Niagara County News, 1886-04-30

              NIAGARA COUNTY NEWS. Vol. VI YOUNGSTOWN, N.Y., APRIL 30, 1886. No. 10. LOCAL. liuOll I • "ids lit pIVHOIIt. I ■ i ■ ■ r I v iifiir time for talking up a Four b of July celobrutlon. —Tbo" Cliiiora" will OOfIMMBM her regular tlipa on .May 24th. —Oiifii Hrothei« expert to linvotlielr new -(•• niiiT liiiinchol by thu 15th of Mny. — The Hint luwn mower of the xraiion niH(ll) ItH It I >|K-'tltl lilt' Tlll-H.lttV ■■! • '■ 111 —Look out for our new «tory, " llonnle Doon," wliiuh will ccniiiiiencu on May 14th, Try I Hii'k of " Itiver Si<li>" Flour. Kor •ale by N. l> Himkcll at i\ M pi hundred. I) oil hfaek hntH (or BO Mttta, M M. Brown't Ototblag HoaWiSatpwwloß Bridgt —Anions oilirr developed by the win in NiiiiKliine it the Hinull boy with a M-.li polo. M Brown, tbe elothJw of Hnapemion Brldgf, Nt'lli* n good, all wool BM'l auit for 18.00 —The "oldest Inhiil.ltant" doei not rein inljur evur seeing thu water no high m till' liver. s P»rk linker, K-<] .ha* aucrerdcd in ob- Illntng 1 piniloi of MI.OU per inuuth for Mi- l-i iriiinn .lining lu-r lif o time. —Tli.-ii- la no need of any man k<,'nK without cl.'tlicn, «• luiik n» M llroivn Sulla a pair of |.iiiii», liut'il for (Vie. —A vig'laiictt commit too in formed lion,, «bi)Mt iluty will ht |O lnmuevniy himi> wbocomri here ami hiikk,'"ll " inilioud." —It la hoped that our Villus 11.nr.1 will soon do h<l iiiol 111 r<, tin- -fi.-it litiU|.K,wbioh area Miuh Bf dt'<l linproveuient in thin Tillage.—FlratrlasK plnnm mil nrgann an- sold at M. A. Hatter's Munio Store Sii«|" iimwi Bridg*. Sou u.lvei tiniMiunt In another Column.—Fiiday laat Captain MoUuirf. (lovern- I nii-iit Kiigin-jur f iMill Hsivoßo, limpected thu .1 douu itl Kurt Niagara b> tbn late Htorii'. -The revival huh tint" a' the ME. Church liavti bt'Oii diacoiitiuued. Her. Mr. Morrow will preach a xornion on] w'Ully fur the roo- Tortu next .Sunday ovrtillig. —The npp..intiui'iit of K.-v John N. ttt bol.l, nf St Jc.tin's chui.-h, V.iuni;«tin»M, u< i bj Chaplain in ttn> United Ktatet Army, haa l.ri'ii i-.iiti: in, it by the Senate. Hiirn. April 'JMh, to Mr. and Mia. Abner ' Holilrn, a win. Tbe little fellow bad one ' tooth already cut when b<.in. and another one just making It* appearance. -Wi are informed that Mr. Churchyard, the r< iitrttrt"! for the new barrack* and uftk'iiV quaitvr* at Fort Ninuniit.iii endearoring to let nut the job by nub-ciniract* \ ..1} liiitvy tliuiul'l and : aili utorni vi«lt<-d Yount't.iwn early Tue«.lay ui..iuinK. (anting for neveral Imiirn. The mill «»« tli« lien\ lent witnessed here for a nuinl • i . f yeara. —At ami'otiin: >.f tlie flrat  la] »f <«-rti< iii 1 i-t, Mr. A. ii Patina wt il ■■' d iiu>t«'eiuplacoof j.i H.i h is. wi»o«e t.Min of aflat will expire Mn IM '■ fiiifiv «tuel in Rtpaoa & Sni'a f nun.lr> >'iiinl a hlle beiug operated on Wed lU'inUy KorttniaU>ly M biwly waa hort, although Mr M C. Bone»te«U had a very j naimw eaoape. \ number of the fair inaida of Youngt- ■ town, on returning from tbe ball at Niagara early Tuesday morning, crowed the river ■ nit; tiouie -luTrring slid dren h..l to tbe >Silti. Bokh.—Thursday, April 2)' th, to Mr. and Mr* N. D. Haskell, twlDi — both boys. Mother and children comfortable. Father in a precarious condition, but it i* hoped he will survive —The young lady proprietor! of the Barton Houn have cloaed the bar. and the hotel will in the future be a teinperan -e hoote. bar room ha» been renovated, repapered ami painted, and '* ill be used at an ottlce. —Bometblug over ten dollar* wa« railed last Sunday in the I'reebyterian Sunday ai-hool for the purpose of cleaning and renovating their room. It wjs notioable that ■orne of the princip<il workert in the church did not donate a cent. —At the annual Vestry meeting of St. John'* Church, Monday last, the following olllcer* were