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DAILY TOGBB, FBIDAT, OOTOBMB 13, UN, tt IT EIISTJ TI-WT. Shepp's Photographs of the World, The Largest and Most Unique Collection of Photographs Ever Published In One Volume. M1DDLF.TOWN DAILY TIMES offtrs namiaeent Work on the following favorable delivered at this offlce-orsant by tht receiver to pay eipress charges SHEPP'S Photographs of tbe World, 90 cople3 of THIS COUPON diSewntlj numbered, and 12 will secure one copy of "Snepp Fno- Seraph, of the World." We have wle control In tbls city of this Tml- uaMeand Interestlnit book. Ills not for sale In tbe book stores and can only be had on tbe coupon plan from us. Heretofore It has been Bold only by subscription at as a copy--In fact, some pfople In Mlddietown have paid to canvassers for the same work.

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Try our foods II jou waat a food article. S. W. H1LISPAU8H 4 CO, HIMUtown 07T A FULL LINE Or Braciriss and Prnlsions! which we to the public lowest prices. NEW MACKEREL.

Marrow (at vne 3 cans SOc. 35c. gooa8 ln prjpjnion. G'LLEN VANFLEET, 121 Nortli Street. OKI Mori Chatci to Econoilzi lo the toot weather.

TABLE BOARD at Adams' Restaurant -Week Meals served at all hours. Regular dinner cents, GEORGE CARTER, Prop, I James Street MlddietowB, N. Y. MR. VAN MEN'S VOTING He Put It Off For Twenty-six Years, It Is Alleged.

BIB FIEST BALLOT OAST IH 1892. TO WHOM IT MAY CQNCIRN arereqmswdto CALL AT MY 8TCRE, If, West St. Inside of one week and lie" that time tlwBwne ulll placed ot an attorneir for collection 8713 P. KOCH AMBLER'S UA6IC WASHING CLEANSER, Used by over 800 housewives In this elw. Safest, easiest washing solution theiwyld.

W1U cot ID lure anr fabric however deltaate. Glva fhlsniwinduVvatrlaland a bottl. (8Sc) which Is sufficient four large waHilngs. Saves roap and labor. Sold by Kunyon son Lamps, We have just received a Lamps, We hi NEI STOCK OF LUMPS which ID regard to quslity and price exc unytblng wo have ever scon.

Our Lamp People ol the State ot New York, to Ira i. Lockwood, George P. Coleman. Jate McDonald, Prances. Calrni, Mary Coleman, George McDonald, Henry McDonald, Jane K.

Myers, Charles W. Oalrns, John T. Calrni.Mary Cairns cSra Lee, Charles Coleman, Andrew V. Myers, as tbe administrator ol the goods, chattels ana credits of Harriet M. Bell deceased; Austin Sweezy, Jerome Sweezt, Dr.

J. O. Davis and John DoWItt, and to all persons whomsoever who are or who claim to be interested In the ertate of Elmlri Lockwood, late of town of WallkUl In the tbe County of Orange, seed You and each of you are hereby cited personally to be and appear before our Surrogate at his office In Goshen, N. in said county on the 81th day of October 18B3, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, to attend the judicial settlement of the account of entries w. Cairns, as sdmlolsirator ot the goods, chattels and credits of tho said deceased.

And that if any of the persons Interested bo under the ugc of twenty-one years they are re- aulred to appear by their guardian, If they have one, "rl! they have none, tbattaej appear and apply for one to be appointed, or In the event of their negleol or failure to do BO a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for them In the proceedings IN TESTIMONY WHEKEOF, we have caused the Seal of Offlce of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto amied. (L 1 Witness Hon.Eoswell C.Colem»n,Sur- rogatc of said County of Orange, at Goshen, N. in said County, the 6th day of September. A. i883.

R. C. COLEMAN. Surrogate. DILL COX, Attorneys.

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Y. NIGHT LAtPS 100 EACH. Hand lamps 20c 85c, and We each. vase lamps tl7li 60, II 75, W), 76. 60 each.

MRS C. CLARK, IB West Main St. Mlddletown, N. Y. F.

ROYCE. t. A Lchijh. Ash Chestnut Coal a Coal for Blm.V.rr.:th» hand. i iwutni.

l. T. Fall Good Now Ready -AT THE- CITY TAILOR'S. Call and see the largest and But Silictid Stock ot Wcolens In the city, which will be made up In first-class shape. Kul! dress suits a specialty.

Orders received dally. North Street. Middletown. B.S. DAYTON SON HAVE SICTEED SOME BARGAINS MUST BE SOLD to close estate.

A positive sacriflot to a tjulclt purchaser. The large and very I pursuance of an order of tbe Surrogate of tbe County of Ulster, notice Is hereby given according to Uw, to a'l pfrsons having claims against the eatate of Charles A. Hook, late of the village of Ellenvllle, In said county, deceased, that they are required to prepent the same with the proper vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the executor ot the last will testament of said deceased, at his place of transacting business at the cilloe i John u. Cray, Ellen ville, Ulster county, New Yorlt, on or ba- fo-e thirtieth day of March next. Uiti September 'HARBISON HOOK, Executor.

CENTUM. Residence Property of Mr Wm Mulberry Methodist Chnrcli Lirpp flee two story framo house or ten room-'. Lot feet front, 100 and 175 feet deep. Th'e Is a very choice nod VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY DC! can be secured at a great bargain if bought tit once, A. BOAK, 35 Noitb Htroot, ft' idi lolown MITTEN, AND HORSE BLANKETS.

See tbem. Also ten sent counter 22 North Cor. King St. A Pine BUILDING MATERIALS A. Tha Bottom Has Fallen Out SOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Whea fou eao buy barrel of flour, warranted tor 25 do not One half barrel sacks for Fill Lin if Brain, Hay an.

