Middletown Times-Press from Middletown, New York • Page 8

MEDDLJBTOWH DAILY TIKIS, SATURDAY, DXOEMBBR 26, 1891. FINE PERFUMERY is always apppreciatcd. LUNDBORG'S. Edcnia or Goya Lilly. COLGATE'S.

Cashmere Boquct or White Koae. WRIGHT'S. Mary Stuart or Wild Olive. WOODWORTH'S. Blue Lillics ui Lilly of the Valley.

--ALL TUB ABOVK AT-F. M. PRONK'S. Have Your Eyes Examined Vy tho only graduate OPTICIAN UNO JEWELER In tho city. No fitting glasses by gucus.

CHAS. SWEZY, 6 North Street. Holiday Goods! attention We especially call your to our Toilet Sets in wood CJisos, elegantly mounted and'much preferred to the ancient plush. Cut Glass Bottles, and perfumery in rreat at lit the City Pharmacy. GLINEMAN Cor.

North and CortUnd Sts. A Handsome Present to make your husband or a gentleman friend Is a I JACKET Leave your order at once with the city tailor, Clias. II. Emdc, where you can find a First-Class Selection of Goods at any time. Olia.s»- H.

26 North Street, Middletown, HILLARD CRISSMON "JOHN Popular Tonsorial Artist Ladies Shampooing and Children's Hair Cutting a Specialty. North Street. Middletom, 8. Y. Under the Press Office HAS CHILfCOOLED OFF? Report That She Has Promised to Make Amends.

Come And See Me I have In stock Portland Swell Body and Bob Sleighs, ISunncr attachments for carriages, harness, doc robes, coat robes of all colors, sleigh bells, whips and blankets which will bo sold ZV.1; Bottom Repairing New wagons of all kinds on hand. In all Its branches. JAS. P. MULFORD.

226 and 228 North Street. Big Bargains -IN- Christmas Candies Krom 1 cent up at-PAUL PURRS', HAVING THE WICKHAM MILL, FEED STORE AND COAL YARD We are In shape to sell at the lowest market prices. COAL, GRAIN AND FEED- OF ALL KINDS. NEW PROCESS BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. All orders by mall will receive prompt atlcn- tcntlon.

Seybolt Ketcham. RAPID CARPET SWEEPER IS THE QUEKX OP Christmas Presents THE PLACE TO BUY -YOUR-GROCERIES, -IS AT- J. C. RUNYON SON'S. They always keep their stock well assorted with fresh groceries, having dally Invoices.

We arc also headquarters for tho boat Minno; sola spring wheat WEST MN STKKKT. at our usuofl low prices. N. All orders promptly delivered. Runyon Son.

79 and 81 Wickham Ave. 3EORETAEY TBAOY TALKS AT LAST. nmngh Aftftlfttunt Secretary Solojr He Says No Coul TrHimporU Have Been Engaged ami no Prcjiur'atloni Are Making for a Against Chill. WASHINGTON, Deo. is tho high- tst authority for tho statement that the department of state has received from official sources, though informally, assurances that tho Chilian government will-make proper reparation for the assault upon the sailors of tho Baltimore in Valparaiso.

This knowledge has been communicated to the navy acpartmeut, and as a result Secretary Tracy and A-sbihtant Secretary Soley spent the day at tho ilopnrtmeut preparing fresh orders to United States war vessels. Secretary TrncjN IJunliil. Tho statements telegraphed from ington of lato in regard to the alleged mobilization of a licet of merchant vessels to act as transports have at last forced a denial from Secretary Tracy through Assistant Secretary Soley, who bays: "The secretary has read these reports and has not regarded them as worth denying autil the publication of a telegram from San Francisco, stating that Admiral Brown had chartered a large ocean going tug capable of carrying several guns and of being used in tho transport ntion of supplies, case of war with Chili. There is absolutely no word of truth in this report. Equally base- Icss is tho statement that the United States government is arranging to charter mer- shnut vessels for transports and other pur- DOSCS.

BABY M'KEE AS A POET. Victors, Victors, Victors I Frank Masterson, 3 West Main Street, Iddletown, N. 1. WEST MAIN STREET MARKET, Choice Beef, Lamb, Veal and Pork. We make a spcclaltv of Hams and Bacon, our own curing, smoked fresh every week and Pure Leaf Lard, the In the city.