elected for the current y. art- Wardens—Uen Penrose and Mr. Wm Ripaon. Vestrymen—Lieut P O Wood, Peter 9. Tower, Dr. Falkner, Byron W. Moon. — Mrs. Romeliu McOinnia, formerly of this town, died at her residence in I/jckport Monday, aged about sixty-five years. Her sister-in law, Mrs. Allen, was with her during the fo'.v da3-s of her Illness The funeral services took place at two o'clock on Wed nesday. —Dr. L. Balcom has been laid up for several days ut his home In Lockport from an injury received by being thrown from a boggy. The doctor was unable to visit ; Youngstown this week as advertised: his son Frank cams In his place. We wish the ; Doctor « speedy recovery. —The thirteenth birthday of Master Dannio'Slezluger occuried Tuesday, und on the afternoon of that day a number of young friends, among them Masters Will and Sbeppard Newton, were Invited to the residence i of Mr. Hlezinger, where they bad a very eu| joyable time. —Juhn Truesdule, of Hlalrville, drove his stallion, " Beecber," on the scales to be weighed Tuesday, when a plank broke, scttr. j itig the horse, which started on aruu.breuk{ iug a whiftetree. It seemed likely to be a serious runaway for a few minutes; but the animal wu stopped after going fifteen or twenty rods. " Boecber" was subsequently placed upon the scales and turned them at 1,400 pounds. —The Baptist church at Lockport have made arrangements for a Ave weeks lecture course in Hodge Opera House, commencing Tuesday evening, May 11th; Hut ject, "Westminster Abbey." May lSib, " I.ord Byron." May 25th, " Australia." June Ist, " Greatness of Man." June Nth, "Apes and Peacocks" This coui>e promises to be a very instructive and phasing one, und our readers, who ran, should attend. —The following is the prettiest compliment we have bad paid us in a year: The Niagara County A'ewa, published at Youngstown, proposes to abdicate the Tth of May in favor of The Youngitown Newt, which latter is to be double the size of the former paper. The new and enlarged paper j Is to be under the management of the pre sent paper— which means that our neighboring town is to contiuue to have one of the | newsiest and most enterprising county ! papers published.--Niagara Fall* Courier. The air is full of bluebirds, The trees are full of buds, The buckot's full of whitewash, The house is full of suds. We stumble over bed-slats Rcclitting In the hall, And down the stairs in spring time Secure an early fall. We see the stove pipe dreaming On glossy vest and shirt, We see a hum from Pittsburg Our s»ullow-tail begirt. All hail, O gentle spring time, With beauties manifold, All musical with brooklets And bright with flowers of gold. Come on, O rose-crowned I eanty, With all your charms unscreened; You bet we'll just be happy When this old house is cleaned. — Why are the clerks always busy hand-; ing out goods in Hansom & Son's store? Be- j cause they sell at lowest prices, and give the j best goods. NEW STORY. In our Issue of May 14th we will begin the publication of a new serial story entitled " Bonnie Doon," a splendid romance, which holds the reader entranced froiu beginning to end. I-adlis, do not fail to read the open ing chapters. You will like it, as " Bonnie Doon" is one of the best love stories we have ever road. Look out for »ur issue of May 14th! We aro going to surprise you. G. A. R. Notice. Headquarters Melville C. McCollum Post, ) No. 228, Dopt of N.Y., G.A.K., Itwsomvn.t.ic, NY , April'2s, 1880. ) Circular. To all whom It may concern: A movement is being made by this Post to erect headstones to the graves of all honorably discharged Soldiers and Sailors whoso place of burial is unmarked in the towns of Porter, Lewiston and Cambria And for the furtherance of this object, all persons having knowledge of such graves are respectfully requested to furnish the following