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R. B. HE A LEY. » TTORSIT AIID CnCmtBIXOll AT LAW.
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NO WATER! Frozen pipes again I Now, doo't swear,
but send for us, by mail, telephone or messenger insianter, and get the "troaoJe" remedied iu quick order. w*«- are "yoara to command" for burry Jobs of plumbing, gas or steam fitting, aod jon may rest assured the work will be well done, no matter bow Urge or small yonr requirements may be. Modern sanitary systems, of plumbing installed at reasonable rates.
J. A. FREEMAN, l» Man ia t4rcct,
' PLA1TSBBMH, M. T.
VAssnoxAH.* rtraa. plat, cream, etc., and very charming Is a confection of pale blue crap*? •ad silver embnddery.
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The Stingiu;; Tree. This stranoe tree is a native of Australia.
It is very pretty to look at, but very disagreeable to touch. The peculiarity of its sting is that it leaves no mark ot any kind, and at the same time causes great pain. Sometimes the effects are felt for mouths. Doss and horses that have come in contact with the tree often have to be shot, so maddening are the effects upon them.
Little Lerd Faimtlerojr. Those of yon who have r. ad the story will
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ber of minutes all the names of places, attention gold, such mention is Impera- riTOr?i mountains, etc., he can think of. A !!.'!; f°l*'!'1 c o , 1 , i n , M S t 0 ** th*" g , o r y j time-keeper is oi course necessary. When
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aniddle vt the ba«k mark the newest _ akirt model names already mentioned. The player hav-
A «.-borne revival reported is that , n * l D e "<*« n a m e a n o t ""ought of i>y the • f "pinki-d out" taffeta riicUings among others wins the game, atylisb tr immiuss for gowns in gauze
T h e S a m e * o f T h r e e O a r d e t i Flowers.
A light welcome to mariners: a shepherd's pride.
An animal: an article of dress. Divisions of time: a window.
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strov the illusion in in my Naval otllcers' minds that a course at A'mapohs m ikes them tieiier ih-m the people who put up the monev for that course.
Senator Morgan, w'io told some plain and hitter truths about British influence bavins bepn used to make republican opposition to the Nicaragua Canal, in his speech advocating his resolution, declaring the Clavton-Bulwer treaty ahrosrated, savs ne has received personal assurances from a sufficient number of Senators, to make him certain that his resolution will he adopted at the resnlar session of Corn-ress, and that the N'carajua Canal bill will be passed whether the administration changes its attitude towar.ls the project or not.
Bx-Senator Peffer has turned up in Washington, and it is said that he is after an office, a* a reward for his havintr abandoned the Ponulists and helped the Republicans to carry Kansas last fall.
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\ i its ineeiiiie; lu-t eveniii" the American Phil -o|,|.]i :il Society devoK d a few hours to
a eoi'-i.i'-i.ition ot ihe life ot the American Inliiii ("nraiiii Sletvart Culin ol the lTni-ver-nj \lu-'iiiiis. ih.sciiln-il IM|'tli some re-s .ITS oi in- .summer trip amortr Aineiicaii Ii iiiai' nines, satii-i: that of the 3.)H 000 In-• •• •!,, i.oiih <.f M. xico, aid incluilii.e the E i|niiiiau.v there are tili\-seven lintrni-tic .-. ... k-. tli.nieh three foiinhs of the Indians il'e in ei^'hl stoiks, the others being prac-t C Oil e \ I Ct.
"We hale nn evidence," he continued, "to coni"-ci 'he Indian with past geologic ages, -nch a- we have discovered ill the Old World. Tlie anihropoloi;i,>s place the «<>e ..f n a i in Ainem as heuimii,^ at the end of the Ternary ai'e, winch !_'eoloni-|s ti\- at 60.000 years ami. There is some question as to ihe Vane of studiiiiir the man |-h\: i<*i.iHy by som.itolo 'i , and the nrcl a? domical «ork can w.ii We have i-siilfi ient knowledge now io oh-erve wliai iiuuht to be observed. But the man hinis.-lf, whom, a'ter all, we are most interested in, will not last more than a few years lor scientific purposes. In twenty je..rs the Indian as we find him to-day will be extinct. Tn even ten years it will be very ddll all to make the collections that we can maKe. to-day."
