Youngstown News, 1887-01-07

              THE YOUNGSTOWN NEWS Vol. VI YOUNGSTOWN, N. Y.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1887. No 45. VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE. The well known Ontario Houao, In tbe Village of Yoiinjc*town, foul nitiry ht«»ne, witli two atory frame whig and baaeiiient. «*ontHiniiiK 47 room*, electric bell* In part (»f I the rooniM ; tbree a«»od c«>iieinaf one well, I mnro ice bouae, coimnodioua ilablea and <bed»« Ix>t (roi ting KKJ fnctnii Main Siieel and 3nH feet on Lockport t. Tbia Hotel overlooks Nlauain Kiver and Lake Ontario ; I iathe lai««-Ht Hotel in tbe place, tbe only 1 one lice wed, nnd ia a good butlnea* i Reaaoiia for HeUiiiß : Tbo owner la out of 1 health and wlahen to retire. Thia property, including furniture, ia now for tbo fliat time offered for sale, at a bargain, nn very eany terma. YounKatowu in a popular Suunner rexoit, on the bunk of iugara River, and j overlooking Lake Ontario, Ihe IT. ri. Oov ' ernment bna lecently established a t j (Hfifco here for the use of tlie entiie Army I Division of tbe Atlai tic. lT H. property ' heretofore at Creedmore h k all been brought Ito thin place Valuable improveinenta lie I goitiK on at Port Niagara, a half mile ilia tant frott the Hotel, and tbe Post now con tabling two t ompatiiea is soon t«» be onlar ge<l and will doubtless be niatie |{« jiimeiitul Headquarter*. A law baa recently been paaaeil to estabUah a life-waving station ut thia point. Any party desiring to make a 1 good paying Investment will do well to in ' veatigate thia offer without delay, an it Will 1 not letnnin long oil the maiket. Immediatf i poaaeaslon can be given. Send stamp foi ! Tormv, etc., to r>. Haskell, Youniistown, N. Y. IN THE GARDEN. Was It thou. Mignonette? i For while the aouth wiinl sfilla hia low complaints i To la.»ar tbe wns. rot tiiy lieh |>»»rfume, i I read upon a terrace warn with bloom. Flower storlea of the Virgin and the n.iit.ta. ' I read that Mary, passing through a Held, | Her beart oppressed with that mysterious gloom Which ever falls on those whom heaven has aealed For glory's crown aixl doom— Stooped often In her meditative walk To pluck sotue favored blossom from its wtalk, Some happy flower, which bowed its beauteous head And summer's odorous benediction shed. Hnt one poor frsgile weed, Nor beautiful, nor nweef, Which shn would never heed But that it clung ho about her feet, i With tender touch she gathered: to her breast And to her hp* the slighted floweret pressed, liecaiiHo so (ruil, ao hOliek»sa, loveil the Leatl Oh, then t\w pale weed strove To whisper forth it* rapture an 1 its love; And while it mutely trembled and adore i, Like praise of spirit rlaen From long and woful prison, A tide of fragrance from it* heart was poured I Nor onee In all the ag- a has It airbed For beauty's coronal of brilliant hue. lted of the ross, or violet's winsome blue; By that one kltw of pity rl >r4fl d. The garden's lowly, well beloved flower, A miracle of awe. tneas from that hour- Mignonette, was It thou? Mrs. Frances K. Mace in Ilarper's Ms^azine. LOCAL. — The coween bus iirrlved. —Look out for the January than-. — First clasa sleLhing the pant week. —Don't m»ke any mistake. It ii row 18*7. —Wouldn't you like an tee b'idg* acroM the river. —Koine of the ht>r*;>* in Lockport are af Dieted with the pink eye. Hokm — On Wednesday, Jan. sth, to Mr and Mil I-ane Lloyd, a *on. —Large flocks of wild gHM have beta j 0} ing over thin village lately. —The weather last week