Feid. PLUMBING STEAM A Gas Fitting. THE MORGAN, 7 ChAS. It. BRINK.

Notice of Registration, Notice la hereby given that the Inspectors fEleotlon, acttng us Boards of RaBlutry, will meet at the following polling places, in the City of Mfddletown, N. on Oct. 7tb, 14th, Sisi, and 28th, at 9 o'clock in tbe morntog ana continue In session with not more than two intermissions ol one hour eaca, until a clock in the evening, to wit: FIRST WARD. FIHST DISTRICT-- Polling place at McQuoid Engine muse. East Main street, such district comprislnK the territory bounded as followu- Beginning at Franklin Square, thence along the line of tho center of East Main street to theN W.

R. track; thonce along said track to the center line of Wlcuham avenue; thence the center Una of Wickham avenue to tbe center line of North street: th nee the center line of North street to Fr.nklln SECOND DISTRICT--Polling place at the barn of Henry Morey, corner of Wickham avenue and Cottage street, such district comp.isiDg the territory bounded as follows: AH east of the N. O. w. R.

R. tracks and from the center or East Main street to the ren'er of Wickbam avenue, and to the city limits at each street. THIRD DisTRiCT-PolHog place at Ontario Hose Company's house, North street, eiu-h flls- trlet comprlsiug (he territory bounded as fol north of the center )fne of "Wickhwn avenue, and all east of ths center line of North R-reei from tae corner of wiekam avenue and North reel to the city limits at each street. SECOND WARD, FiiiST DISTRICT Pollirg pi ice at Phoenii Engine bouse, John street, such district com- pr'siog the territory bounded as follows: i Wei side of North street from Franklin Square to center Hoe of Prospect street; center Hue of Prospect street to black flirt brook; brook to center of Liberty street; center of Liberty street to canter of Wlokbatn avenue; Wickbim avenue to West Main street, West Btreet to Franklin Square. SECOND DISTRICT--Polling r'ace at J.

P. Mulford's blacksmith shop, Si's North street such district cjmprlslng the territory bounded Between center line of North strpet and center line or Prospect street to city limit In both THIRD DISTHICT--Polling place at Waelklll Engine house, avenue, such district comprlBlnR tbe territory bounded as follows: CommenclDg at westerly limits of city on West Main street; ewterly along West Main street to Wickhum a venue, to Liberty street; center of Liberty street to black dirt brook; northerly ulong brook to a point In line with center of Prospect street; thence westerly on a straight line as Proepect atr et would run if ex ended to city lltnhs; city llml's to West Main street. TBIUD WARD. FIRST DISTRICT--Po'llng place at Frank Wilson's livery and exchange ataxies, 68 West Main street, such district comprising the territory boarded as follows: East Rids of Mill ttrest from city limits to West Main street; south side of Wet Main etreet to South street; west side of South efcet locity limits. SBCORD DisTRicT-PollIng at I.

B. grocery store, 80 and 83 West Main street, such district comprising the territory bounded as follows: Wen tide of Mill street from city limits to West Main street; south side o'West Main to city limits. FOURTH FJRST DISTRICT-- Polling at Slsh bulldlcg, East Main street, suci district comprising the territory bjundcd as follows: South ftreet, beginning at the southeast corner of Franklin (square to the cl'y and East Main street beginning at tbe south- eist corner of Franklin Square, to, but not Including Academy avenue; and Academy avenue to city limits, but not including sail avenue In first district SJCOND DiiTiiiCT -Polling place at Bryant 8 carriage factory, 17 Academy avunue, puch district comprising the territory bounded as fol- Tbe whole of Academy avenue beginning at EastMatnstreet to'Imitotcity; southelde of Eist Main street to N. E. R.

to Sprague avenue, out not Including said avenue, to and Including the west side of Genung street to Academy avenue. THIRD DISTHTCT-Polling place at THUB'H livery stable, Spragua avenue, such district ocm prising the tfrritorv bounded as fo'lows: N. E. W. R.

R. to aod includinfr Sprague avenue, to and Including east side nf Genung street to city limit, or all territory east of Sprngne avenue and Gcnuog street, and south of Main street to limit of cltj. Common Council. E. M.

HAMILTON, City Clerli. MiSaietown, N. Ost, oiTuFtd CHARLES J. 6IERIN6, 7 NORTH STREET, Tbe Adjustment and Fitting SPECTACLES receives personal, attention, does the all sizes. and Rye Flour always on haaiL Animal Meal, a preparation for Staking bens lay.

A. K. DEWEY W. Main St. Telephone Call No.

jl WILMOT DURYBA, PLUMBER Stsain and Gas Fitter MOUTH REPAIRING -OT- Fine and Complicated Watches A' large aeaortmobt of DIAMONDS Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sterling Silver und every thing per taiuiag to a legitimate jewelry establishment. C. J. GIERlNGp 7 HOKTH 8TBBBI. ANNUAL MEETING --OF THE- Board of Supervisors r.

I tnlll Last lit. Name Did Not Appear on tbe Voting Newport, but Bo Totes Becnlarlr Now Coafsasoa More Personal Property Too. NEW YORK, Oct. World pnb- lishes today the following: Mr, James John Van Alon, who paid represent native country at the ffUrt of King Humbert, is an American wuo up to hla forty-seventh year considered it "vulgar to vote." Like the man from tlie Bowery lodging house, who waits on election day to see "what it is worth," Mr. Van Alen waited all his life till it was worth a high place in the diplomatic service.

He threw in $50,000 with his vote, but then he hopes to pull out a blgt'er plum than the lodging house man. Mr. Van Alen is citizen of the state of Rhode Inland. His father wag a citizen of the same slate. The sou never voted until 1892--after lie hod contributed the 150,000.