If We Were In Cuba's Place. If by a stretch or the imagination we, the
people of the United States, can put ourselves in the place of the Cubans, what do we think we would ilo in the present circumstances?
It may help us in the effort to try to fancy, what our Revolutionary sires would have said if France, having assisted materially in securing our release from British tyranny, had proposed to the Colonies substantially the six conditions which the Administration, with the help of a subservient Congress, seeks to impose upon Cub*—the right to supervise all foreign treaties, to control her finances and credit, to intervene in domestic affairs, to demand coaling and naval stations, and io urate an island within thirty miles of the Cabas coast
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B0I8F0KD, 1KKBJHEW 4 AUI>, ATTORNEYS AND COCXHEIAORS AT LAW.
OffloM. Cuort UOOM tMiuara. fUtubarab. Mew Tork.
K u u F. Bntsroaa. Rrra 8. Aixaw. H. JUaTo* •aaaiaaw.
SltDDEJ k VIIT, COCNSELLORa AT LAW. OSJca la Arawtroaa
Btock. CUatoa awaat. riattabarga. N. T. L. L. aasPMa. C. i. Vaav.
1TE1«IA-SI«H0B, ATTOKNKTS AND OOOMSBIXOBa AT LAW.
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CHABUB HAiftif WWIi,
PtAcncai ia Omoea m ah aew Mask at No. 11
Miaac. Plattabatgh. M. T. Notary PabHe wttb Sa*L. t V U Raooroar of Plattabargh aad CI vil aad
•rtmlnal JuaUoB. . . All Bnslaei promptly attended to.
PATRICK J. TIEMB1Y, *y Mti •BMalM
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WHULII * WOODWAID, ATTORNEYS AND COONSBLLOBS AL LAW.
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CHAS. I . leSSIL, ATTOBNET AND COUN8BLLOB AT LAW.
Offloe ta Hacsr's Block, 15 CUatoa straet, Plattebnrgh, N. If.
1. I. UUASD, ATTOBNET AND COCN8BLLOI AT LAW.
Plattabarsrh. N. Y. Offloe: Clinton Block. over Bead's Jewelry Store.
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HIB1T P. tflLULAHD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
and Justice of the Peace. Offloe 101 Margaret street, Platubargh. N. T.
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saanlatid tw be k«M at the <>.«n l l i w ta twa Ttnaawof nat?»>iat«w. a r •» r..<i„«.
Pnr the Trial «f Htmm ot Pv* wttk J*rr n* ttetft Taaaaay of Bay: oa tb^tatM Twaalay at
Por ta* TrW of t — w «f taw oa •hetna) Mowday of eaHl aumtk n*n* May. « 4 » w 4 a t l 4tae a4bar
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T1»4«*ff*». y.«4 an.! *m h "f y«« «r» N»r»hy .it«4| aad reqairad t.. be and spf*er b»f««» ««ir «at4 aarnwat* •«<*rt t.. h* bold at tk» naV* .* "««• tMirnwate <rf the «n44aty of (1lat<*. ta tk» rlltaaa of Plattabarah. la aad f.» tlxi r«aaty of < itat«e. <«a theistk day of Man-h. ttoi. at t#o<+»* tt the rnreaona of that day. u. att««d the i»..hau> of the aaid laM will aad tawswiaat aad entfVtie
Aad tf aayof the aatanaa latarwlad ba andat tbeeawof tweaty-qae yaara. they arereoattwl ta appear by their traardlaa. tftkay have oea. or if they have aoaa. U> appear aad aapty (•» ,m* ta beapynaMad: or. la Oiaev4iat of IWr mm\~lnr fallaretodoao. a guardian will be anpotnuol by the Namwat*. to rwpnamt aad art \,w Hum at the pwHUMdlng,
In T—nmomf Whi-«f we have "eaaed tba aial of oar aaid HarrowaM's oxwt ta hm barvaata aaaal.
aih-at Jetja • . Booth, aerrnaate ef the eoaatywf CWatna. at ttw ettt ta 4addjiiaBi|.taaaBh4lay«
(u a ] JOBN U. BOOTH. _ „ _ aaavoaata. W. C . W i i m i .