SCHWARTZ 21 West Main Street. The South Street Market. GEO. W. CLARK, SOOTH STREET, kinds of Meats, Oysters and Clams IN SEASON.

Fresh Fish of All Kinds. Call at our Market and we will endeavor to please you. I THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES tor the Southern District of New York. In the matter of tho Middletown National Bunk In liquidation and the sale by Alphonso W. Blye, Kocelvcr of said bank, of the stock of tho West Point Water Power and Land Improvement Company.

To THECUKDlTOKSof tuc Middletown National Bunk, of Middletown, Orange County, Now York, and to all persons who have tiled claims against the said bank with tho said Receiver, and to ull persons who are Interested In the property and assets of said bank. TAKE NOTICE that upon a petition of the said Receiver, duly nled with said Court on the Slst day of November, I8VI, application will be made to the said Court at a term thereof to be held at tho United States Court House and Post Ofllce Building In the city of New York In the State of Now York on the llfth day of January IWJ.at the opening of Court en that day. or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, for an order authorizing and directing Alphonso W. Blyo as Receiver of the Middlctown National Dunk, to sell, dispose of, convey, tranfer and assign 627 shares of the capital slock of tho West Point Water Power and Land improvement Company at and for the consideration, and upon tho terms, plan, arrangement, contract und agreement set forth and described In said petition and in the circular annexed thereto, a copy of which Is herewith enclosed to you, which petition is filed in the office of the Clerk of said Court in said building In the city of New York, and which Is now subject to your Inspection, and with knowledge of which you are hereby You and each of you are required to snow cause at said time and place why the said order and such other and further order as may be just and appropriate In the premises should not be granted.and if you fail to show such cause either In person or by attorney at the said time and place you will be deemed and presumed to have acquiesced in anil assented to tbo said arrangement, contract and agreement set forth In the said petition and according to the terms of the circular referred to therein (being tne same circular heretofore and now fowarded by said Receiver lo said creditors) and to the said order to be applied for as aforesaid, and you will be bound thereby and forever after es- topped from questioning the same. Dated November 21 St.

1891. ALPHONSO W. DLYE. As Receiver of the Middlctown National IJank. WILLIAM VANAMEB, Atlorncy for Receiver, Middletown, N.

Y. Tho foregoing notice Is given In pursuance of an order of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. Hun. Addlson Brown, District Judge, granted Nov. 21,1891, and duly Hied In tho onicc of the Clerk of said Court in the city of York on that day, and said notice Is In the form and words prescribed In and by said order.

WILLIAM VANAMEE, Attorney for Receiver. Not a gift more appropriate. Not an article more usoful. Not a present more beautiful and lasting. Nor one which can save more of work and-drudgery.

C. Oc Not a better carpet sweeper in tlic world than one, for it has all the latest Bissell features and improvements. And the price is just about what nine out of ten want to pay for a present. We have a number of new finishes to select from. Sold only by Matthews Co.

Carpet Bag Factory, ASK YOUR Butcher and Grocer -FOR- SWIFT'S HAMS. Swift'? Smoked Shoulders. Swift's (Specialty) Cal. Hams. Swift's Boneless Bacon, Swift's Smoked Beef, Swift's Pure Leaf Lard.

TTTOR KENT--The office In the Hosbrouck J2 Building formerly occupied by U. S. Revenue Collector Becchcr, and lately as tho bust- ncKsofflcc of the DAIY TIMES. This is one of plea.Hantcst offices In town. Enquire at tho TIIIES office.

Casino Building. tf It the very low prices we are selling Library and Vase Lamps! Our stock Is now complete. We have a full line of dinner, tea and toilet sets of our own Importation at VERY LOW PRICES. Have you tried our Mocha and Java Coffee 1 If not one trial will convince you that It has no equal. Choice teas and spices and a full line of groceries.

A Guaranteed Cure for Piles of whateverkind or degree--External, Internal. Blind or Bleed- Ing, Itching, Chronic, Recent or Hereditary. This remedy has poslvltoly never been known to fall. ll.OOa box, six boxes for sent by mall prepaid on receipt of price. A written guarantee positively given to each purchaser of six boxes, when purchased at one time, to refund the 15.00 paid If not cured.

Guarantee is issued by J. Erskine Mills, druggist, Middlc- town. N. Y. "dlv Ho RccllfK (ft Illi nriuixiiiiim, tlie ili-iit.