This remarkable fact was demonstrated positively yesterday in the office of Newport's city clerk by a World reporter, who went over all thu registry lists since 1880. Mr. Vim Alen had any American residence but iu Newport. Ilewas educated in England, and between his majority ind liii marriage to Miss Astor, 17 years igo, he lived almost entirely abroad. He went to Newport only a few times during his iniiri icd life nnd then only ou short visits to liis father, and it was not until just before his dither's death in 1880 that he became in any sense a rCHident.

Since then he tins been on the tHxliouks as the owner it Name Not on the List. This is the law in Itbode I-slnnd qualifying voters: A fteehulder or real estate DwneV niity voto after one residence In tlie stntf mid six months' residence in the city liy simply ImvinK his name put on the voting libt, where it remains until he dies or moves An owner of personal property may vote after two years' residence in tlie -tate and six mouths iu the city, i registers once, nf cr which liis niunoruinniiii Persons owning no property must have liveil the same length of time in the state aiiil city, ut in tbe preceding case, but ti.ey must register every year. Their names must lecorded before Dec. 31 of each ymr lo I iiem to vote at any election in I be coming twelvemonth. So it i bo seen that Mr.

Van Aleu lutve voted fuij yejir it lie had so desired. He is certHinly it resident of Newport, becimse Ids fnther's i was probated tliere, and there he took out letters of administration, lie hits never liatl a resi- ileiicein New York city. His father's place was ou tlie Hudson near In iiifrtonjiind the general's city address was at the hotel he used during his brief stays ill tlie metropolis--the Urevoort House. Just before all the election days in Newport tbe board of canvassers hangs up lists through the wards containing the name of every man entitled to vote therein. A copy is kept in eaeh polling booth, and on it each inun who casts a vote has his name checked off to prevent "repeating." These checked lists are carefully preserved each year and are lilcd awny in the city clerk's safe.

A reporter rend carefully every list since 1830, and never cimie across the name of Van Aleu until he reached the sheet tor October, 18(B. Van Alen, J. begun the listofV's there, and after the name was the check which told of his vote. The name and check appeared also on tlie sheets for November, and April and liny, 18JI3, and the name i be printed on all the coming lists. Hit The teporter looked over the tax lists and Hint J.

J. Van Aleu had lio figures the personal estate column until 18113, when lie is credited with worth of personal property. Ever since his palace nt Ochre point, Newport, was Pini.sl.ed, nearly 10 yearsago, it has beeu tilled witli objects of art, of which a conservative valuuLion would be fl.OOO.OOU, but until this ear he never paid a cent of personal taxes. Now, with the prospects oi an einbassmlorship beforehim, be has confep.sed to the tax commissioners of Newport that he owns $30,000 worth of personal pr-'pcrty. He has bud to pay iu other years tnxcs ou his real estate at a valuation of 8220,000, averaging a year.

This year, with the personal property tax, his contribution to the city treasury lias jumped to nearly 82,500, showing that he believes the opportunity of prefixing embassador to theriame of James John Van Alen is worth more than the flftt stipulated in the bond. Still, there is this to be said iuMr. James John Van Alcn's favor. He is working hard to make up his lost time in voting under the tutelage of Colonel Honey. He did not vote at all for the 3fi years succeeding his majority, but in the last eight months he 1ms voted four times, which stamps him as the 1'idelio of yearling politicians, lie voted in the Newport city election on Oct.

20, 18SB, in the national election on Nov. 4, in the state election on April and In the election of May 23 for a successor in the assembly to the late Henry Astor Carey. Mr. James John Van Alen did little else than actually vote, howcvei. His political mentor, Captain and ex-Mayor and Expectant Senator Honey, attended to all the disgusting preliminary details for bim.

It was the useful Honey who told the tax commissioners that they might put James John Van Aleu down as the owner of $50,000 worth of personal property, aud it was the same gentleman who told the board of canvassers to put the name of James John Van Alen on the registry list. It was Mr. Honey who organized the Newport Democratic club nod proposed James John Van Alen as president, and it was Mr. Houey who urg'Uuxed that sterling organization--the Van AJen guards--which helped 30 signally in the success of the Democintic unity. It may be remarked here that Cap' tin Honey was defeated in Octobe.

1 for a secotrl term as mayor, even with tlie aid of Van Alen's maiden vote. rniiTliild of tlie yal Leclon. CHICAGO, Oul. 13 --General Lucius Fairchild of Wisconsin wni elected commandei in chief of tlie Legion to succeed ex- President Hayes. Thf Foreign lloiird.

Woiicm 1:1:, Oct. evening session of the AiLi-rican board was devoted to addresses from various missionaries from the foreign Mil'I. BRIEFLY TOLD HAPPEN INQ8. The postofflce at Victory Milla, N. robbed.

The an the Union Pacific IB nir. The water supply of St. Louis ii to SB In- reatigated. White caps burned four more cotton gins In Alabama. Three Cincinnati bmik have been Indicted for fraud.

The Whisky trust is starting 1U distilleries in Indiana on full time. Highway robbers attacked and severely beat two men near Brockton, Mass. Dr. SchweiniiiRpr Bends.detail«d of Bismarck's conditloa to the emperor. Frederick Abel was killed by the bursting of a grindstone in an ax factory at Ballston, N.

Y. Patrick Collins, who brutally murdered his wife in San Francisco, was arrested whilf in church. I'rfili'i Wciseman, the Long Island City (X. Iinrglar. sentenced to 18 years' IniiirUoiiinvnt, has become insane in jail over lii-HHnt' nee.