canned the city ; leo men to grin all over their face*. — Tbi- winter terra of sohmd wa* reaumed on Mondat, with a luge attendance. I —Buffalo i* «aid to have at least twentyfive men worth mora than tI.UOU.tKW. —Swear off on vice*, straighten up your accounta and begin tlie new year right end ! up. — Mr. John Wagner began speaiing for i eel» through the ice thl* week, wilh fair tnccen. — On Saturday night lust th« t''einu m eler fall to Hitbin »u< ilegiee of ivio in tbi* ! village. —C asting on Ibe (cboolbottae bill «a« popular wilh our jouiig people on New Year'* Djj . —The present week ha* be«n o! served a> a week i f prayer by the l'retby tenaii tocia ty of thi* village. — Hurry up tbat dramatic entertainment. We're gelling ru*ty lot the Taut of *01111 kind of entertainment. — Mr. Thoa. Hrghlon ha* puled down hs j ice bouse at the Ontario House, and i* having a larger oue constructed in it* | i-.ee. —The Buffato Kcrpres* a&y* that Joseph I Wade (formerly of tbi." village! ha* been arretted in Buffalo for ateaUnj lltbing met*. —The Hoine for the Priendlesa acknowl edge* the receipt of $4 90 by the hand* of 8. Park Baker, Youngatown. — [Eockport Journal. — Will King, of Youugstown.has purebaaed the barber buaincsa of Mm Run, at Niagara, Ont., and ia now tbe boea barber of that place —The project for a race track at Niagara Kali* ia again being agitated. A running mile track ia favored, and a stock company in being projected. —Crooning tbe river in "trail boat* last week wan one of tbe ltupo**ibilitle*, great quantities of black ice continually pas*lug down and out iuto the lake. — When you *ee a in an reaching down hia hack hjraterlcally for aomethlng, you can bet your old boot* that lilt indulgence in buckwheat pancake* ia taking b >ld. —The iawauit between Emerson & lleali and Henry Luttaon Wednesday appear* to have been ajroinewhat complicated case,and was decided ill favor of Alegar* Emeraon R. Beala. —Skating on the river between Yoongatown and Fort Niagara was good the forepart of the week, ami many of our young men •"'! youth* enjoyed themaelve* in tbe exhilarali >g sport. — Wm Lnvell, w bo, lome week* ago wn* charged by the ooroner'a jury with tbe murder of hi* mother,in Lockport, wa* dlscharg ed by the grand j iry last week, (quite contrary to geneial expectation. —Those v ho think there'* no fun In euchre, should ait around a table with six persun* in the game, every otber person a partner, three on each aide. Till* require* the 8' and 7* iu, anil the deck i* all dealt out except two. Alone hand count* six. Trj 1 it one evening "" a Iyer. — Mr. Carl Brown has removed hi* shoe shop from N. D. Haskell's stole to his re*i dence on Second street. Hist house north of Ixrekport street, w here he w ill attend lo the needs of hi* many customer*. Cobbling | dore with neatness and dispatch. New j work a specialty. —An ablo-liodied and enterprising Spider ' «as observed by a watchful Sparrow lo «piii his w eb over a merchant's door. " Sue here, my friend," suid the Sparrow, "do you know what you are dolngl" "You bet your boots I do," said the Spider. The mer| chant In here don't advertise. —The examination* for the 'West Point cadetship, to be vacated by the graduation ! of Cadet Fred. Tripp, of Pendleton, in this I Congressional district, next June, was conducted at Buffalo Tuesday an.I Wednesday, I last week, by the Examining Board, COUsiit- I ing of Maj. C. H. Stowitta, of Buffalo; t'ol j !J. B. Oi.skdl, of Niagara Kails, and Dr. W .Q. ! lluggins, of Sanborn. Thero were twenty | candidate*, of whom three withdrew, and i ten passed the physical examination. Among the candidates were John Henry Deggett arid Clias. Munro, of 8u>pension i Br idge; Wm. J. l.ambert, Chas. A. Peek.Jr., | James I), flow, E. M. Adams auci C. J. Miller, of Lock port; Wilbur Egbert Hove, of ; Fort Niagara, and B. Krnnk Knox, of Coom ! or, in this county. The decision of the Ex ; atniuing Board will be n.ade known oil the i 101b instant. Accident Near Lewiston. A sleigh driven by Thomas Conroy, con taiiiiug about twenty children of Ht. Petei'a Sunday School, of Niagara Falls, was struck by a freight car » hile returning from l*w (■ton Tuesday,smashing the sleijili and throw ing the children in all directions. All were badly frightened, many wore bruised, and Master Joyce liacklem had an arm fractured and narrowly es. aped being crushed uti der the wheels. The horses run away,dragging the driver some distance, badly bruising him. The A. O. U. W. Ball. The A.O.U W. ball, held at tha Hotel de Brighton on New Year's Eve, was a very enjoyable affair, but, owing, no doubt, to tlie blustsiing state of the weather, tbe at tendance was not so laige as was expected. About forty couples were present and enjojed themselves in good old fashioned style. The music was furnished by I'rof. [llp'vn'sQuadrille baud, assisted l»y Prof. Cuminings of Niagara Falls, utid was really excellent, wb le the sapper, furnishi.l by Mine Ho-t Brighton, Is pronounced \ No 1 by all who partook, and all speak highly of the manner iu which the ball and supper was conducted. Dancing was kept up until about so'clock New Year's Morning. We would like to see tie same gentlemen give another entertainment of. the same kind during the winter, when, perhaps, the cleik of the weather ungbt act In a mure liberal mauuer towanb thetn. LEWISTON. On the •TtoinK of the 28th ln*t the r»»i deuce of Mr. Wilbur Buttery wa« the «cene I of one of the tm.nt delightful partiea that tij« tcoii ftUen In tbi* elciuity for ••m* . tine Tho party wa« gotten up by Mr-Wii* bur Nicb l». and through tbe llbtraliijr t>f Mr hud Mr*. Wilbur Butter* they kiudly i-oiinented to fellow tho pan . ti U* ho .1 ai i lull hi'iiM. Abottl 35 couple* tlfy'l tho light fai tfettic to tbe music of the Lewitton OrcheatM. Among tboae | tin-eot ae noiio- i <.h1 femiliar face* from Buffalo, rtinpeixlori Bridge and from tb* town* of I.eni«ton *u<l Porter, and one young gentleman from Wlniii|«K. Manitoba Mr. aud Mr« Buttery I ill.l (itiiikln In their power to ui«k« ! tttOW I rwwut feel at home. » hlcij, in it#«lr, connitiuietl m i.i>ly lo»ard« ui.kii.g th« (> * eoiapift* cco-» The Hfin »a* formatted bv the ladie* fend *pofc» < luum-« for theb !•»«*»*• in tho culinary art. The artv b>oko up ot a faf-'-n lie hour, ai>d the Scribe can tiulbfu Iv mv that, every ui.r enjmmi it..-ii>wlv»* iu tbe lu.iesi extent of tbu arord.—SCtttM. > ♦ PERSONAL. —Mr Mark. A. Schooomaker, of Suspension Bridge, was in Youngstown on Tuesday.— Miss Jennie L. Tower leturned home from school last Friday, sick with typhoid fever. At last reports she was somewhat better. Dintistbt — Dr. Balcom will be at his office In the Brighton House, Youngstown, next Tuesday, Jan 11th, Those wishing work done should call early. — Masters Exra and Albert Holden spent tbe holidays with their uncle, Mr Abner Holden, in Yonngstown snd returned home to Tonawanda Monday. — Mr. " Hub" Baker, of Grand Kaplda, Mil h., (formerly of this town) was in town several dajs tbe past week visiting liib par