Att'y for Petitioner la
TIIK I ' E O I ' L K l ' P T J I h s T 4 , T K . > r \ R W V . i k » to Sarah Mafpayaad taihartaa M — — a>CBa*aa swaaay. NawTara:
_ . Jaaa Plsalass aad Mleheat » i Vkaor.Cotoraao, rhaaawM '
Ttssa Tmble im Effect Oct. 8,1900. ChMaa Baor—Laura Eesaavtlle Tao, 8:15. t:10
1L10 a. m. aad I S . MO. 5:10. %» p. at. Ootaa Waer-Laave Pert Kant 735. 8:4*. » * ,
1131 a. at., aad 8*0. »:•». 5:48. IO.-0* p. at. Coaaautawja Tralaa arUI eoaaaet at Pott Beat
wtth paaaaanrttaiaa of the D. A B. C. Co. aad boataof thaCbaaialala Ttaasauttatiua Co.
e . N BIM43a^AMD.&a»araiMaaaawr. AltMTJNDa^BAaBXlrathieat.
aalaalaHaM T-B-TlBt OarraatedtDjaa.Slat.lS01.
TBAIM8 LBAYB BOOBBB POINT WEST. t S A . l l MAIL EKPBIWM iWaianSlaa wtth D. A
B. trakt laarlag Platlakatab at 5.09 a at for
TBAIMSl4^VBBOrjaa«rt>rMT«N^«. •MA. a l l
Tea aad aaohef yoa, are hereby imi aad re-aalradto he aad appear t i f in i si nariiisiiti'i Caatt to be haM at the tdaoeof oar aajfamteof the <^oaaty ef t^lataa. ht the vlllac* otrPtatta-bargb. la aad fur the 4'oaaty of (liatoa. <« the tlth day of Mareh. IWH. at teao'eioek la the fora-m<na of that day. thaa aad taata to abow raaaa why Lettara Adaiinlatrati.* of all aad ulncilar the amidt. chattaw aad -iwdlta of Jaatai Wan*y. iate of Aoaable. <1inl.* uoaaty. N4>w ¥«rt. de eeased. lauatate. aboald aot he graatmt unt" CathartDe Murphy. «f Plattabartb. ln«aW eimoty ol < 'Union, a • *tcr .>.* d^wedent who baa made ap-plk-atlon for ttw moot u> kaee to her aad to Bar tin Murphy, a brother of demand. <w to *..me oi bcr nultable p«ea.«
And if any of UM> pcranea tntctweted ha aader the acv of «1 y^ani. tbey are repaired t«» api«ar by tbetr guardian. If they have owe. or. If they have wiw. to appear and apply for on* t<. be appointed; <w. In th*event .>tlbrtriwwl~t . * ration, u> do wi. a guardian will be app"">t«d by the 8tunwate to repreamt and art f«r them la the proceeding.
At (MNawMy tthtrmf, wa hare eaa**d tho aral ef onr aaid 8uirugate°a Coart U> be hereunto afflsed.
mint*. Hoa. John H Booth, oarrogate of aaid county of cimton. at Platuburgb, the flkl day of January. ia.>i.
[fc. » I TtTTS P. SBEDDEX. Clerkof Surrogate • t'ourt.
W . C . W i i x w , Att'y tor Petitloaer. 4w7
IhEFEREEt SALE. -Atata of New York 8a-k, preaw CT.»«rt.-c««nty of cliatoa - Maria
Hopkins, piaintaY. agaiaat Loahw i Waldraa (foratariy Loakw i. Lmaard). MMtael Lauaard. rMhabe M. Laphaai (fiarawriy Phabe M. Leonard), and Oliver Laphaai her hashaad. titawhaa Lmm-ard. Alice Leonard. Loataa Uiiiaard. Mabel Laoa ard. Aana Leoeard. Carrie Leonard and Loataa J. WaleroatfiwatarlyLoalaaJ. Laaaardl.aaadajia-fcrtratric aad Patrldk CXaT«yaa adariakdrafaw of tbegoods.ohatteU aad.radttaof Michael Lena ard. dtnaaasd. aefeadaata.