(in HB WASIIISOWIV, Dec. Boujnmin Harrison MoKec wim the important member of tlie prpsidpntiid family Christmas day, with his little Mstcr, llury, a cloto second. The Christmas tree in tho library wan bright with burning t-andlcs nnd shimmering tinsel when tho MeKeo children were brought lip from their mirsciy, and their delight at its npiipnrniicc was unbounded. Fmnlem Hampe, tho governess, taught them im appropriate piece in German, with which they greeted her nnd Mrs. Harrison as they entoicd tho bronlcfost room.

First came an invocation to the Christ child by little Mary Lodge MoKeo: "Ehre sei Oott in dor Hohc, Fricdo auf Erdeu, und den Monncb.cn ein wolilgefalien." A Burpris.3 nwaiUd the president when his young grandson proudly presented the first'spedim-ii of his penmanship, executed with infinite labor, in this attempt at German, which he ik-daimcU with appropriate gestures: Mcinen grosspiip.1, doin lloben. Hnbe diese vciscluMi ich gosrhriuben DUSH or hciljcon Christ Kluht von mir upsrheiikot 1st Sin dor sclionen Wtfinacht-coit, sich nlk- Welterfre ut Wnenscli ic'h dir hoHge:) Christ Tausond U-biii frUt, VIele FromK'ii obendiolu Will duin llubor Uigesein. gThp president and Mrs. Harrison passed tho day quietly, and tho 7 o'clock dinner, served in the private dining room, had about them Mr. and Mrs.

McKei, Mrs. Dimmick, Liontonnnt and Mrs. Parker and Mr. Scott. Thi guests luul turkey and plum pudding.

Tho vice prc'-idont and Mrs. Morton ato dinner with their five daughters nnd a few friends. Secrotury Blnine and Mrs. Blaine had a lato dinner, at which were present Miss Hattio Blaine, James G. Blaine, and Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Bamrosch. Secretary Elkius spout hia family at Elkius, W. Va. Secretary Tracy, Mrs.

Wilmerding and Miss Alice Wilmord- ing formed a quiet family party at their residence. Secretary Noble and his wife had as their only guests tho Misses Halsted, the sisters of Mrs. Noblo. Secretary and Mrs. Foster dined together for tho first time since tlie secretary's illness.

Secretary and Mrs. Rusk had the principal officers of the agricultural department at dinner with them last night. Postmaster General Wannmaker celebrated Christinas at Lindenhurat. Sportsman's Emporium. GENERAL LINE OP GUNS AND FISHING TACKLE at prices that competitors cannot reach.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Repairing of all kinds neatly done. Choke boring done by the latest Improved methods. Full Hue of ammunition. J.

Clearwater, 5O James 'St. Fresh Fish and Meat, POULTRY, CHICKENS, Live Wallkill River Eels AT COOPER DEGRAW'S S. W. Millspaugti 20 NORTH STIIEET, Everything in Holiday Goods Boolcs, THE KING! OP ALL CPUGH CURES; i DOCTOR ACKERS ENGLISH i REMEDY Sold in England for Is. and i in America for 25 a bottle.

XT' TASTES GOOD. Dr, Acker's English Pills; dura Sickneil and Headache. Smalt, with the W. B. BOOKEU NEW YORE.

FOR SALE BY ALL, DRUGGISTS. $500 Reward I We will pay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation or Costlveness wo cannot cure with West's Liver Pills, when the directions ore strictly ccmplled with. They are purely vegetible, and never fall 'to give satisfaction. Sugarcoated.

Large boxes containing 30 pills, 25 cents. Beware of counterfeits and Imitations. Tho genuine manufactured only by the John C. West Company, Chicago 111. J.

Ersklnc Mills, druggist, Middletown, N. Y. "ALONE" J. B. 12 East lain Street, Middleton, H.

I. Small and Teachers' Bibles. COME EARLY. MILLSPAU6H -ao Nor-tli treet. The Place For Liquors AND CIGARS, --Both Foreign and Domestic at 1 JacobCunther's MASONIC BUILDING Itrtt Streit, NeittothePtttofflce MMUoatbe-EorowMii Plan.

The Assembly Boons to let for and EntarUinaenW. EDWARD TENNANT. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND GRAINING, 19 Spragie Avenue, Near Benton Avenue, MIDDLETOWN, N. Y. House Painting in all its branches, Kalsominlng and Paper Hanging.