sub, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Baker, at l'oiter Centre. "Hub" it looking happy and hearty. Canada Pacific R. R. Editor .Ysirs: 1 desire through the columns of your paper to call the attention of our C anadian neighbors, and especaily the people of N I agn a, to the fact that tue great Canadian Pacific 11. K., stretching across !he continent from Montreal to the P'Clflo Ocean, and, having already mails its arrangements for a connection with Boston, is now reaching out one of its anus for a connection with N.'W York, and for that purpose the company ia contemplating a crossing of the Niagara Hiver between Lewlston and Youngstown, and forming a connection with the H W. & O. R. K. to Oswego, and thence to New York,via the Ne« York, Ontario & Western it.H. Now, 1 desire to impress upon the minds of our Niugatu friends the great importance of using all the means in their power, at once, to Induce the Company to make the crossing at this point inatoad of higher up tl e river. It would seem as though every consideration of self interest would prompt the Company to uial,e the crowing here, so as to secure and control the travel end commerce of thia end of Lake Oatario. By sending their cars across the river at this point ou ■•earn ferry boats, the great expense of u bridge higher up the river would be saved. I learn from lake and vessel men that there would be no more trouble In crossing the river here than at Detroit, the Ice obstruction being about the same there as here. Now, if iny brother Directors of the Atlira, Lockport & Youngstown K. It., and es pecially Mr Stevens, the President of our Company, will at once take tbe necessary steps for the construction of our road from Youngstown to Attica, ft will furnish the Cunadian Pacific with another direct line frotu the Niagata Klver to New York City, via the Erie ltoad. and In this way make tlie Attica, Lockport & Youngstown H K an Import lilt link in this great trans-contitietital Railroad. Very much of general In terest might be said upon the advantages of the crossing of the railroad at this point,but my only purpose at this time is to call the attention of our Niagara trinudalo th? tnv portancs of this question to t eniseifes, in order that the may put foi th every cffoi t in their power to make this tbo objective point for the crossing of this great railiood. Yours Respect fully, 8. PAHK Bjlkbh Our Life-Saving Station. Onr Represen'a ive for this Disliict, Hon John B Weber, Is takiug an active interest in our affairs at this point. The following letter, written to hi in a fow days sir.ee by the Qtncral Superintendent of the Life Having Service, In rcg'"''! oul' Having Station,will be of itjtuie»t to our readers: — TBEAscur Dxi'AUTME-ST, ) Office of Ueueral S»lp«i'ini*i'd*nt > U. S. Lint iSavimi SKnviec. J WasbixuToN', DC., Dec. 14th, lltXI}. HON JOHN H. tut-K, House of ltepn seu'atives. M i Dear Slr:-R»ferrlng to our rscent con- Tersatloti In relation tr tbe Ltf<- Having Station authorized b* tlie act of Juue lU, to lie established at or near tlie mouth of the Niagara Hl«er, lan sorry to lai obliged to tell yoq that notb'ng can be done to wards its const ruction tills winter. I hope to be able to take the matter In bind next sprlug or iu the early summer. Respectfully your*, H. J. KIMHALU Oeneial Soperlntendenf. WasHDIOTOK, D. C , Dec. U1- < apt. D. P. Dobbin*, of Buffalo, saperU tei dent of tbe Ninth Life ~a»lng Di.tilct.i as been here for a day or two making arrangements for a leave of absence Capt. Dobbins tn e< <ls to