In panoaaoe and by vtrtae of a jadgataat of foreckaare aad aala dnly atadelathe above en tttied authm oalae seta day of Janaary. iw»l. duly eatered la the CUatoa Coanty cbwa'e uffloa. aad aathornnag aad dlrectlag the able of the real
nrearisaa kataktaftar do* L the eabaoriber, a Baferas la aad by asM at for that parpava daly appotated artU
BBUatp44.4ioaaotloat0taehisTh4^ ffs«tduorof taaCoart Hoaaa tatha vUlaga of Plattabargb. ta the onaetyof atntoaaad <4tate of New York, oa the tMhdapof Mareh. ltot. at Mootockeooaof that day. the real eata'e aad
aad tharala aireetad ta be aaid. TaafouowisBhiadeaaripUouof aatd I
ad ptsmlsss ta >ald Jaaaatatt deaorwVd: AUthat eat«alap4caa of land la Black Brook.
of Wear York, boaaded
by taaeaatraof aWhaeawar. eaat by I stadby Caartaa Bshjat. aaath M a T l a w t t a i taaaamTletaad
ta t Bo ava i l
fabrit-si.
t ' M f l a M n RerhaaSI^a. Cold v«.gi'tald»'s. s««h as IH-US. beans,
B»par:i-tU'*. Bnissel* .sprouts, raulidow-ers. et.-., i an all IH« warmed np and • irMtl a la niftitre «riiotel by toss ing them in r>ntt.i o \ . r a moth-rate fire. Words for the onfiuwhed rhymes of March with a >i.riiikl:risr "f . boliped parsley. 2 pirate, irate, rate, ate. pep].* r ati.I salt an.l the s.jueeze of a lenion. Boili i l i>i.t:if"i's ar*> lK>st sorved *ut iu sl ices an.l fried a s ponimes de tern- saute4>s.
a e a l t a y e a Tartce-y. Oae of the w a y s to manage the "left
evrer" portions of the noble bird now tat season is a s fol lows: In a battered taking ditdi. rncit with crumbs, put alternate layers of half inch bits of cold turkey, stuffing and gravy (or white sauce and crumbs, if there be no atntflBg and gravyi. c o v e : with erninbs and t a k e 1." iuin.it. s.
r e h e a l t a t a l aittlaar r e a l t l o a . Women w h o sit with tin-ir legs cross-
4*J to sew or read or to hold the baby are not aware that they arc inviting aerious physical ailments, but it i s true nevertheless, a. cording to a I'uited Stat, s health report. When a aaan t-rr.-s-i- Lis tejis be idaces the ankle of «.n.- limb across -the knee of th* i t l i . r au.l r.-sts it lightly there. A woman, more njodest and restricted in her movements, rests tbe entire weight of one limb on the upper part «f the other, ami this pressure upon the sensitive nerves and cords, if in-dulR.il iu for i-ontintii-d lengths of time, a s is ..ften done by h.dies w h o aew or t-iubruidci. will ;.ro<lu<e disease.
Fashions. New jackets are plain or trimmed, loose or
tight. A new form of bolero is with a basque back and belted in front.
Foulard silks have a prominent place among the summer materials. Ttie circular flounce is a favorite trimming.
at Wait Phial aaa throaab the resignation of Frederick aTenaei aa a cadet in the United States Military Academy. Keotel will return to his borne in West Somerville, a suburb of Boston. The reason siven publicity for Kensel's resignation is failing eyesight, bat from the family this has been learned:
Kensel entered West Point on June 13 of last year. Early in July he was in the hospital on account of trouble with his eyes. He never had had difficulty with his eyes prior to entering the academy. While standing on his head in a tent, which was the rule for "pieties" whenever an upper class man entered, he was kicked in the rhrht eye, possibly accidentally, by an upper class man, and was sent to the hospital. Kensel was not seriously injured and was soon able to leave the hospital. Soon after. »hile attempting to swallow a teas|ioonful of toiiasco sauce, he choked and i' spilled over his handkerchief. He was blindfolded with the same handkerchief afterward and the sauce got into his eyes. This compiled him to return again to the hospital. Atiout August 11 he was taken off the sick list, his ejea having recovered. Three days afterward he again was in the hogpirat, a? the report shows, with ''stomach troubles."