All orders promptly attended'to. Estimates on contracts freely E. Tennant, 19 Sprague Avenue. Near Benton Avenue. Gt.

Atlantic aid Pacific TEA COMPANY, Stands alone in the United States in supplying only pure Tea and Coffee. Baking Powder and Condensed Milk. to all its patrons and also iu the prompt redemption of its checks when presented. 2 ejmpire Bloclc Goods delivered to any pan of the city. ClirlKtmart In Sing Stuff.

SING SINO, N. Dec. prisoners in Sing Sing prison had a day of rest and were supplied with extra rations. The condemned murderers, McElvaine, Trozza and Gotta, ato their last Christmas dinner. Cotta is to executed in January, and Trozza and McElvoine are to be rcscntencod during the coming week.

Siinta CLium Nuiirly Cremated. HASTINGS, Dec. A. Batty, a prominent lawyer, luul a narrow escape from a horrible death Christmas. Mr.

Batty had been rigged out as Santa Glaus, and while engaged i.t hia pleasant task hie woolly costume suddenly became ignited and ho was terribly burned. l)r. McGlynn's Present. NEW YORK, Dec. McGlynn was presented at the office of Dr.

Carey, Second avenue and Thirtieth street; with a substantial Christinas gift. It was a purse, which Dr. McGlynu's old parishioners of St. Stephen's church had made up, and contained Five Thousand CUDdron Made CINCINXATI, Dec. Christmas festival given under tho auspices of the Cincinnati Post for the poor children of the city proved an event in local history.

Five thousand children were given a dinner, a box of candy and a useful present. Four Widows Get Kl.OOO Each. NYACK, N. Dec. R.

P. Foss, the owner of the Clinton Dynamite works which exploded at Uavorstraw a few weeks ago, gave a Christinas present of $1,000 each to tho four widows who lost their husbands in the disaster. Killed HlH Ilrothor on ScniBNKn, Dec. Deh- rondt, while on a Christmas spree, completely disemboweled and killed his brother with a butcher knife and escaped. SAWTELLE MAY NEVER SWING.

Stricken- with a Probably Fatal Attack of Apoplexy In Jail. CONCORD, N. Dec. B. Sawtelle, whose revolting murder of his own brother, Hiram Sawtelle, gained him wide notoriety, and for which crime he was soon to suffer the extreme penalty, was stricken with apoplexy in his cell in the state prison here.

The heavy breathing of the prisoner attracted a turnkey to Sawtolle's cell about 9 o'clock, who discovered him lying on his bed in an unconscious condition. The warden and the prison physician were summoned and the latter remained with the prisoner all night. At 4 p. in. the prisoner was still unconscious and his pulsations were becoming weaker every minute.

He will hardly rally from tho attack. A Biff Hrowery Combine. CHICAGO, Deo. is probable that within a short time a huge brewery combine will unite a majority of the Chicago and Milwaukee breweries. The consent of thirteen concerns is practically assured.

Twenty Uegrroes Below Zero. MIDIOINB HAT, S. Dec. heavy snowstorm prevails in South Dakota, east of the Missouri. It is 20 degs.

below zero at Prince Albert, N. W. 10 degs. below at Calgary, and 14 degs. below here.

SULLIVAN COUNTY. --The Liberty Cornet Band now has 24 members. --Livingston Manor Grange has 50 members. J. S.

Bussey is Worthy Master. --Harry Wolosky, a French peddler, stopped over night with Daniel Barnhart at Mountain Lake near Livingston Manor, a few days ago. In tho morn- Ing his "pack "containing 8100 worth of goods was missing. --Tracy Baxter, of Horton, whilo looking through tho mountains tho other day for silver ore, ran across a fine specimen of English marble. --The dedication of the new Congregational Church at Roscoe, took place Thursday, 17th also'the ordination of the Bev.

J. F. Forsythe. Rev. Mr.

Luce, of Middletown, was present and delivered the charge to tho pastor. --The new residence of William J. Unkennolzorf at Livingston Manor, was damaged by firs Friday, 18th inst. The new hose company and water works had their first practical teat. They were a success.

--Throe sons of Henry Gorr, of Beechwoods, fell into Basket pond recently and would have drowned but for the brave conduct of Eva Ziercs who threw a rope to them. --William Keogan, of Beechwoods, one of the first settlers in Western Sullivan, died on the 20th, aged 84. He was born in Ireland. In 1840 he settled on the farm on which ho died. He leaves two sons, two daughters, 20 grandchildren, and five great- grandchildren.