rtaiton Jannary 11th to spend the winter months with a son in Los Augdos, t'al. While heie he has done all in bis po«* er to hurry along tb» plans and selection of a site ft r tbe • tat ion w b eh Las been HUtboriami at the mouth of tbe Niagara River near n, aa wed ai the rebuilding of tbe burned station at Salmon Creek, Capt. Dobbins reports that theie is urgent need of the pasaage of a bill authoriatng a atati n at Ashtabula, O , abete be sa.s, there isa con stantly liToaing commt-rce and no life *»v ing station. It i« liaely that some action will be taken by Congress it this aes»k»u to tecuie tbiw. LITERARY NOTES. It is balieved that the auc<*ee* of Snibntr't Vftiyosme is oniqus in the history of riagalinea The flr»t ;Jauuan) number wss published on DeceoM>er l&tti, the first edition being Ii>J,UOO «t»pi#a. It was exbawtel on the day of publication. On R#iuoiaj,#l'K. IHIi, a oec»»ndl wliiiiiU of 85.1WD c<»pit*s - geared, which at oi.ee cousuu.utl, and an lIJOU v a* p*it u» |«taai . > OOtl copiee having been a'n »d> •»otd. T» a tivn anil a as so great tha: it wa* loi|>oMit«l» to keep tbe dealers tuppiial. On tbe dar of publication, 3,000 copies were sold upon tbe news stand of ona of tbe New York botsls, nearly ftta) copies were dispoaad of on the first afternoon of Its appearance, an 4 waver al of tbe dealers at tbe ferries leading from New York sold «*> oO| las on the first day Tbe rebruar? number of Scnbnei's Maga tine, of which 1 t*,UOO copies have been or dered aa a fli"st fdiHsit will contain a moat interesting article, by Mr John C Hope#, upon tbe " Likeneawea af Julius Caesar," with 18 portraits one of which, engraved by Mr. W. B Lloeeoti, wiU be the frontis piece of the number. A new atory le begun in the same number, by Mr V J. Btliaaon (J.H. of Dale,) entitled, M The 1 legatee." The second Inwtalment of  ter Washburns's " Hemini»«can<v« of tbe Kiege and Commune of I'aria'* la t>f ths greatest intereat, d»s<*ribing as tt does the moat interesting phase* of ths* Siege Messrs Kcribner have in press anew novel by Mr. John T. Wheelwright, entitled, " A Child of the Century." WILSON. Dr. F. J. 0 ask 111 and family spent a part of laat aeek with fi lends iu Yatea and Me dina. Mrs. J. W. Bro' kway bis been spending several dnya with her aiater, Mrs. ileo Co burn, of Buffalo. The concert last Thursday evening, at the close of the lectures by Mr. Hess, *aa well patronised, and a laige majoiity of the au dietice voted to have Mr. Heef come again, just before Town Meeting. Duiing his labora here JtVJ signo-l the pledge. Miss Agues Baker, of Lockport, spans wo or three da>a laat week with Irieuda in thia village. Mr. Chapman, of Ilanaomellle, has purchased of Mr. Buwh a hi If interest in the gi lat mill ul this place. Thoa Sutton, of Lockfort, waa in town 1 iat Thursday delivering legal Invitations to aome of oil'" cilia na to vltdt Lockport. Mr. Webster, of Raton t entre, waa %Wit ing filends in th a village the fo*e | arl of la>t week. Mrs. Pomeroy and family, who moved to this village from lx>ck(ort three or f«nir years ago, returned to that city laat week. Samutd Ivittougor and daughter*, and Mr. andMraChaa. Mabon, of Cumbria, spent New Year's Day with (J. S. McChoanoy and family. Mia. 8. O. ladell and daughter ataited laat Saturday for Philadelphia, N.Y , to attend the funeral of Mia. IndelTa mother. E. H l'arinlee, of Balavla, was lu town la«t Friday and Saturday. A W. Storv, of Tonawanda. apent laat sSaturday and Sunday with friends in this village, and lint Sunday evening