information to tbe Committee herein appointed of their respective towns the age, rank, company, regiment, (or ves sel), and date and place of deuth of soldiers or sailors who died during the wsr or since. , The Committee for the town of Porter are Commies Chas. lUab, Fort Niagara, Harvey Cudaback and Henry Johnson, Youngstown; Solomon Warren and W. J. F. Pendergrass, Ransomville. Cambria—Comrades Earl Pierce, Don C. Petty and Kobt. O'Harra. Lew is to ii -Comrades Johu Duffee, A. M. McCollum and George Wbittaker. Official, By Order of the Post, C. RoßtKTfcort, W M. B. Fowlrr, Post Adjutant. Commander. PERSONAL. Miss Mary Donovan is visiting friends in Buffa'o. —Mr A. Dwight of Wilson, »as in town one day last week. — Mr. M 8. Yosburgb of Wilson, was In this village last Wednesday. — Miss Lillie Cowan spent a few days last week with friends In Buffalo. — Mis. George Carter of Buffalo, was in town two days last week visiting relatives. — Mr. Steve Sullivan, clerk of the Hotel de Brighton, spent a few days tbe past week at Lockport. — Mrs. James Williams and daughter have been spending the week with her parents Mr. aud Mrs. John Carter. —Dr. L. Balcom baa sent as word that he will be at his office in tbe Hotel de Brighton early next Monday morning, reedy to attend to the dental wants of bia patrons. —Mrs. Isaac Crofoot has so far recovered from her recent serious illness to return to her home in Syracuse. We are sorry her poor health prevented a mure pleasui t visit. Enlarged and Improved. With our first issue In May the Niagara Cot'.VTV News will bid an affectionate adieu to Its many patrons and readers, and while we are shaking hauils with them It will cordially recoommend to them our successor, Thk Younohtown News, which will be just double our present site, and has agreed to carry out all of our present contracts and as many more as we can make. The new and enlarged Nkwh will bo under the sume management, and with the double amount of reading matter will no doubt please our readers as well as at present. Should any one, howeve.r be dissatisfied in in any particular, we w ill make any changea they suggest as to name, size, style or make up. We will add several columns of Farm notes, Fashions, Miscellany and the Telegraphic news of the week In a condensed and pleasing form. These improvements will of necessity be attended with much additional expense, but we have decide I to continue tbe present subscription price of $1.00 per year. —Potatoes, peas, beans, corn, oats, barley, buckwheat aud all kinds of seeds itt Kanbom & Son's. COUNTY NOTES. — About one hundred men are employed on tbe Aluminum wurks. —A new pair of large iron shears have been placed in the Rolling Mill. —Jubn Auilrow of Somerset,a young man about 1H years of age, was badly injured recently by ihe accidental discbarge of a double barreled shot gun. — Michael Mohaney, an old resident of | Suspension Bridge, died Wedneedav, lined | sixty-eight. lie held the office of Overseer ; of the Poor several terms —The Lockport Union sayi: The Indications at present aro very strong that tbe pro posed re union of tbe Confederute soldiers of the Shenandoah Valley and the Union soldiers of Western New York, to take place In Lockport, will be postponed until 1887. — Alva Sturgess was arrested at Albion Saturday, charged with attempting 'o burn a building In Middleport In which Sturgess Bros, had goods on which thoy had $1,000 insurance. He was brought to tbe Nlagira county jail. —An old man named Patric'i Flanders was run over and instantly killed by West Shore train No 54 Sunday evening at tbe Lewiston avenue crossing, at Suspension Bridge. Flandera resided at Suspension Bridge and was on bis way borne wben the accident occurred. The entire train passed over blin, cutting off one leg, part of tils head and otherwise