--C. T. Curtis has been elected W. M. of Delaware Lodge, F.

and A. of Calllcoon Depot. --Byron Dayton, of Wurtuboro, has received a pension of $12 a month. --The fair for the benefit of St. Joseph's Church, Wurtsboro, opened Christmas.

The closing exercises will take place Monday evening, Jan. 4. --A cavalry company of 25 members has been organized at Jcfforsonvillo. F. Lober is the Captain and C.

Berghoefer Adjutant. --Rufus Hill and Miss Martha Lelb- man, formerly of Liberty, were married at Passaic, N. on Wednesday last. --Mrs. H.

W. McKoon, of Long Eddy, wilfspend the winter In Florida. --The hotel in Livingston Manor formerly occupied by W. F. Clay has been leased to W.

L. McPhorson, of Delhi. --A aad accident occurred at Fremont recently, Thomas O'Mara, whilo working in a quarry, having his -neck broken by a mass of curth falling on him. --The case of George M. Beebe against the Board of Supervisors and John F.

Anderson, which was brought by Mr. Beebe to restrain the Board of Supervisors from paying Mr. Anderson the bill audited for his services in Starr cases number two, three and four, has been dismissed by Judge Edwards. Mr. Anderson now will receive his money as was first allowed him by the Board of Supervisors.

--Sunday, 20th a sou of John Blucher, aged 13 years, went skating on Lake Superior in the town of Bethel. When he failed to return at night a search was instituted and his body- found at the bottom of the lake. The Republican says Mr. Blucher's family has been deeply afflicted. Somo 12 years ago he resided at Narrowaburgh und while there of his children were drowned in a small pond.

--Orrin B. Smith has been elected Commander of Ratcliffe Post, G. A. of Montioello. --The county house has about TO inmates.

--Miss Maggie Coulter, a niece of Mrs. John Elliott, of Glen Wild, died very suddenly last week. --An artesian well has been sunk at Pleasant Lake which penetrates the earth a distance of 90 feet and is now Bowing at the rate of a gallon of water in 35 seconds. --Charles Mitteer, of Hurloyville, had a fall recently and fractured two of his ribs. --The Watchman says it is understood that George Hill will continue in bis present position at tho county house under the new administration for a time at least, and also that Dr.

F. A. McWilliams will be reappointed physician. --Wednesday two prisoners in the county jail, Murray and Carey, by accident or design, set fire to their straw bed. In a moment the flames Hashed up to the ceiling and the Court House and jail were filled with blinding smoke.

By prompt action the fire was put out and no particular damage was done. It is thought it was the purpose of the prisoners to get up an excitement and then escape. The wills of Christopher Hoib, James Maxwell, of Bethel, George Hill, of Liberty, Margaret McFarlane, of Westbrookville. and Patrick Keener, of Rockland, have been admitted to probate. --Edward Carry, found guilty of assault in the second degree, has been sentenced to two years at Danneraora.

Arthur Murray, who plead guilty to assault In the third degree, was sentenced to 100 days In the county jail. O'MEARA EVANS 13 East Main Street, You will find a complete lino of Foreign and Domestic Goods WILMOT DURYEA, PRACTICAL PLUMBER Steam and -FOB- Gas Fitter 50 NORTH STREET. CHAS. E. SMILEY nd Krlafl Drulcr In tlio brut Crudes of Pittston, Lehigh Lackawanna l.tlni;li, Ann.

iinil ClfMiiut to.il Fall and Winter consisting: of fancy Trousering ail ulng for one and all Workmanship and Perfect Fit Guaranteed, PAINTS and OILS No Imitation Llnxwd oil xohl ul my store. I'tir- clmxrs Kimrallli'i'il to us rupnwiiK'd. If pcrcliunct 1 any should prmr otherwise 1 would like to know It ulwiiyx. Trusses--A Good Assortment Cumberland Coal For Blacksmiths A Imml, No, 10 Henry Street, Middletown, N. Y.

PERRIMAN SIMPSON," Practical Plumbers Ask to Hu GOD LIVER OIL EMULSION! Seventy-live prr pint lottk' Nune better. J. Erskine Mills Druggist, North SI. STEAM AND 21 Depot Street, Middletown, Y. Ketdium's Coal and Lumber Yard.