henddrcaaed the congregation iu the M K Church. Bev. Wm. McKernon, of St. Catharinea, Out, Had charge of the (pittteilv meeting which iu the Free Methodist church with th* watch meeting lavt Friday night, ond cloned Sunday night. Dr. W R. McChaaney find family, of Bar Itd's, were in tbis viiUgo lual Saturday and Sunday, O. S McCheaney wm taken suddenly an i violently ill laat Thursday, aud Saturday n'ght he waa ao sick that Dr. Kittlngrr, of Lockport, wan called by telej bona and ar* rived Sunday morning. Monday afternoon h« waa aome what better and aeouied iu a fail way to recover. Miss O. McKinna wii vis tlng fi lends a' Fulls part of laat week. Hev. S fi. An leraon, of Ureecs, prea hei in the Baptist church of thia viliuge ia«t Su* day, an I is efpected to preach there again next Sund*y. The several churches of tbis village nn'te in observing thia the waek of prayer bv boldi"tf the two eveninga in each, the Methodist, t'reabv teiiau aud Baptist cburche*. Rev L J Oroaa praacheJ In 'dadiaon Co laat Sunday. The anrnnl church and wiety ni»*etl»»gs of the l'iesb> leri »n ehurch were held Trie* <lny afternoon, Jan. 4th, for tbe election of officers for the ensuing year. I'rof. Otto l£rck, agisted by If cf bh pupilS, will give a inua'cal antertainrnsnt Iu the Wilson Opera House,on Friday evening, Jan. 7ib. The adjourne I annual meeting for th# election of < fTb-ers of the (treenwod Cemetery Aas'M*ia(!ou wa« held In Primer? Schoolbo se .So 1 (a»t Monday evening. — H NORTH RIDGE. Tbe Mlr**a and Mi«ry O»wo d, of UiitTnto. mo vliitmg thrtr Itiinib.UM Atph t *ixl llntlio IVigenae. lln Kberman, of Kw imia|«iilr l »>y her ilaiijlitor, i< flatting her brut bora, E >rl >mt Oto. PltrcD. M'<w M«rv Htixl Urt, of J<"cfc(>ort, «j:e<it Ji«« Y««ri witb hrr brother, P«i«t Ki<>4* dart. Mjuuin —At !b« 1/ek|>or<, bv tbe He». M. IV Salwwk, Mr Kre.l llrnrk*ar, of Cambria, t<> Mtei \Viliu>n, of tbe Turnpike, nn \Vc<l'>«»•! <y <A the l»«l w»rk The tm| | y bar* con* to Hyi acu>* on their wedding toot-.—Bickt Kiiabt North fttdga, Jan 3b d, l*« 7. Height of llin tlUmarrk I'amily. On the door ot Prim a Bisnur U'» atutljr at PrktiriihwaJjt- V"» BfUbcs iiHivating tje b« .;;bt of »ll tbe ni mben of the fajjiijr. are as folio'.v.. VrlMx BkoMtrcik, 8 ftet Uiiab>-!.; Count Ilrrtjcrt, 0 f« i IJj bviimi Count William, 0 f>-< }£ iir:h; iUjitrun illi ruarek'j *on ib-Uv), *• f<-*■« 10-, t»- ebc ; I'ri/i .«* Eutaarvk, ft lot gyinrbta. ami Cnonttua iliry Vcai narUatt. tfce |>rtu ■'» i liet 9 tacbit —. ,oit Free I'l-mb. I . AGAINST "CHEAP" LITERATURE. Ram* kMtliU Itviuirki from a Authority «» i ili«> il»««»k Tri4«. Publisher* at cheep hl< ratare—*" caltod — harp tinally come to lii«> nuilmtn an we bnr it raprnnl-tlMt Uiw n<* |«» Of course it ilin not pty, and, what i» mow, an it k iiuum;.• 1 at pnwetit, It will w«er |>*y any one We are in favor oI low pri.*! book*, and believe that Amu «• "ill alway* lead tn tlna directum. Uvauae American* are a l*K>k buYiu* uaUon; b'.it lie who think* that bterature u cheap beoatur he publinbo* or be r*uw be ran get a quarto, tw«l., m» <>r lis terumo book printed in Illegible type, CO • ftliiuy paper aii.l Indifferently put up In |taper covert- In the making of which, In eno wont, •very raquUlu of good l*>.k making i* Unregarded for from 101«> 'J<i cent*, i* uiu*nl«i», If ever a man wan. Sub work dor* not I lay thu publisher fur the trouble of c uin; it ftito the mark. t; booWltor* handle it under pro tent, and Uie public bay* It—with a mental reservation Wiiat ii wanted li an houcct book, honestly ma«le. If Ura book t» by a ll\ lug writer, whether native or foreign, remunaration for hi* work should l», of ooun*\ tb« Unit  (Uie quit turn U Ui» work lie one on nhiclt copyright hat t'Kplrvd calv >-b>>tiM be taken In the *rlcrti<4> of tile tost, That *h<>uld !