mungling tbe body in a shocking manner. He was sixty five yrais of age. —The '25th annual reunion ol silver wedding of tbe surviving members of the 28th regiment, N. Y S. Vol., will be held at the Hodge Opera House Lockport, on Satur day, Muy 3'3d next, Mr John II odgo, with characteristic liberality, having tendered the use of the Opera House to tbe veterans on that occasion. Many visitors are expect ed from places whert companies from tbe 28th regiment were recruited. It is under stood that, after consultation among the of fleers sn I members of the 28th regiment. It baa been decided to postpone the contem plated grand reunion between the blue and tbe gray until the summer of ISH7. —Tuesday of last week, committee ap ; pointed by the b<>ard of Supervisors to secure quarters for tbe 43d Separate Company at Niagara Falls to bo used as an Armory were In that town and signed tbe papeis for the lease of tbe Niagara Falls Rlnk, ai d Wedti.-aday tbe company took possession of tbelr new quarters Mr. Morgan tbe super vising architect, will visit Buffalo at once and inspect the locker*, gun case>s, etc., of the tVitb Regiment, with a view of putting in similar ones at the rink. He expects to put them in under tbe direction of tbe Inspectors General, so that when tbe now Armory is built they can be used. The Average American. The Americans dies frc m overwoik and ' anxiety. Wben be is five years old be begins school * itb a determination to be at tba hea J of his class He will oat run, out-jump, and lick any boy of bis sise. He enters upon a condition of strain that is perpetual As be goes on it gets worse. He must be In politics at thirty, licb at thirty, great at forty, and, if be measurably succeeds, be Is decaying at Sfty and dead at sixty. He oi gbt to U> dead. It is a fitting punishment for bis audacity and bis steady violation of tbe laws of nature.—LeaventcortA Timet. RANSOMVILLE. The party at Owen's Hall on Friday evening wss an enjojable affair About twenty couples were present Messrs King ft Mclaughlin fornlshad tb« music. C Sanger went to Fort Niagara fishing on Wednesday —no Bsh Wheat is looking well hereabout, aud spring plowing goes on rapidly. Some bsr- Isy already sown. From estimates made from sales by Henry Lutts, and from deliveries st our station, tbere will be set In Porter this year 40,000 peach trees aud 10,000 of other kinds. Mak Ing a tot" I setting of 50,000 treea. Tbe finest peacb orchard in town is own ed by G. L Moote. 1,000 very handsome treea. H B Tower sold over two thousand dol lars worth of horses last week. W H H Ransom & Hon soil over I.OtW bushels of barley for seed last week. Price from 75 to U5 cents a bushel. There will be a maple sugar party at 11. B. Towers on Thursday evening neit.bv the Ladies' Aid Society. Wm. A. Riley bat been visiting in Lockport for a week. Almeron Barker end Highway Commissioner Aaron Winchester were lu our village Friday. Miss I let la Helms anil Miss Anna Pratt return to school at l/ockport on Monday. Mltses Sackett and Ileitis are to have charge of our village school this summer Miss Sackett returned from Michigan on Thursday. W. H. H Raitom & Hon received one car of plaster and three cart of phosphate this week. Mrs A L. Taylor and child, of Cambria, have been visiting ut E. T. Ransom's for a few days. Mr, Frank A. Ransom, of New York, Mrs. Alvira Ransom, Mrs. W. H, Ransom and Miss Louie Newhall, of Lockport, wore at W. H. H Hansom's on Wednesday. John W. Cjwau, Chat. N. Hoffman and Fred Thompson are candidates for customs j appointment. G. I. K'tman and 8. D MoCracken have started their grocery wagons. Mr. Kimsn drives t.is own, and Geo. Met lolland drives MoCracken'*. Judging from tbe elegant headgear of the ladies at the ICaster services at Baptist ! church, Sunday, our popular milliner, Mr*. McCrackcn, must