245 North Stroot. i'r In all Fifteen liorso power vcillcnl eiiclne Inr mile. Apply to J. K. North i i DIFFERENT KINDS OF COAL, Wlmli lillrt ill.

ill LmM-xt I i I i i All t'OAI. in tl In tin' tlimruMM I A i III MMilKiin Pine Lumber The Cheapest and Best Fire and water proof. Rubber roofing and gut- tcrswlll lust a life time. Can boputonovcrold shingles, flat or sleep roofs. Sltuo roofing paint stops all leaks.

Host In the world for tin, iron, shingles, brick walls, etc. Klcxlblo cement for mending leaks around chimneys In roofs or gas and water pipes of all kinds. Sluto mantels, building paper, carpel lining and house paints. The above goods cannot be surpassed. Repairing and carpenter work done.

U. T.1.SM.1TH, 70 EAST MAIN bTllliXT, Mlddlclown.N.Y. WHEN YOU ARE TIRED OT- I A Try some of our Choice Confections I Always fresh and In (treat vunciy. Also A No. I lee Cream always on Imml.

A 34 NORTH STREET. NEW TO-DAY. For the next three weeks you will llnd Carpenter's Confectionery Store TUB Cheapest Place to Buy Fine Candies I Wholesale and prices marked down. Cundy furnished for Sunday School and Church fairs ut wholesale piicos O. U.

CARPENTER, lit James Street. 1 i PAHTIUULAK ATTENTION I I I I TO Watch, Clock andSJewelry Repairing TtUce 1'ritle In doliiK llrsi norli. American Watches ullKnulesiiud prices. Also rlockK. Jcwrlry.

gluhscsuiul siiecliu'li's. I i i-luss violin, cul UiruuilbunJoslrlnKK. i i i i ilom- H. S. DUSENBERRY SON.

4 NORTH STREET. CITY. A 11. PKATT, UKNKltAL I A I A I A.NM) KAI.SOM1NHK PAl'KU HANIJIN'U A Country work promptly i to iimtCK (urnlHhcd for ull of Shop 10 Union street. RKSlUKNCIi, corner Luke uvenue nnd WOH! streew.

CRULLERS Thnl was the sule dully ut ISEMAN'S BAKERY IVnti in lm I Cnm lit Building Materials. Orders ny '1 prompt D. A. KETCHUM. during lust season.

OWICE or THE i BOARD Or WATER COMMISSIONERS, MIDDLETOWH, K. DEC. 7, '91. Notice hereby given to all persons that no more skating or fishing through the ice will be allowed upon Honhagen Lake or Highland Lake. By order of Board of-Water Commissioners.

W. CANFIELD, Pres, D.F.SEWAED, Clerk. Hdtt A HIGHLY CULTIVATED FARM of about acres, good strong soil and good buildings, located in the town of Wallkill, about miles fromMiddletown and two miles from Bloomligburgh. keeping cows and team of horses, very choice apple orchard and other fruits, well watered, excellentroads. This farm is bltuated in the Ticlnlty of several large boarding houses, thus affording a ready market for all kinds vegetables, fruits, poultry, etc.

The farm has been occupied by tne present owner for many years and is in excellent order. It is offered at a very reasonable price. John McWilliams, Real Estate 25 Nirtl Old St. Nick --HAS ARRIVED- Silk Handkerchiefs AHD- SILK MUFFLERS, Table cloths, napkins and towels. Special prices for the holidays.

Pur capes and MuBs at cost. WEST MAIN STABKT. MIDDLETOWN TIME TABLES. Krle Rallwav. Trains leave from Middletown stations, be ginning May 10, 1881, and continuing until further notice, as follows: Trains marked with run dally.

Trains Nos. 801, 606, 617 and 680 run Sundays only. All other trains dally, except Sunday, Train No. 5 will stop only for passengers for ulnebamton or west thereof-- due nottflcatlsn must be given at tho ticket office. Trains witb tho following letters affixed Indicate connections, viz: with Newburgh Branch with Newburgh Short Cut Branch via Turners; with Montgomery Branch, and with Pine Island Branch.

GOING EABI.i] James St. 19 Chicago Express (T). 6:04 a.m. 28 Middletown 18 OrangeCo. 7:10 88 Mountain Ex 8:83 4 St.