He had been compelled to eat a great quantity of rice, a couple of boiled cabbages, six-ty-three prunes, and had also been compelled io do 150 "eagles.'*
This drove him into convulsions and a pillow t r blanket was placed over his face so that his cries could not he heard. As a result of this treatment, the family believes, the physical condition of Kensel has been
tl-n, waea pme* ** tmttmu*, to governntent aad oaatroT of the aaate to Ita people"- we woold expect the uiterveninf power to keep Ita word, would we not? That would be the part of aehrralrie and anselOsh and honest rescuer—is it not so?
Why should not Cuba take us at our word? Suppose that, without heat, without reproaches and especially without violence, the Cubans should proceed with the ralitication of their Constitution (modelled admirably for their purposes upon our own) and then elect a President and Congress under its provisions and organize its Government thoroughly. With these proofs t.iat the island is not only "pacified," but that it has a government of, by aud for its own people, wtmld not Cub* be in a position to ask oa to withdraw our troops and to propose treaties for the common benefit and protection of both republics? And what answer could Mr. McKinley make to such a demonstration and such a proposition?
If Americans were Cabana, this, wa think, is what they would do. And if wise couiuHs prevail this is what the Cahan patriots, who have fought so long aad sacriflced so much for Fre.Ki.ua ami fnifc-peodeoce, will do.—Jf. r . World, March 10.
ttoabte wear* tot
$500 REWARD! We will pay the above rewanflar any esse at
Uver Complaint, Dyspepsia, fflak Iteadatha. aadigestion, tXmatipatton or Oanateaaat wa Sannot cure with Llverlta, Bat TJa-To-Data Little Uver Pill, when the illiuurhwis are strict-|y complied with. They ate Basel* Vegetable, and never fail to give attlafauttna SSe boxea contain 100 Pills, 10c boxes etntawa 46 PU1*. So boxes contain IS Pills. Bewaraafaabi and imitations. Sent by niatL l*Bnil NERVITA MEDICAL CO., Oav. CUnkaa Jackson sta^Chlcaao.IU. Sohtav
rhalaft at t store, or at ~
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A hip yoke of folds is on som' of the plaited ski.is.
A pretty sleeve is of lengthwise tucks to the elbow, and finished wuh a friU of lace short at toe inside seam and graduated lo the opposite side, where it falls half way to the wrist. The un^ersleeve is full, gathered into a frill at the end and finished with a band and bow of narrow velvet ribbon. A similar band beads the frill at the elbow.
Braid matching the skirt in color is preferred. Bauds io varying widths make one of the accepted models for its use.
A black evening gown tsof black silk muslin over white, the skirt trfmrnol around the foot with narrow Frances. Over the gown, both bodice and skirt, is a draping of chenille net in lattice pattern. Tue elbow sleeves of the muslin are edged with ruchinge of Mack ana white, and the uutlersteevea are ot the
An odd sowadtaa; bit of aMlllaery httho broad Leghorn hat drooping back and frost, high crown circled with a stiff wreath and ribbon tying in a bow and ends at the back aod edge of the brim.
A wrapper mode! has a straight front opening at the left, and fastening high oo the bust, under ribbons which come from the armholes at the side seams and tie in a bow aad long eods. There is a triple shoulder cape and undersieeves of silk. The front and wide oversleeves are scalloped at the edges and fluished with buttonhole embroidery.
A silk bolero is made entirely of bias folds.
Indianapolis, March 9.—The Soman Catholics of Indiana are making vigorous protests against the medical bill, recently enacted,
„ . ! - . , rw. . . . . i . . and telegrams and letters are pouriaa- io ask-much impaired. Ou account of hisi physical i o a , b e Governor to aeto the hill. The Ob-condition and the troa'4e with his eyes, I j ^ , i w i , » „ forth i n . U t e r afirnod by a which necessitated an operation, he never J ^ n o l B b e r ^ Catholics of Port Wayne, re
ceived to-day. In part too letter says: again was able to do his full duty in the academy and had to resign. Kensel was appointed by Congressman Mi'Call in 1899. He is the son of the late Colonel Kensel, an old army officer. He served in Company B, First Massachusetts Heavy Ai tillery in the Spanish war.