have done a good bust neaa last week. Ransom & Son are about to envsge a lady bookkeeper for tbelr constantly Increasing business. The Baptist church was beautifully trim- i med with flowers for Raster service ou Sun- i day, with an evergeen cross hanked in blooming flowers and the galleries festooned with evergreeus. Tbe work was done aud flowers furuialiod by n committee of the , ladies, assisted by the Pastor, and certainly ! was well done. The sermon by Mr. Cornell was on the Resurrection and wus a very able effort. Tbe choir singing was grand in conception aud successful in execution. The concert by the Sabbath School lu tbe tven ing was enjoyed by a full congregation and each an ery part was well dona. The singing, speaking aud essays weie above tbe average. Everyone must have went away full of good thoughts aud «itb love to God In their heaits. Tbe following Is the programme in full. 1. Music by School. 2. Service in Responsive- Superintendent Baker, the Pastor aud School. !t. Prayer by Rev Mr. Cornell. 4 Anthem by choir. 5. Recitation - Rosa McCorn ick. ti Recitation— Alfred Tinney. 7 Recitation Helen Armstrong. 8 Declamation — Elton Tryon. It. Quartette— O, How Beautiful — Misaas j Sackett and Ransom, Messrs. Swick and Grnve«. 10. Recitation K-lltb lle'rns. 11. Recitation Edward Ulino. 12 Recitation Anna Piatt. 13. Music by School Joyful Bells. 14 Declamation T I) Miller. 15 Recitation Mabel Owen. It) Singing by Miss Ruie Tower's aud Mist Dells Barker s classes 17. Kasey Miss Helen Gravea. Subject - , Eventide Exceedingly well written and read. 18. Anthem by Choir. 11). Heciarnution by Park Cor win. 20 Solo—Beautiful Easter Tbougths, l.y Marian Oraves *21. Itecitatioii Carrie Hansom. 22 Singing by class No 0 Six young la- I ie«. 33. Music by School. - Vkitab. April 20th, 1880. — New wall papers, new paints, oils, ala t>astine and new brushes of all kinds at Hanwim & Son'H. LEWISTON. Some, yes, ami a good tuanv of the Lewis too girls are nuppotnl to be mouintng over tba news wbich we bav* heard about Geo ge Adams They say that be is married. Oh, deal I Ob, dear! To think that be would do such a thing!. Miss Eat* Hull began teaching In tbe Cor nail District Monday, April IMb, and Miss Mary Deutoi. began April 2A in tbe Sandy Settlement. Success to loth. Mrs John Fleming it in Otwego visiting her daughter, Mrs Stock well. Miss Anna Marsh has retu ned from Be tavia. Joslah Soovsll, who It attending school in Lockport, w.i» In town over Sunday. The Zig Zig club held tbe last meeting of tbe season lust evtnlng, at tbe bouse uf Mr Ja es Buckley. They bad a very pleasant meeting, with a good attendance, ami a short, but interesting programme, after which tbe club adjourned to meet again the first Tuesday in October.— SaMastua. April 38th, 1880. WILSON. John Killingbain « bo bad b<wn In Banl*. < ana Ja, for *obi* time, cam* boa* lut Week. Dr. Allen ami bit father, of IVkio, ware In tbla village tau>t \Y*dnv*day, Tb* doctor l~aJ colli* Intention of limllof b*rt>, anil »« looking for an ortlc*. and «• heart I bat b« concluded to com* and commence prtrtlta b*r*. Dr Evans of lx>ck|>ort, waa In tbl* tillag* laat Wedm-aday, to conault with Dr. I'rub on tb* ease of Chat'lea W ilaon, w bo I* »lik with typhoid fever. Harry Coouib* baa left Columtma ami gone to O*bko*h, Wia, wbeie be hat gona to work, and *ent for bla *ou Main, who atartcd for tbat plan- la*t Friday night. Mia. Alice IValte, of Haratoga Co, baa been ejiending a few day* with b*r mother Mr*. K. L. Casta, of I*k« Ht. Mr. Kobinaon of the law office of J llaa kill Ixickport, *11 In tin* village laat Friday and Saturday, The achooner Kl**twlng left her* laat Sunday for Toronto, wb*r* abe wa* to load lumber for <>«wego, and tbera lo.d coal for Detroit. Ilev S P. Merrill of ltocb**t*r, occupied the pulpit of tb* Haptiat