Louis Ex. (T) 8:30 10 Del. Val.Ex. (M.P.G.) 10:88 0 W. Muil(O.

ex. p.m. 3C.G.T.EX 3:07 30 Way (T. M. 18 Milk 8 O.

St. L. Llm. (T) 8: 3V 609 Main St. 7:13 .8:88 4:48 p.m.

Main St, .11:01 a.m. 1:00 p.m. .3:87 .6:46 7:36 1 1 :02 a.m. GOING WEST. James St.

17 Milk Port Jervls Way 11:06 1 Day Express 11 Port Jervls 1:03 p.m. 83 Port Jervis Express. 8:40 5 C. St. L.

6:08 87 Mountain 5:38 15 OrangeCo.Exprcss.. 6:60 86 Middletown Way Arr 7:39 7 C. G.T. 8:37 89 Emigrant 9:37 3 Chicago Express 601 P. J.

Way (Su. only) 1 1 :06 t.m. 617 9:43 p.m. Passenger trains for Mlddlecown leave foot of Chambers street. Now York, 8:00, 10:30 a.m.; 1:00,3:80,4:30,5:00, pm.

Also additional Sunday trains at 8:16 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. CRAWFORD BRANCH. aomo NORTH Leave James Street Dopot 11:27 a.m. Main 6:57 p.m.

COMING BODCH. 8:15 a.m. Arrive Main Street Depot jr. w. B.

B. NOKTH. Trains leave Wickham Ave. Depot as follows: Way Freight for Walton MIIU fnrNorwich Ontario ToayExSrcss and Mail 11 :00 a.m. Local Freight for Livingston Manor.

11:60 a.m. Ex. for EUenvllle and Livingston M'r. 6:85 p.m. nTrains leave Wickham Ave.

Depot for New York as follows; Mala St. two minutes later: Through Express a sSu van County Express Local Freight Trains leave New York, Jay street ferry, at i4 lOat Weehawken) and 7:40 a. and 8:00 and Leave 48d street 15 minutes later than Jay street. N. 8.

4k W. B. B. Twins leave Mata St. Depot Arrive at 18:18 m.

and m. CHRISTMAS NO. NORTH STRKKT. Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Solid Silver Ware, Silver Plated Ware, Jewelry, Gold Head Canes And Umbrellas, Spectacles and Eyeglasses IN LARGE VARIETY for the Holidays. Now is Die time to make your selections.

EYES A I and fitted with glasses. Graduate of tho Philadelphia Optical College. Personal attention priven to the repairing of fine and intricate watches. Strict attention to all other repairing C. J.

GIERING, Next door to the Merchants and Manufacturers Bank, Middlotown, N. Y. BRYANT BROS. uro headquarters for am ages and Sleighs! Big bargains In carriages If you decide quick. Wo want room for our Sleighs That Are Coming Now, BLACKSM1THI8G, PAIKTIHG, REPAIRING First-elms work a specialty, BRYANT Repository Academy Avo.

and East Main St. TINNEY WILLIAMS, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Wines, Liquors, CIGARS, No. 21 James street, M1DPLETOWN, N. Y. Bottled Lager and Ale For Family Use i Specialty.

Junes Ew.rd's Pure Canada Malt Liter, $1,25 Per Dozen. Extra Nice Goods for Christmas Extra Choice Celery, Seedless oranges, kid oranges, Catawba eroDcsin OvcT pound bankets, Tokay gropes, gropcsrbenutiful Greening, Ualtfwln and Ipy apples, Kiln dried sweet potatoes, randy chips, Hubbard Marrow squash. Sweet cldcV, mince meat, plum pudding, French HOUDS. French peas, mushrooms, choice table nidus rill edge table butter, Christmas wreaths and green trimmings by the yard, at the city of Bull Youngblood, NO. 87 NORTH STREET.

Telephone (Wring in your early. I BREAD STUFFS AND CAKE of every description. 44 and 46 James Street. Mlddlctown, N. V.

Krlo Depot, THE BEST IN THE WORLD HOLIDAY GOODS. us li'll Our magnificent stock of Holiday Toys and Fancy Goods, i a a faster rate than over before at this season. iiftrr tin- tin' iiinii 1'iKnl ililnrs Hni- Those who buy now A K'-ttlnr tlicy waiit.niid all Ihry want Duii'l uail III! the laxt inliiulc but ut lo Mrs. C. P.