Bwamtjr l a Clean blood means a clean skin. N o
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathartic clean your blood and keep it clean, by stirring up the lazy liver and driving all impurities from the body. Begin to-day to banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cascarets,—beauty for ten cents. AH druggists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c
Kiag'a CotwnattM Oath.
DecMeaThatNot raatielnaj ta Meeaai
London, Feb. ti.—It is understood that the Government baa decided that these
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"I cannot see how if that Ml! becomea a law the Roman Catholic pUgrlatfrna to the shrines of the saints for rrtlxfoa* ttevotioa and for the purpose of healing diseases can be any longer tolerated. Tb* worship aad the expected cure form part of the same net. The church eitoaqragee such pHgrisaasjos aad is respoasible far theat. Sbw considers thaw a part of her rtdigioaa systeaa. B the healing of disease withoat a atedieal aaamiaa tion and toe grantlar of a l i c e B B a a d ^ a e e d criminal tne Roman Catholic Church wiU bo a criminal before the law.
fnomas Tamer, aged IS, son, aged IB, ebiMrea at County, Ky., faressra, March 8. They ainaatstt a Bosaa tensti leatotheboaweof tho atoav Sprake and asked t o B* araae'er BSM fast
tot thai
AUIFARIOT, CAIPaWTttilftJOIIII. it uirpanid ba doaUltmdaof lataeaiiy. aoai
hwlvBaa. matalaw wora, anroU woea, a s . . Am., aa raatpaihla tataav Mattia hnatts atssisalty. CaB n a n larlUtMattaa tigat. Shop a t « Piatt
hm\ CB. MVIEly TCartdtar sf Frescli
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Galls Bight aad day prosaptly by eaUias; at IKS oatoe,
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fORVTBaTGBAMCBaTTIa^ATIS,
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c Topics, vantaw.
A. K.-Aaarrloiaauatory. Algebra. BooUacpiag
rtiinaanal "nhr [' Law. Phyaioa.
Oertlauataa lake oaiy 8eanol Law aad History the a^4tar<a*taweaaatiaatioa.andaU thesabjeeta Ibn aMMaat day
~ ' " ttoasarethe regalar m the foilowiaK tab
JaotR Arlthatatie. Oaagraahy. Grammar. Coav Saaaloa. Oi^hography. Aaaarican Blatury. Civil linianmswl, Phyahisogy. Hygjene and Paomaa-
• wiU faralah thaauwlvea wtth pea aad ntlars for oae la drawtng.
be aatd aad may ba parcaaa-
Jfortaa 1st district wfll ha held imN<»wtalBaUdiBg. . _
...... .Mae. la-iS a!JJh)iCAa*JUJB\^
. Jaaawaatatar Pawt Dlattiot O. W. OmBtL. M. D..
talnlng flfty 4wr«a of land. « iaaonahalfof allona aadi
aarallal to the aaath Haw e t 2 3 aadala^amtPdatoaki i ib tvaa
oataaaraetuneof ta * aaid Lot la. twaaoe aoatb-arly aloag the west line of aaid lot tfty two aad oaa-balf rods to the place of bactaalawaad «»a
of land, eaeepttacaad ratetv ' aUaerels oa «ald real
8ee~deed from Francis t Duncan a^d wtfeof April at. Item, aatd Leonard atay aell aad ouavey the uwt piere abuva deaorlbed. ptovtdnd ba pays — " DBase atoaey < • tkia aaatgaea.
the 7th day of Ptoraary. IBM _ _ MOrrtN B. O'BBIBN. Bcfena W. C. Wataoa. PJaauaT* Attorney. SwT
SLPBEMECOCBT.-CUatoa Coaatv -BafaaB Buaphrey aad Oaurga B Baaapaeey. aa eaa-
oatora of the laat will aad leetamwat »4 Joha M.
a aaat4W aaa aaawiation aaw e a r ovtowia f ree whether aa
OomaiBulca-" oaT
avaaaMoahiBiobably patentable. C, ttoaaatnetlyeoaadantuu. Handhoofct aaat ftaaToiSaw agency fortacunngnatenui.