The btvml of managers of the Commercial Travelers' Home Association of America adjouriicjcl at Syracuse to meet at Blug- hauiton, N. Nov. 4. CHICAGO'S BONANZA. THE LATE FAIR VISITORS HAVE MONEY TO SPEND.

PARIS A LA RJSSE. Fetes Toulou Oeoapv the Guy Capital's Attention. 161B, by the United PAIUS, reception of the KUHMHII fleet, nt Toulon is but one duy off, nnd the Russian fever grows hourly ill intensity. The newspapers now give daily long lists of Runsian officials and dignitaries who hnve come Paris to witness the fetes. Russian decorations arc seen everywhere in such variety aurt beamy as would not lie pohsilile in any ot'uur continental cnpitnl.

Designers ami luive leen put to end lo produce novelties which i popular fancies. The h.ive in their windows full length port! aits of the and of Admiral Avclaii, wlio commands tlie visiting squurlron. Within are shown toys and bric-a-lirar adorned with the Russian eagle or with the French and Russian arms combined. KnsMiin nnd French colors nre entwined in the restaurants. One man has russified the name of his place (Cafe Divan) by Itisei'tinK apostrophe between the and thus making it Cafe d'lvan.

A TENOR SINGER'S SUICIDE. George O'llrluti of A i Lloyd's Comedy Company limigit Iliin-usir Albany. ALHA Out. O'tirien of New York, a tenor Arthur Lloyd'H comply company, playing "Our at the Lelttnd Opera Iloii I 1 "re, hanged himself in his loom nt American House just befure the of the performance. O'Brien accomplished bis suicide by securing the end of a firii escape rope to the top of the bedstead and taking a hitch nronud liis neck with another part of the rope.

By pushing the bed from the wall and drawing bis feet up he was able to strangle himself. O'Urien has been with Arthur Lloyd about seven weeks. Two weeks ago his mother died, and since thftt time lie has been despondent and Jnt night drank heavily. He was about 40 years old and had been ou the wtiige 120 years. Fear the Gang.

Oct. committee of citizens from Cashing and Ingalla appeared at the United States marshal's office and 'demanded protection for themselves and their property, ns the Dalton gang has threatened to have revenge on every citizen who aided the officers at the Ingalla battle month ago. The people fear the towns will he burned and they themselves shot down during the excitement. Way man 1 8 Hard Luck, Oct. Wayman, convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment, was released from Auburn prison upon a pardon granted by Governor Flower.

The iron gate had no sooner swung open for his exit, however, than he was confronted by the sheriff of Livingston ccnitity and a policeman, who rearrested him for a series of burglaries committed near the time of the murder. Kit'in Lato and Lost His Bride. ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. Adele Seaman, one of Harbor City's belles, did not become disconcerted when August Klein failed to appear at the hour set for their wedding. She promptly asked for Harry Slmefer, a former lover, and after a few minutes' conversation they were married in the presence of the astonished guests, Klein arrived after the ceremony uud was much at the outcome.

Bombardment Does Not Disturb Rio, LONDON, Oct. dispatch from Rio Janeiro Desultory shots were exchanged by the insurgent squadron and the forts, but the city was not touched. Business went on as usual. President Peixoto has issued a nmuifesto promising to resign if the elections on the 30th iust. be unfavorable to him.

OFFICE OP THE CLERK OF THE BoAiin or STTPEKviaons, Orange County, Gosben, N. Y. Notice is hereby given thtt the meet- Ing ft tbe Brard of Supervisors of Orange county will be held In their rooms in the count? VEMUERlbe at Goshen on WEDNESDAY, NO isih, 2 o'Qlock p. m. All persons having; bills or ciaimi of any 1e- sci-lptioo agamtt said county are hereby notified ard required to deposit tbe same, uroperty made out.

Itemized and verified according to law. ID a receptacle provided for toat purpose in tho Orange Count; Cloi It's office on or before the third oay of such meetlntr. In default thereof ucn bills or claims will net be audited at said annual meeting. In order to secure the proper distribution of drafts for bills audited, claimants are required to endorse on tfce'r bills the name of tbe town in which they reside and tneir pustofllce address. fill's prescnf.4 by Justices or Constables for service in criminal proceedings, must state fully the nature of the crime committed by the person or persons apprehended or as to distinguish tntKcen felonies aid misdemeanors.

Constables or any other officers making any charge 1 for mileage snail state In their bills the points traveled to and firm, tcgether with the actual number of miles traveled. No bills for miUge can be allowed that ate not so Itemized. INQHAM STUBLEV, Clerk. 81MI8 In a Hollow Tree. KNOXVILLE, Oct.

eccentric resident oC llawkinb county, baa just celebrated his one hundred and seventh bhthday. During the past few years he has refused to sleep in his house at night, but sleeps in a WK hollow elm tree. Yacht and Ferryboat ID Col Union. NEW YOKK, John Jiicob Astor'a steam yacht XoiirumbHl collided with the ferrybujit Washington of the Pennsylvania railroad line in midstream. A panic ensued on both boats, but no one was injured.

Up the Wrecked Steamer. SOUTHAMPTON, N. Oct. wreck of the Bteamer Panther, about two miles off this vlllnge, was blown to pieces today by dynamite under the direction of government officials. lr.

Pii I ford Indicted. NEW I A Oct. grand jury of the superior court reported a true bill igainst Dr. William H. Palford of Anso- aia, charged i murdering Nellie Ncs- silt, Fire Drofrmid Off the Bar.