<e well edited by an authority on the subject, If pawibla, lit every caau the typo ihoaU I® legible, carefully ai>l Cornell y «et, printed Ut jP*kl ink ou aulattantknl i«iiv r. a.*l the whole neatly and durably bound in cMh Hu> h a book,'w Inch may b« made to *"H anywhere froiu 50 centa to H - >. will yiekl a |irollt U» all who are in it* manufacture an.l wile, an. I will really prove cheaper in Ibe end to the purchaser. Hpeewan and i'otta, at Ktuttgart, and lift ;Uliliograpbi~-he liinlilut ami Kreytug, of le'lpxig. have already dot»e excellent wurk in rUi* direction ami foi that matt")' *o have a uutnlier of our lending house* Why lower the .Utidardf Anil then there i» u aiot.ve whi hiuthaeml will not prove meraljf « •enlluu'Htal ona that should lie borne in tulud the education of the tastr. if th» people. The reading )>ubllo dun ap|uvcinte a well lundo i««'k, leHwiUi■iandiug 'be n**ertioo by unc of ottr itniUni pororio* to the contrary. And what i* more* they will buy the better book when it U to 1»» hail.—PubHshetV Weekly, Women a« I.etter Writer*. "Wo ll*t'ti t'» tin' iTwling of letter* froit* ■onie forei|<i> nanitry, |*rlu«J»t If lb»y ar<* letter* from a man Ha y uuiy fco wy *»*»l% l«.rha|w brilliant, but if *\ ft W Kl'l*1-I**  cauwe the man hlmtadf b known a* Uu«*al | wear* rarely mirp:i* l by lli»liiig a loan'.* lettein much tietb r/han we would have e*-. ported of him. With women, on the otbeihoii t, the Miriuiae iaoutifctallt; we may alimaiti my that every woman w rite* better listen* than we nbould i'*l« t of her; tliat a Uilrd rate woman write- U-tU«r than any but a Hint rnio man Whenee I* till* dlffei-norf "It tnuy coin", llmt, from Iho dOH obaervation of dctalla by a woman, tlw nwnlt Af the early training of their llv«w, ami i-rliapa bn*«l on ■omrtliinif of original teiin* raiin iit. Now, detail* aro what we nail In a lettar; for plill'wophv and j neral gowtpwegoto a l«ook. jWMi onler, MMtaW, aji'(|iilte nnlrapot'tant to a letter; w« to know what en h man or womun described wn» <!••• lng at a given time—where Uiey nfo>«l, what tla y wore, w hat they appeared to hiiva hod for breakfast, or to e*p.~-t for dinner Thin I* wlmt a letter «h hi Id bnnn up; tlio li*lo and the dmltiction* may c.mo In separate jiack Now, the letter* of women *QI vary with the periixl, tlwy nmy lie or tliey uiay bo gtwbing, but tliey * 111 give th» detall>. I remember an i<bi-ate<t Atneri'-an who, on returning from i t;!. " til l only «ay W. en &»ked to den. t lbe tilt, pvramid*; "< lh, ye*,enortno'i* thlnpt—enormoo* thlug»!'' But the•tiipid.wt woman whoever < limbed a pyramid could at hwst t* 11 you afterward, when aba had nvor. rwl bar breath, «mif thing id mitt the Arab who draped h-f up, and the terror thai took her down; and it I* by rotu|*rison with these lluit we Hud the pyramid truly enormoti*.—('hlco«o luter- Ocean Why Railroad ties Hot. Tl»e Ruhjft't of tlw inimiui tioo of Metallic railway tif4M an itn(tt«rUb*bi" an 1 nwnattii ktj autr4Uuto for the promt artirki ha* k-rt an authority tit thin llm t'i write Uwt, after BWh track »ttlki<!.{ and observation »f tii/i coti'Jition of wooilim rroa* U.