.— Smack Matm a Co. lacaltw . mthe
aaatple cause. The moacles and nerves IB the npper portion of a woman's leg are extremely sensitive, an.l much of her whole physical structure can become deranged if they are overtasked la the niam-0-r referred t"
l ' M h l o a ' 4 t > a * r a . "Nell • h i j w i " fa-!i.'ii , <>f a UMidlfiwl
ord.-r. is . t. >.f the inaiiy ideas adoj»t«Hl fn m the stti". Ihe l<:g Hat velvet bat. with Lathers i - . j>ing over the brim, is evidently taken from th«" "cart WIM^-I" m « l . I The -«;wynn" skirt ia gather"! all r.iu:i<i the front and side* in many rows and is of hrix-ade or chin*- siik. much patterned in a floral atyle. ami th«- low W«lic»* has cape dra-I*rU's ahd ell..iW nl«-»-vesi h»i,\ ily frilled With la«-<.
fVaits ..f the s! ort t « l . r o t y f ' are at>
. a r b worn ,n , ara-itl and ***'<£* The belts of hmt ymw « • r e v e r b Bome women are M-li-i-tms VcHet, mueli . . - . . > triiuiue,! with >et and with big revere this season wide m front and Barrow at asT 4-rutia*-. mink or < h iwbi l la and the hack. awevitabl* cascade or Jaiiot of lace. f
Cat api - lnp"- of cloth are now aoM a s bordenngs and trimmings to match , t h M a> \ the leading coh»rs.
The new toqwes are worn very for- ! Qaabec, March a.—A i ward aad are .joite large aad havo datagiaatat araaaMta Otaswals hsBaasi
fotda larojetrtiaw in f roa t g g ^ j l w ' J * y ^ ^ | y ' > • • » •» «•»
Tbln materials in white figured with Mack, and black figured with white wiU be aaaoag the most popular of the
Itennwsat of ih* Irish Chwreh Qasen'sreign. Tbaoath, it»bakl. to eiently eiastie to cover the eveat pened. The tollowiag ia the farm aeett a t the coronation, including too questions pat by the Archbishop of Canterbury aa* tba sovereign's answer:
Archbishop—Is your majesty wiffiaBj t o take the oath?
King—I am willing. Archbishop—Will yoa solemnly pt«atisa
and swear to govern the people of this Hatted Kingdom of Great Britaia aad hetaad aad the dominions thereunto ing to the statutes In Fartiaauat and'be respective laws Bad cawtoW Of taw-same?
Kmg—I solemnly proatise so to da. Artmbtahop—WiM yoa to tba a u
your power cause law and Justice, in to be executed bt all •oar
Klag-Iwl l i . Aaphutsbop—WiM yoa to tba >war maisfaia tba bswaaf Sat
lu ioe ef thw Qoapai, aad tba iwHgiaa satabisaad byhasf
The Btarsieat Maa i a fiaa
i k t M l Jay ha I t Let oa pray that the
•MHB4 ehow shAH tat tan**** of HI
awSVaS fraa%^awM«y, ' • •aMBaB •avMaaW4awaaS'BB WtKftt
• • • • P aaayT^BaSJ JH*»f afJwarafa taWaHsBaVanl t faaf i faW 4ta^PasaffafaS
the raptor»»u« hoaanaa rotmd "Clory to ,... _ _ - , , , . ,, . . . , , , , , , . , i the »^e i.f Jo be WaS t feet tall. G«dim tl..- I . . ! . . - i - e , . - „i, curt!, arid , ,„ m u rXcriWal UrSkM A 1 | U l i ^ . ^ ^ gm^ » , l ! t u m d to.-i, l t .v . ' V »,. j ,lsl„r<. are of njrmaJ aiae. Jfndwril. i're»bvterian. Atlanta. i
rttlaatratad weekly fjirveat eh--- lumal. "" "
I by am lof any attentate imiraaL. TermasSta
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OF
NeatkMial Importance
A . L O N E CONTAINS BOTH.
. __ ptabtthta. agahtat Laatlaa Lapurte. MatblkUe Hast. Kdwiage Caarwtte. Bather titwagar. CaadkU Braaohaad, Diana Pleary. Amanda Laard. Albertba Maaaier. Oawr Mceaiar. Haatarl Nk-hoU. Jr., Delia Ntcbub. Henry Valley. Lawte Valley. Vltgiaia Valley. Edapind Valley. Cbriwopher Valley. Joba Tarry. Agnea Tarry. Cbk-1 Blbhard. Myra Hlbbard. r-bjMophar Bowma. Aawlia Bnacoa. Cariatnabtr 4>*yas. Jane Gonyea. Wlillaai Nlcbois aad Laura Nichols. dafandaata.