Oct. Two boats of the fishing fleet wore ciipsiaed by the heavy seas oft' tbe bur, and tive of their crews were drowned, all negroes. Hit: Approves of Klgiti. L.OMKIN, Oct. queen has approve! of the appointment of the Ewl of Elgin as vimroy of ludiu.

ind Real Wtn, Utt mt CITY Ml SUI UyttM DOWE, MASON TEETS, Successors to Burneer French, PRACTICAL PAINTERS Boore. sign and ornamental Tmlnttng. hanging and Kilsomlnlng. Hardwood flnishliie a specialty. Country work promptly attended to.

Estimates given on all work. NIK Academy Arcane. INCREASING SALES --OF OUR- Best Water White Test at lOc per gallon, ANTI-MONOPOLY OIL Fine Sullivan Co. batter 22c to 25o ner pound by tbe package. 28c to 30c at retail.

PIUsbury'8 Waahburn Sc, Crosby's and Imperial Flour. BIlxedsplceaandotberBplceaot all kinds, Including whole and ground mace and white Ja- mtciagtrgerroot, provUionfl, foreign and domestic fiulta. canned frultv, Tegetables and fich, fine No. store mackerel, tobacco, olgara. at The South Street Market.

ALL KINDS OF MEATS. OYSTEES are now In Bfaarin and we are re- ceivl.gihtm every day direct from ojater beds A Jarge supply constantly on hand at lowest prices. We prepared to euppljr trade at abort notice Poultry of All Kinds. Partlas and weddtoge supplied at notice. Fresh country sausage.

O. It South street. Chapter of Daughters of the Uevolutton. BOUXD BliOOK, N. Oct.

Middlebrook chapter of the Daughters ol the American llevolutlon was organized here. Not Much Said About Hard Tluici, ami a Very LlTely Intere.t In Gold Question--Talk! With Africanders--Tlier Don't I.I he Rider Hiinrard. WOHLD'B FAIB, Oct. -Tho city is full country people, as it never wan before, ami has been for 10 days. Not long ugo I uoted that of the dally visitors to the fair, 170,000 or so, at least two-thirds were of the farm and village class, nnd I supposed they wore all who had come here, buCevcry day there arequite aa many down town and in public resorts.

All the parks are crowded whenever tho weather admits; ut every matinee, regardless of tbe grade of the theater, many are turned away, aud all rifty popular price stores are thronged. It TS estimated by the liest informed retailers that 200,000 country people per day are spending on an average $10 each, and when I see the big bundles carried away by all who leave our hotel I cannot doubt it. If our folks are poor, they have a queer way ol showing it, but the country merchants say it will be migl'ty hard on tbem for the next three months. The Financial 1'robtoui. All the visitors I talk with, especially in the Mining building, and all the exhibitors there, are intensely interested in the Hold mining The smallest, item in the papers is eagerly scanned.

My talks are chiefly men "iti the lutliaim aud Kansas build ings and at a hotel patronized almost entirely by Indiana uud Ohio people, and it seems to me that Americans uow understand financial questions better than ever before. lien Dr. Matthews of Cape Towu reached the Mining building a few days ago, lie was beset for the very latest news almost ns eagerly as tho president would be for omoes or views, as lie is a scientist who came especially in the mining interest. I have Lad a talk-with a Mr. Millerton of Port Natal, who came direct from tho new golddeld and says that although the British nre on tho evo probably of the worst African war in their history, it is overshadowed by interest in the mines, It is, us he Buys, a jjrent pity shame," he called it) that the Transvaal has 110exhibit here, as it is the center ot so many interests.

"Of course the lirst reports nre gross 1 says Mr. Millcrton, nuless all tho practical miners and till tlm men ol science are mistaken therein gold enough in raicli toover- supply the world. It's the bloody Mutu- bele that worry us now and your blessed Rider Hagmiui hurt of scratuhhards who make everybody suspect that every writing Africa is a lit 1 Tho K.iflirs down at Kimberleyare workers, Im'pthedriuk away from them, but i the nin- gersarcthe hardest in the world. And then your And regret to add, the KeuLletniiu used some language he evidently did not learn in Sunday school. Lute, Official uiul Interesting.

Mr. S. Berliner, secretary of the Cape of Good Hope commission, has just received the latest report from the new mines and kindly allows me to copy. So, us a matterof interest to miners, 1 take the ofllcinl statement for one company's workings. In the month ending early in September there were taken from the Henry Nourse claim l.OSltonsof quartz, which yielded 'K 5d.

in gold. Mining and reduction cost 18s. U.38d. pertou. Adding incidental cost, the clear profit for the mouth was or This is a new mine.

"The Kaffirb," said Mr. Berliner, "got from 4 to 0 shillings a day and work splendidly. you know, is only a nickname and means something like servant. They ure of the same stock as the Zulus." "And are the bltieks down there like our colored Americans?" "Ob, bless your soul, no! Xone of them was enslaved. You can't flnd a negro in both Americas who traces his descent to a KafDr, much less Zulu.

They don't know what fear is. lore's the morning paper says the 4,000 British soldiers are advancing from Fort Salisbury, and if one of them gets out of Matabcltj land alive he may call himself a lucky Lo Bengula bus about 80.000 men, aud they'll light anything. They nren't a bit afraid ot a lion or any other beast, and for lighting iu that country they are aa well drilled as tho British. Now, among those low niggers of the west coast we can go iu and knock 'em about anyhow, but these fellies arc fighters. And there was no need of interfering anyhow.

A prime set ot British boys are to be knocked on the head for a quarrel between two chartered companies and two sets of dashed niggers," And here again I must add that extreme terms were used. And as he talked tbe crowd rapidly grew denser around tho diamond working, though the fair gates had been opened but a few minutes. As the pale blue or grayish rock lies in stack's, the rotiijh diaiuondscan be seen projecting from tlie broken edges here and there and looking much like nodules of lead ore--no brightness, nothing to indicate their value. At the stairs leading to the narrow platform from which one can look down on the big washer a long cue is already formed, and 100 or more people are waiting their turn to get up. Aud so it goes all day, with it continuing chorus of "Olis!" aud "Ahs!" "Now, who would think that was a diamond?" and so on.