church laat Hunday, and presented the cauae of uiiiilaterlal education. A collection amounting to over #o*l, waa taken. K*v Henry Mnrgette, of Cambria centra, i* expected to preach In the Preabyterlan church, thla rllllage, next Sunday inorniug and evening. Frank Martin, of Hu.penaiori Bridge, formerly of VVilaon, he.a been promoted by the Central H U Co., and now baa a podtlon 111 the office. Dr. O. Tower la preparing to build a bouae on Pettlt atreet. There wnaalnrge attenlance laat Hunday. both morning and evenlcg.at the i'ruebyterlau church, to Hated to tbe Kaater aerrlcea. Rev. O. I. White preached an Intereatlug aermon; a profusion of plauta in bloom adorned th* pulpit. Mi** (leorgia MuKliiM "pent laat Huuday at Niagara Kail*. lie*. K D. K. llickley la visiting friend* here, and we undeiatand be expeota to tl« a marriage knot befor.t he returna. Mr«. Fiankle VVilaon of Chica.o, r*turne<l to thl* Tillage laKt Tuesday, to *p*ud the ■uminer with her father here 11. \V ileoti April 'J7 NORTH RIDGE. Ke» M. T. Marriott mi.l wife, «| lUi.mjkiville, <«ure on tbv Hiiljju MM day lail Wv«k, railing on f 11< nl< Mr« ('. Qun.lV, of Ijic' |>.>rt. wa« visiting bar .liiiiklili-ii-. Mr* A. Tuwiimmhl Hi Mr». IMdln Wrubt laxt w«vk. C'afit ('r.wky. of I/iok|i<irt, ullt-mlr I Him avrr.coint lb« I'liiver.nlUt cburcb i.n Hun .lay in-i Mr. WakvlU.M VV.«>di, or Mbawnra, «»• callliiK on MIMIM tti<- Hi.lk, xitinlajr. «> lay l»»l week wbilo Mr. CaiMlawk er *«i lulling, fr mil mima cauae he «iu thrown ft.mi tho rollvr. Tb« ruiWr pimd otvr hi* li'|t. •|'rnin!iit( hl> nnklu an.l nth>T\«l>« tjrumliiK him. r'mtuiiately no txin*t mvru kjtMV He i- c-onnneil tn tti■> ti..11-.- fi..>■> Hi.- Hcrt.lfiit.ljiit ImlnliiK as will KM >•< ii J |<| 1..' lip I'll*!. Th. Hi v J K June prtiactitn] In Iba I'lil vontailUt rliurch N ~uiuli»jr la«t. frtiin Mnrk, H.Hi ihi|>li r : 'iih »i-r«", wbl<b *m drllverril lu a in lati-ily maiiiii r. ami liitoned l<. by ■n a|>i>wintliiK auileni'M Mr. Thix. Tnwimuuil bad tb« MMtM to I.'*- a valiiaMu lioino lait weuk, «llb in flaminnlloii of lite lung*. I'.ail Marker, <Uii|fM«r of Mnrtin tnj Mary Hurkir, .liwl m> Tlnin.lajr, of last «.■• k, of »»i|.| tvrvt, ano.l IfefM voarn lly (ir.lor .if tin. II .nr.l ~f llo.llh tlivr* was no lul .. fiiiKial hfl.l Id. i. ■Mμ »*r« In I. ir.•<l In tin. North II Ik.. < Viii, trrj. Uγ Karkar and family ba«« Iba ajiopatby of tl.« romrnuiilty wb«» tb»J rmida Unit SIIAHf fflb, 1»SO. Chunks of Wisdom for Wives. Alway» rrtnrnibtr that y.m am ißairle<t Iβ a man ami out to a god. u> fur i a> μ^rfrctlona. 1 <> M Hi B * tillr.lxt )tiiii h:i»l>nu<l lia»»tl.e la«t wont, it will (.ratify lilm and tw uo I'm tlt'iiUr li>aa to you. IV) u> mwa*M»; a i> * Kr«i.t <ini to s>ll •.'. !• i v.uie 1 IrcuDKlaneta: FtaMaWbit »o-lIJ 11 air Kip (>•■ tx I r Aiilkii ate ibr ilix-uverjr by jw<jr buiUwiJ that )<ii| arc " >iu\j a *nn«ii ' If )i>u were nut Itf wuulil nut 1 ar« »b..«t ><>a KcturinUr ttiat »• iv«iit« ar« m>te of lli» mo? « iiiaUral •• jrog ar>. a litil» •■»••! »»r ffraini'il |nl.«|i, tut Hi* asm* In •MβtlaUl>rt juur hualiaod th« at bieakfa-t tablr . It it uu*o<-l blr but tb«u It !■ only a if fir after nil. and b> Ilk** it. iUal MaMtMlt In tbf | a|.»r braid* fubli>n m t< • i>l I nurirtf MlMMtj bava km knowlvdic* of what ifgi'ltif on Iα fottlgu r< aritr'M. Try ati'l firgvt yotaatf; a> u> jtmr hua baiid. f ajM i .' . | rn.M.,.1 luro auj ran>*D)brr that bt manlfl >o«, h* will tb*a I i> t ablj <lo tba r»'rr»r Uβ a omi| an'on u> your bu«Ui, 11! ),• it « • lat at u. and if b< i> not, try u> wake blm btcvru* yoor Itab* bia «tai>dard, do not l«t blm lower ) L»t your lju*baud know m-r»tr<aa you do once Iα • wbll», it ««■■,.. Uμ hU a>lf rw|«rt, and you will ba noaa tba won* for admitting tbat j'.u are not actually lufalllta*. Kcapart you buaUod't pn-judfcaa, rcaf>a» » -, <«[M-clally