In pnnaaace of a Jadewaaat aad dasrae of f ote-cloMue of aale. duly granted In tba above entitled action, and entered ta the CUnloa Coanty Clerk « offlce. on the 5th day of Mar-b. 1»)1.1. the under signed. David H Agnew. Referee, will aell at pab-llc auction at the fr«Mt door of the Court Boaae. in the village of Plattabvrgb, ia the 4-.>aaty of Clinton aad State of New York, oa the 3rd dar of April. lt«il. at two o'clock ia the afternoon, the premleve dew-ribed in said judgnHtnt and decree, as follows, namely:
All that certain pie.-c.4- parvl ,.f Umi .-.tuate.1 In the t<iwn*>f <int.tfi. i .uniy.if <'iint..n. «»•! Sraleef New Y<> k. ol.l Mi.itary Tm I. >,r"»t l>.t ST. t..wi;sl, p.,. imd b..un.!ed m* f..;io*,. ti/ Jte ginning ~< r.«ls t»u«t trim tben<'rth*>e»t ..rn.-r ••! •aidl.e i7. running ttwiH-e m-i a^.ngthe b.fii way to land Dow owned by Wimaat Ni.'h. i>. tbenoe south along the we»t line of ian.1 owttrd by raid Wiliam Mch'.lst.. the land* ownnl by KJm.Mid L»('l»re; thence w*s»i aJ<mtrEd Ui'l«rr« north hoe to lands owned by Albert (ionyea. tnen.<e north along east line ..f laSd owtird *<T \ bert tioiiyea t.» the pl».-e"f beginning, .-..ntaitung T5 n.-reB .»t lafni. be tl... ^mmv xanrv ur >**
Dated March »Ui. l'*»i DAVID II Ai.MEW. licfrre-
<eim«.s H. M»i>. Pia.nt:ff«' \:i.*wy loar M«..*e. N' V
Assignee's Notice to Creditors. Pursuant .. »ij ..nler m«>ie by the U m La i«n
L. Mixldeti. < iititen •'•unlf' lud«v. -iatedthe ::-fi day "f February. !*!!. n.>ti"e t» heotiy given t-» all the .-re.ia.>r« aud pepfwoa l ^ t u / • .a.:a^ agaai-t »'.arien Dcai aud Kirocr H !>e»;. .at. / domar t'UMUcs, .a lae v-.^g«.'f « tiaait"*in ' ti bin C.ui.ty. N Y . under the Srm uaiue ', har M Deal A. *>"n. ttiat ttiey are revur-.lt.. fr»-s ot tbeir . U.tu* Willi the t-,u ti^rs'i.rfrt.r \ *.y ,-r ifl'-d t " t h e - u t X c r ' t i e r f ! i - •: l . r « t | - . -ite-l an>,g-neeot trie -n. 1 < i.ar.e* lv«. .v »..i. f r t:,'- i - e tit ..; ti.eir .-r.sli-..rs, at in* ..a e :. -.;,- t . *<e ,,f <hamt"»iu.' N. V no ur beb.re iti" i;a Jay •,: May. !-<>:
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Address THE SUN. New Tork.
NOTIt-K. By order of Hon. Joan B Kxita. Sarrtamte of Clibtnn <".«IB?T N Y . n.<i.» .*
betvt.v given »-<-«r<i:ng to aw t.. «.. ;«-r*-B« •,.,. ing • a 'n« «jf»msi ' i.ar ate A-., j . ii- • kowrtiue. iu awid .swiutf. deoeaaed. that they are required to eaJ»b<t the eacae v a t the vuaea-era thereof to the aaaerMwr at the ntaau .rf W B Hol.s.mbe. M D tn the vtliage "f Keeaer > e > T . on '-r twf.lTthe .'nd day f s-itcai'vr •••"
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Agatu fur the oelahratad Morgan a Wrtgtt
gay* Agaat for the calehraHid Cr»wf „r<l BicytUe
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