Clark's, WILKES in-Coal and Wood, HAY Wo have the Hen Carbon Coal. Vn-v biirnlni; and free from slate. Try a ion ami you uso.no other. Olllcu and yard COR. BEATTIE RAILROAD AVENUES, Near Main Street, rr KTdOm J.T.

ROBERTSON SOUS A NIAGARA FLOUR! Best In the Market. Every: Barrel: Warranted, One Gar of Flour Just Sold! Another arrived tlibulny.n NOTE PRICES. Por liurrcl QUALITY GUARANTEED cqunllonny flour raid In llilx city 114 NORTH STREET. MIDDLKTOWN CHRISTMAS! Just received largo cormign- inontof Holiday Goods. HOLIDAY GOODS, Come and See Them.

You will llnd that the prices will Bull you. The liirifi-st nnd best IIH- sorlincnt In tho city. Iho plncv IH TOMPKINS' BAZAAR, 67 North Street, MldaloUiwn, N. Y. Ill W.

A I ST. Ml.lillctown, N. Y. irvilt THK HOLIDAYS- I'Mnr flavor and Jj liiickuhi In UK: perimund. VunliTii extract honey lie mixed candy Hie.

iniiHlP HUltiir lid', mixed Hi AlinondK I'lliH-rtH llmrllhKv raw nmtU'd no pickli'H, niumunl plcklet. Kherklim und eriiulierrleK lih- dried iippK-H pearn liliieklierrleH He peut'lirn 1 led utld unpeflcd i plimm I pitied i i i Un- herrli'H IJc nihpberrli'H ill' pruned Inrtje i Iflc piuiijy per KuKt Main St "GRAPES i FINE STRAWBERRIES I urn cjuivuHidiit! for the YALE STRAWBERRY, lute variety of lurife Hire, color dark red. llenh very julev, yelKollil. with no hollow centre, and HUH it very rleh, delicious Mttvor. Also ilia A I CRAPE.

Wry i-iirly and ilellclotiM. pulp lender ttiiilHwii't i wi-ilK. Ucani young und profanely nud rljK-tiM (n.m ttie'JMh of AIIKUHI to far ti'HK'ii'lTiBt'nitikBiimi Iwtli In i-orllncM ami HIM IKI of Si'ptPinlx'r. III-KH. Vnli'Hlniwbi-rry.

varlrly. Wl wills IH-r don-n, a hundred, IW PIT HiouHaml. THOMAS J. GKKAOIITV. I'.

ClrclevlllP. Tick's CITY BAKERY, 116 NOKTII 8TBBET. PIES, OfiULLERS, CREAM PUFFS, Cocoanul Wafcrii.Jclly UlamondB.Croam.l'ound und l-'rull Cake and SO other different varieties EVERY ONE KNOWS -THAT- Hullh (JroccrlcH and 1'rovlnion clu-up. Now try him on HOLIOAY GOODS A NOTIONS. 72 East Main Middletown.

Notice IM hereby tflven to tho public tint thy co-imrtiKTx)ilti heretofore cxIllliiK T. Smith and Wrn. 1C. INiulpii. for kM-pIng A conrli nnd boiinllnK cubic under tlie Hrm nuinc or Sinllli riirlpit IK IhlKduy dlmwlvrd mu tuul connrnl of the pnrlnrm.

Minion hint iho Hole right to nnd rrovipl for nil monlcH duo Hrm, and i pity nil cl.lmHBKalnHt tin-pKrtnbrHlilbbUHlii-KH Dated Middletown. N. Dec. 17. Great Mark Down Sale IN Cloaks for Ladies, Misses and Children We have determined to close out our entire block at cut priccB.

Call nnd get our priccu before purchasing. I I Wo are also offering big reductions in this department. Alex. Mendelson 8 East Main Street, Middletown, N. Y.

i am Willing to be Slowed Up." If vou Into my show, offer me III In current money aM 1 do not urnliih you with the best hand mode, o-ik tanned, nloklo plated HARNESS that it possible buy anywhere for that money Please do not propound HO aeriovm a llnanclal conundrum as was put to Mr. Sage, if you have any dynamic about you, OK It would bo Inconvenient. to say impossible, forme to re BDondI and then Previous to such a catastrophe wo would eooly. as beoomelh the season remind our friends and lie publle generally that tho wo are Mlllng blankoU, collars, whips, sur clngles, robes, halters, Howe boots and Innumerable other tUngs in our line at very figures us usual at Joliix 40 WEST MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN. N.

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