I.U wuther «he la not tb« li »■ bl* liotlwr ler«ua» alei. iw.khv lotad bin Ul n j< u aid. N. D. HASKELL. Dress Goods. Special sale of Fine Dress Goods now going on. We have just placed on our counters seventeen pieces shirting print*, elegant patterns, at the vcr) moderate price, T>c. jm-j yard. Come quick, or they will all 1m? gone. Seventeen pieces light prints, which we will sell for one week at 6c. per yard, worth Bc. Ten pieces Satine at only 8c per yard. A few pieces Foulard, silk style, at Bc. per yard. '1 wenty-five pieces light anil <huk lawns. A few pieces elegant Lic< Brocades, at 10c. per yard, in cream, blue, ecru, brown. In Persian Suitings We have some very desirablt patterns at 10c. a yard; will look as well when made up as il they cost 25c. a yard. Light Ginghams. We have just unpacked 2.1 piece's of the most beautiful light Ginghams ever yet shown. Oiii lady friends are sure to be pleas •ed with this selection. For styU quality and price these Ging hams cannot be excelled. , Crinkled Seersuckers Which have so recently tnel with great favor among tin ladies are certainly among th< most economical and desirabh dress fabrics now in the market for summer wear. We have just opened a large invoice <>l them, which we have marker at a price which is sure to sel them. A few pieces of Sti inch Sergt in the desirable shades, at /iOc. worth 65c. in the city. Forty-inch Diagonal in black and brown at 8.r)C., selling it Buffalo at $ 1.00. Royal Serge in black, navy •olive, brown, at only Bc. pel yard, worth 12c. Lace Hunting, new styles summer shades, at 2T)C., wortl 850. VELVETEENS in black, brown, navy, cardinal wine, blue, garnet, &c. Four new1 patterns in serin •cloth for aprons and carta ins. New assortment dress button! in two sizes to match. Silk Oriental Laces in cream. I'illow case laces in various widths. Novelties in Hosiery, includ i»g Ladies' Lisle Thread II OS'* new made, and solid shades. All the novelties in fine, fancj cotton hose. Also full line of gents, child reus1 and infants' hose. Ladies' muslin underwear. Bargains in Skirts, Night dresses, Chemise and Drawers Also ladies' spring marino un derwear. We have just added to our stock some fine styles Baby Carriages, At prices to suit the jxx'ket book of rich and poor. Fine Line of Shoes, Including a grand display ol Ladies', Gents', Misses, Child reus and Youths' Fink Shoi s. Our GENTS' STIFF HATS consisting of the latest spring and summer styles, have arriv ed. We can fit anybody. N. D. HASKELL, YOUNGSTOWN, N Y FOR SALE, florae, ffitrneaa au<l light two ftrate't D« mo rrat Wagon, an»l om good cow, cornea in abou lat of May. Apply to M£H<*T. DUFFY, Fori Niagara. Seed Barley For Sale. The uu«leriut neU ha« about bO butheh, NO 1 SEED BARLEY for aale. J B. Bullock, Younjr»town, K. Y. Proposals for Oak Piles. YouXfJtfTOWlf. April 9th, iwr. I'ropnnala are aolici(**<l l»y the wn<hr*iiMie<i lc fuminJi three huri<lr<«l (.100) White Oak Pi lea, t« 1m- delivered at the foot of Ihe hill near W !> Clark •* Co'a flouring mill, during the rnorih ol Mar, coining, fcach pile to be at leant twelve innbea acrona the butt and twenty feet In length. The hiitt end U» be n*wed or chopped aquarr I'ropoanU may l»e made for the whole uurulxn or any part thereof at ao much each. The atilmrribrr reaerve* the right to rejeel any or all propo**!*, PropoMaiH, which Mhould be in writing, will \*e received until one o'clock in the afternoou ol May lat, IHMtf. N\ D. llahkell. BEHNING And other flrat-rln** Piano*. Lawrence llro'a Patent »ix and aeven octavo PARLOR UPRIGHT PIANO ORGANS, At M A. lIAGER'!* Munic* atore, Mimpunaion Bridge, N.Y. PLANTS! PLAITS!! VVK HAVE Calais, Tomato, Cauliflower and Cellery Plants. Now ready for setting, In any quantities to viiit purchaaeiH, at our greeuhouae, HASKELL & DUTTOH, lotf Younostowm, N.Y.