On the other side, and behind heavy plate glass, the skilled lapidaries cut and polish the diamonds, and really it is no wonder the crowd is great, for the sight is well worth seeing. And as tbe stalwart Zulus come and go even the ladies express admiration, and occasionally an old soldier says: "You can bet there's good stuff iu 'em. I wouldn't be in a hurry to fight them fellows." No More "Cmmtry Jays." When this exposition began, the witty paragraphersof Chicago took it for granted that the blunders and ignorant remarks of the "country greenhorns" would furnish material for no end of But it has not proved so. The ruraiists have taken very good care of themselves. Not one of them has beeu killed or seriously injured by the cable cars, though Chicago's unwary continue to suffer.

Visitors who want information usually ask the guards in a low tone, and iu the presence of wonders and mysteries they talk with their friends or keep still. The entire crop of good jokes would scarcely 1111 a column. The truth is, we have very few unsophisticated country people left, and of those, few, very few, get here. There i a big percentage of very plainly drcsne people, and many tt man I meet looks as he had just left his ox team in the suburbs aud walked over to see the fair without change of clothes. But they can take care of themselves.

Perha.pt some of our readers would like to know In what respect Chamberlain's Cough Remedy li better than any other. We will tell you, When Remedy Is taken toon a oeld has been contracted, and before It DM become fettled in the system, It will counteract the effect ot the cold and greatly lessen IU severity, and It li the only remedy that will do this. It exits IP perfect harmony with nature and aids nature In relieving; the lunes, opening the secretions, liquefying: the muoous and causing Its expulsion from the air cells of the lungs and restoring the system to a strong and healthy condition. No other remedy In the market possesses thtee remarkable properties. No other will cure a cold so quickly.

For tale by B. C. Tuthill, Jr. AMT Fort IB a Storm but In a moment of calm reasoning try "Royal Ruby Port Wine." It Is the purest and best wine of its class. Good body.eioellentflavorand great strength Economical too for medicinal and family use Let It convince you lUelf.

Quart bottles, II; pints, 60 oil. For sale by J. B. Mills, druggist Prof. government chemist, writes "I hare carefully analyzed your 'Royal Ruby Port Wine, 1 bought by me In the open market, and certify that 1 found the same absolutely pure aud well aged." This wine Is especially recommended for Its health-restoring and building up properties; It strengthens the weak and restores lost vitality particularly adapted for convalescents, tbe aged, nursing mothers aud those reduced and weakened by over-work and worry.

Be sure you get Royal Ruby (1 per quart bottles, pints OOc. Sold by .1.15. Mills, druggist. Bottled by Royal Wino Chicago. Maud.

We would be pleased lo have you cull at our store for a free package of Bacon's Celery King for the Nerves, which we are distributing to all allllct- ed with dyspepsia, and all blood, liver and kidney diseases. Bacon's Celery King Is simply doing wonders In building up worn out constitutions, and is the grand specific for nervousness, sleeplessness, headache, and all derangements of the stomach, liver and kidneys. Samples free. Large packages 50o at John J. Chambers' Drtip Store, 39 W.

Main street, sole agent. Allen's Dlnoovxrr for Pilau. Allen's Discovery for Piles will cure blind bleeding and Itichlng piles whrn all other treatments have failed. Tt stopi the itching at once, eases the soreness, acts ss a poultice and absorbs the tumors. It Is a new that cures piles.

Prepared only for piles, Itching and chafing and nothing else. Ask to-day for Allen's Discovery. Sold by all druggists, 50c. Sent by mail. Address Allen'e Discovery, Uox 8H, LeRoy, N.

Y. What More Can You Ask are Reasonable KB -AND We Guarantee Satisfaction 1 The Way to be Convinced is to Giie Us a Trial Older, L. S. J. D.

STIVERS, The Printers, When Baby was sick, wo gave her Oastorla, When sho was a Child, she cried for Castorla, ViTien Bho becaino Minn, she ctung to Ctihtoiia. When she hod Children, ehe gave them CatttorhL WORCESTER BRAND SALT Hi buga Is of Hue gralu, rurc KI A clean PURE SPICES Whole grouinl. CJrcon LCKROU'H whole in lit bplcef, Iiriei'ii In (juittt- cr pound imuitgo. PURE CIDER Now crop OnilurR I rKlnltiK, oruuKOKnd lemon pool I A 1 chron. 0 EusL Mftlu Ktrcoi.

I V. Fresh To-Day 1 BARS! PEANUT, FRUIT, LEMON COCOANUT, Solid traineneiwouNew Vork and Oolaaio via Obautauaua Lake or Nlacara Palla. Put- main cam between Now and BniaaUlt HuBalo, Nlacara Falls, Toronto. OhaMMoa Lake. Cleveland, OlnelnntU and Oblaafo.

TIME TABLE. 4, pUNK JOB PRINTING 1XKCUTBD ARTISTICALLY AND KXPKDITIOUSLY AT PROP IB PBIOii. TtHIS OrVKJB. L. B.

4 J- D. STlVlHft PAUL PURRS', 38 W. Main Mlddletoirn IN THE SEASON, Sarething ftr Cough 20c I Cod Liver Oil Full pints 50c. Never out of Benson SURETHINC FOR HEADACHE 10c a package. City Pharmacy.

S. GLIIEMAi Oor. North udOomand NOTICE OF HBSOLUTIOK, The (Inn known heretofore ae Stevens Cooper having dissolved partnership by mutual consent, Mr. Cooper thanking tho public for patronage In the pust, will still try to please one nnd all with his Bon Bonn, Chocolates and counter goods, who may i In the A S. CO01 KK, II West Main Street.