-1 in vnriou* ■taaM of di>cay, b» ronrlurliw that the principal mnwt »f their abort life I* not natural il» my, but a dcoay ha*Uui<d by fr-juanl Uuvrati'« mi l bti aklufl the wood lit" rby the rail aplke, th" breakage In "-very butane* b» ing frtim tj» Mirfare, which i* Ltii*i*ll*i>%: from weather and *übject««d to con taut ■train from )>n*siiig train*. R*j*rl»<«nta in gtotio and iron tl<«», be any*, have pt«*«l verv im»sti*fa<-tory, the wood tie 1* toj de l*it>l bjr rallmod men nuequtdiMl Anyt Wn(T that will render tb« *ervii-e of th" latter more lint in j must prove a grmt boon 111* own clwarvation l< ad* him to I* lii *• tbr.t a rail chair wlii- h will prevent lb» mutilation ut the tie 111 question, and at the mm- ttum avoid tho utruln and wave motion Imported to rail* by |«**ing tmlii*, will add t*« th« w trage lif" of the wooj tut nearly 100 per opiit., ami would *t the eeme tiirteihNreeee tbeoutt of track maJ/iU-naiii"«>. -Ni w Y « k Bun Doubled Ut* Xetghbm'* HnnMly. A man wh" ni*Btly eettlej ji the Yakima country wnt bt town jreeterday. ll« *a* giving* skit' h of th* trial* ai.d ImiUh which U» luvl t*> "WiiriUr In f'jundbi;; a borne, and with which all of u* aru familiar who have -one «"«t to grow up »i(h tha country While hla iwlfMinr»*rn'-rally were kut I and aeromnmdaUag, Owm *ra» a tuaii on the next claim to him « b' tn he ewufcl not beib-ve to he I »*. When asfcnd what iwm lx bad to d'Mit t «h.» i>'ighUtr1* boo «*ty ho mid "When.! tuov«d on the p!a/w I took with ni'i* cow I had brought all 'ii* way frociFU;ectmnty. W>n I wa» milking htr tha man irtole up on the oihrr »l > an I lat hi* brand on her Of course »be Jumped an I kno k«i me over an l in tbe tow be t* rap- d wlUtnut me him. N'ut ilay be oanm and <4alnt*»l hla <*>w, awl a* hi* brand wu on Uvr he U* Übr Of cocrwi when b* had got hi* brand on tbe rntmal he owned her, for *u< h hai Imtii th'i cuXoni In that •mlioa fmm time iiutui iiiurial, but 1 don't ouubKler him a <trMiy bunt a laan."— I'ort- Uid Ore^otibm. friL . Uif ta. , . -1 j-- u. rl« i-u4roi Nn-tii i.'ar u • t.' jt; ■« rrxmn art'/r on a (•liuiUtwci In Pkitnter • "unt ft baa 1 Too yt .«, olr*n marl/ an *• !■' (<f groj.'id, a;»d, eeery yesu it 1 «r. an aliumkun. > ut rlJOJipt ikic£l -Owji Tlr."a. * % REMEMBER  that  ID. HASKELL Always keeps ft large and well- Belected stock <>1' foreign and domestic Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, Clothing, Hardware j Dims ill leucines, aid Fancy Goods, On hand, and sells them at Solid Rock Bottom Prices ! Everything sold extremely cheap for -CASH- Hear in mind that by buying from us you will save money every time. This is A SOLID FACT! As you will learn at once by giving us a trial. rS*COME m SEE US. N. D. HASKELL. (Brick Block). ' I YOUNBSTOWN, N.Y. MONEY TO LOAN AT♦, 5 and 0 per cent. Mortg*, bougbl ./V and told | Farina for sale and to rent. Kl> W A RI» d. PAEKER. Of er No l Mnin 81., i ockport, X. l . References, L. I*, Utile! t. ITVrR HALE.—AI a bariraln. I larj<e bos alove; tiVM pnrlor healing stove* witl I ovena—all aeeond hand—for burning wood Alao one larjre aeeond-band coal heating Htove, N. I) II AhK KLL. ■ — "IIfANTKIi. To con inn n leu t e with  W good lite practical nisnufnrlurcr wbo ti looking for a plan Io lorste. A(l<lkh. N". ti II AbK K1.1., Youngstown, N V. FOR SALE. HOUSE AND LOT on Second Street, Ave minute" wulk from postofflce. Lot UK, (eel front, 9<S feetdeep. t ounnodlous two- Itory house will) basement, good cistern, well, and severnl kinds of Iruit, such ugrape*, quince*, apples, berries, &<• Small barn on the lot A vary desirable resilience \ Price flfiUO. Terms easy. Apply to N. D IiAKKKI.L.