Haniy Adams, of tae freight department the Erie, at tbe St. Elmo, on Saturday evening next. Mr.

Adams will be tne guest of S'arion Asent T. D. Hill, who, through the effDrts of Mr. Adams, waa enabled to secure satisfie tory ratea for the Empire State Granite Oo. --A number of Goshanitea will attend tbe debate at Middletosvn, Thursday nignr, between Ercaisior Locifte or that city and tha Gosten Lodge.

--Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. M. Vail and daughter, Emma and Mabsl, will sail for Europe, Saturday.

They will land at Naples, Italy, whsrethey will spend the winter. --Tha Erie will ran another Si excursion to New Toik on Deer 18. --King Arthur Lodge. K. ol will hold its annual election of offi cere, to-night.

--A well filled house greeted the Hoc. Eha S. Yovccheff, at Muaic Hall, laet night. The lecturer eloquently OD the Eastern question, the Armenian atrocities and tbe livee, morals, manners and customs of the Turks. A PORT JIRVIS MAN DROWNED Wandered Away from Home--His Body Founfl Xear Pa.

The dead body of Moses Duane, of Port Jervie, waa found in the Fiat- brook stream, near Buahkili, PC Saturday. Duane waa a victim of epilepsy acd had seven fits, en Thursday, after which he wandered away and was not heard from again until the Stroudsburg papers, giv- a description ot the body, were ceived tn Po Jervis. The Part Jervis Union complains of the neglect of the Pennsylvania authorities to any effjrt to identify the body, which, but; for the published description, would filled an grave in the Pot- tei'o Field. Brakeman's Stransa MKIiap. Charles Bollee, aa O.

and W. brakemao, met with a strange accident in the Norwich yard. Scads? sf- tercoon. He was coupling when the pin broke and a large of it flew np, hitting him tbe eye, making d. distressing very ugly CEO.

GEO. ADAMS 00. This Is ike week you get a all or to Be io per cent, discount on cash purchases of Coats Capes. Fifty latest style Rougfe Coats from $7.50 to less io per cent, for cash, this- week. Fifteen good Fur Capes and $8.50, less io cent.

for cash. Ten Wool and Electric Capes from to $35, less- 10 per cent, for cash. Our prices in coats and' capes will surely interest you Holiday Goods. We are Grace Chnrcli dplre entd. Tae vestry of Grace Church hag contrasted 'vith Itr- E.

McWilhama to brac--and strengthen OTTT tiutrd'ay the church. Work will be begun at once. The vestry believes thtit the spire i3 stauncn acd hkely to stand as long as any in the county, but fears a i been exprpesed as to us safety aa'l eximmation having shown that the epire can be strength- seed, ic was thougat bes; to order the work. Foi-mcr Family Ourned has been received from the family of Mr. C.

A. Va.a Sickle, of Dinbury, Conn formally of this city, that thei entire a were destroyed by flra a few days ago. Mre. Van Sickle writes that she did not aava so much as a pair of shoes or Ic 13 not known here it they aav insurance. TIic iL'ZjfloiV Club.

The AKGU3 icknowlodges the ceipt Df dn invitation to the hop the Bachelors' Socul Club fur seasoa of 1593-9(3. Toe of re- of tha the hops ara a.i 2 and 2 7 Jan, 17ch aud 3lst; Feb lita and April liKn. (snon There waa a heavy fall of enow up tha i a Monday niarbt, and jeaterday tnornmcf. Sleighing waa very good at Ojeida, yesterday. There waa a light snow fill at land yesterday.

MaUe "Yourself strons If you would resist pneumonia, bronchitis, typhoid fever, and persistent coughs and colds. Tneae ills attack the weak and down system. They can flod no foothold where the blood is kept pure, rich and full of vitality, the appetite good and digestion vigorous, with Hood's Sarsapar- Ula, the one true blood purifier. Hoo I'Q Pills cureliver ills.constipa- tlon, biliousness, jaundice.sick headache. When ordering and Chocolates te sure ask for They have no sapcrior.

TM Smooth White Hands result from u-MnR Orange Flower Balm. 25 cents, McMonagle Rogers. A ir.rtlulay Charles Kf-pp celebrated his twelfth birthday auuivaraary, Monday evening, by giving a pirty to about forty of hid young friends at his home on lat Main street. We are in the field with lots of goods. See our Vantine Department, with cups and saucers from 50 to $1.50.

See our Book Department with good novels, cloih binding, from roc to each. See Handkerchiefs. We have not made our grand display we have, as the largest stock of Handkerchiefs Middletown. Hand-painted China, Glass and Celluloid Goods. Gentlemen's Slippers at half price.

One pair of Rubbers free with each and every pair of Ladies' Shoes Shoes sold this week at $2 or over a pair, Middletown, N. Y. Tlic Grip. An experience with thia disease during all its past tpidemlce, warrants the bold claim that Dr. King's New Discovery will postively cure each and every case if taken in time, and patients takes the ordinary care to avoid exposure.

Another thing baa been proven, that thoee who have used Dr. King's New Discovery, escape the many troublesomo after results of thia disease. By all means get a bottle and try it. It ia guarante and money will be refunded if no good results follow ita use. Sold by McMocaRle Rogers.

HOOD'S PifclJS euro Jjlvcr His, Biliousness, indigestion, Headache. A pleasant laxative. All Componsfl Sawaparilla Slillii'giaanilNtmflfi! 'elen. Wnfe The nawr retru-dy for of the bio atd oervt-a. haviug great sale on this 'ion.

Olney's.