I Jg: Colonel AlcCture Better. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Clure's coudiciuu muak improved. Me- B. F.

GORDON, Practict! Witclmt.ir, Jiwslir Enrmr Nortli Or OORDOV 1 BLKOTBIO TTXB BALL. I A Mounted and Loose straw. Gold and Siliir Witches, Solid Silier rims JKWXLRT and MI Tible fare CLOCKS, BRONZES, Bte, npon. at prices that cannot be Improred ErnnrtblBC strtotlj Unt-elaM. Ripalrtag A Spiclalty Lawit of litter ail Hmiru Enrwlii Biaeuted.

W. tt, FlItH's, 30 MllQ F. GORDON, 55 North St "I consider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy specific for croup. It In very pleasant to take, which Is one of the most Important requisites where a cough remedy Is Intended for use among children. I have known of cases of croup where I know tbe life of a little one was saved by tbe use of Chamberlain's CougU Remedy." J.

J. LaGrange, druggist, Avoca, Neb 50 cent bottles for sale by C. Tuthill, Jr, "During my term of service in the army I contracted chronic diarrfccei," Mys A. E. Bunding, ol Baliey, Oregon.

"Since then I have used a great amount of medicine, but when I found any that would give me relief they would Injure my stomach, until Chamberlain's Colic, Cho'era and Diarrhoea Remedy was brought to my notice. I uaed it and will say It Is the only remedy that gave me permanent relief and no bid results follow." For sale by R. C. Tuthill, Jr. BENJ.

B. WILLIAMS Wines, Liquors Cigars, Eto. ti si pMttiu, r. 'Bottled Lager and Ate Evmrdt Canada a ba. A Matter of Habit.

ii ulways speaks well at everybody. Wicks--Merc Heworkea at cuttinK out touabsLone epitaphs for several Transcript. At the Sportsman's Emporium 60 JAMES STREET. Job lot of new and second hand brn-olaes LAWN MOWERS for sale cheap. Agenu for the Victoria Lawn Mower, tne flnert maoolDe on toe market.

Lawn mowers sharpened and Bicycle Repairing a Specialty. J. H. CLEARWATER. James T.

King, druggist anfl nptiotifl A Toiltt Free! Free I Freel Bach new customer buying WO worts trom wlllb lbepreaenwawlttia Handsomely Bound Book which can ba mm elihtten OUerat HITTER A BEYEA. Conwr Morth and OnoHW BoMltn' HoBmuBt is only for firemen. Wo have a largo iapply of white cotton gloves, whi'o ties and rubber covers for cape, to meet the nccjeof tbe mtmoors in all tho companies. Wo solicit at Ic'ist an inppoclion of those goods and a comparison of prices. Wo hive pr.

pared for i distribution, a nrat card with tho line of mart li of tho Firemen's Parade, and list of participnUng companies. It is your'B for the I tVAC L1PFELD, 25 Nortb street WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a DOW i BROTHERS' PllKlES consisting ol chow chow aud oy ihodojicn. Also a IMio BSHOH- iccnlof craclterH. Try our Ko.vH Cnrum Ilia- cult. Now Hwcot elder, extra fcWEET POTATOES Apple', prach'-H.

urapCMand baimnw. you like a tiooil ci'pof cocoa or clio'olulo try sioli" wtTcU's Imporlod ci coa and NODC nicer In the mi.rltot. E. M. HURTIN 3B North SI MlddJclown.

A Now Comploto Traatment, coiwlnllng ol of Omlnioiit and two Boms of Ointment. A uovor-rullluit Cum for 1'llos of every nature and ilcuroo. It mnkrm nn oijorntlon with tho knlfo or tnjoctlnlis of cnrlmlto cld, which are painful aod Beldora a iiuniiiiiioul cure, and ofteo bj our ngonte. rnarCTIDATirtM Cured. PI lei Prexnttd, liUNa I Irfl I IUN bylipineteUverPelltts Ihe great LIVEH nnd STOMACH KEOyjLATOH rmd BLTKIDPUHIFIEU.

Small, mild and plejsijnt lo tako, especially adapted for ute. C(J Uoeei OUAHANTEE3 Issued oar? bj J. E. MILLS, Sole Aicent, 8 Empire Block, North Street, Mlddletown, N. Y.

OIL! OIL! -BEST- Water White Oil 6c PER GALLON. J. C. Ronjon SOD, 79 and 81 Wlokhem Avt. Butcher and Grocer SWIFT HAMS Swift'i Smolnd SpadaMr I TO-DAY TWO TONS OF Choice Delaware Go.

Butter whleb we arc Holllnn ut rock buiiom prices. Aiioibur lot of Mason's Improved Fruit Jars whluli we nre fiorlr.K fie cttcli. A'so another lot ot tboso tancy June pens at 1 Ic per ran. Try fur laney grutmm wutor.i ul cents per pound. Bros'.

Cash Store 108 North Htrcot. 7 HOSE Elegant; Japanese: Dusters In cur window REDUCED TO 10 CENTS to cloHC them out at Cliiiibrs' Pharmacy, so "WEST A I STREET. Not a Willing Tool of tne Standard Oil Monopoly The Bear Creek Refining Co 's BEST A WBITB 150 Degrees Fire Test Oil, don't be deceived Mid buy ctiotp oil to heip monopoly crush hoccat compctitloo. J. T.

ROBERTSON, East Main Street. Mlddlttowo. Having secured too services ol a Urn-class book binder, I am now prepared to promptly execute orders for all Itlndnof book binding and leatbor case mailcK. Binding ol Maeulnos, Music, Periodicals, a specialty. Old book! repaired or rebound, and law rebackeri reasonable prices.

A. E. MclNTVRD, North St. 1 N. BRYANT BROS.

CARRIAGES BIG BARGAINS Blacksmithing, Painting Pirn-elan verk actllly. BRYANT S' 3:8 o'' 5 1 '8 jass" 1 i a -I I MS.SL 1) a a 888 tt I 1C JStmflajonlr. 1BicWBudu. MUf Inr tn nmrtaintot MIDDI.BTOWH Hush at ftSi. Pin ISLABD OoshSB forPlas at 10.47 a.

m. si. atllj. NnrmiKOii VIA rorNowbuigU .17.40 a m. except Bimdar.

I0.a a dall7, and 8.86 dall ciccpi p. p. m. Sundays only, ftal; oonnccU for Nowburgh via Arden luuad of 1M VIA OHiTOOBOT-Leara Gray court m. oioopv Sunday, IO.M a.

m. dally, I.S» p. m. eiccptsunday.e.* Sunday, 8t) p. m.

Sunday only. Ml stop al Trains tin II, and Sunday Specials Ml, Main lllddletowB. H. I. W.

B. B. Trains Maln-M. a.m. Arrive: I'HR PLACE FOR 1 WlflES, AND CIGARS.

Puttier Kl 1 DcaMMtc, li Jacob Gunther's, MASONIC St. P. O. Isllsaaal VOL. Ill BUSINESS WKVTAKU, Auorr.ei i Law.

Rooms and o. North Mrmt Mlddlelox of tltlfiH to ceiato. KNIIV W. WIUJIN8.0 KroraU 4louiwn. N.

V. Noun Public lor New Yo llonnr ot DeedD tor New Jerne OUN C. H. TAVLOIt, Ailorocjr and Counnellc No. Ik Nurlh street.

DENTISTH In all IK ODONTUNDCH Oood net of teeth, K. amtlRtanut. lady and gcM reception roonm. Two Dr. Robinson's Dent tRrman lllook, JameM Slrcot.

US. T. O. KHKI) Surcoon letn Office Over National Ki Oor. Ualnuit) South ilARNKS.

DKSTIMTI llfftceovor Hank. I A. W. 7 Ui" trantod without Kan liuM IV. lloomii 10 North Stron.

I'HOTtHIKAI'll Jrv Kone but IOHN YOUNUS, l.cr.er.l fl maiflsctvonot: all kitili No. 6 PouQdrr utrvul I I I 11. I architect. Truitt Hulia and Orchard Sin uuo, Mlddtntovrn. N.

M. UALI.OCU, Olvll 1, Toyor. 13 Orcljsrd HAS. J. KVItliSON.

rturToyor. SI S. A I On URPUVS I A Uvory. No. Julin i'lr or wo Jilt nK, and nitfbl.

IVlophon ravlN. No aid. WILSON. JJ AND KOAIll niavho HpcclavUy of ft DCfcl anil olom OoachrH ooralM aim) turnlHbO'l. Hiat'l Main i H.

HOttTON, A A Rear of Commercial Ham), Uanal tttroolH. lioraoa b-uf Hoteotlou aivrayn OB baud M. TITUS. Llvory. Hale and Ei No tiSpraguo no OmntbUHen lo all imlna.

niabloH or with Jrlrnra at 4r tJAVKU'S 1.IVKIIY No IV 1C Main 81 LIV1CKY. DOAKUIf StaMen. -clan-t dlni-s and parllen llui I.IVK A. KXC1IANUE Wm. Tyndall, proprl dletown, H.

Y. Olp. oulnalwayrton hand dines and funerals. A A I Closed and open co it nirH. le.

OOHTRAOTUHil W. HILL, Carpi Cor Jamcitauil N.V. All orders i I WOilll. KBLI- cr. E' Sliop Nortb ulrei Htroot.

OHN A I.OVRl.l Hullilcr A i bra lu. KHtlmatcw I I I LI Uonlract S3 P. OHAMHEKS, IT; Unapf aicn work. U11.1.I JL ioMrac KlILY.OocI Itenidrnce SB Hountoi M. W.

CAKI'l lluliarr. Hho; ItCHidenco L'THKU IIARIIK llullib-r. ROT-M UAS. 7.. I COHTUACT Bear) SI-A; J-P.

acii- IH -i tY, 1 lor rlo J'jar 1 Icitbi ON 1 Olll't ock AK1 trr I leer 11 Ml. 1. A or itreel Com 0 rtiptl It sr NT 1C or. '1 l.tft lit IJ AV1NU purchased Jtl bUBlnese lorrr.eHy -s K. In this clti.

Ve ar on II I. A' xikh" 13 aud wagon II bpoclal rtlrlng ol all kl toil one I I n.O 1 OT house flbltblCK. ftlvrayH on httid. jrjl A 1 i tfl Kfcft Ji 1 hfttleractlor. Kuartcl K.

Ar. a A i I'tanB npccl Icil'' AROplITl bllct SHOSMA: IVT iJM on 1 ot ah klLtf -i'-t H. Work 1 1'. Mun atotio. fown utone, rtaFplrK- tablOH, rlc.

7 North street. KS UAURKT I' iro A House of Centrally located. Urn plied wllh V.A- ttoQB. Here tfc a Look A. Coiidlr.ston, I IT WILL TO BUV ot i.

B. Bwalm, It KIM stock well assorted ILH aurket affoKU. Plot- I I'll'- JAVA AND MO no equal. To miki mportauons I am oEert purobasers of crocu I lamps ft Ut HH SUM! H. PAPB tmtlHI RB8IDBKCE corner I.