Cuba Patriot (Newspaper) - September 2, 1886, Cuba, New York 35. September 3, 1886. 3 PALMER Lightings Flashed The Thunders Rolled The Growlers Growled The Ho this did not alter the determination LEADING CLOTHIER OF give the people of this one of offered in this We have immens e stock and goods we have purchased does not consist of old damaged by water and sm ck but are this seasons latest styles and ARB SOLD LESS THAN must admit by inspecting the that this is the best chance they will If in of call on A. BEFORE BUYING the following Black Diagonal tor Cassimere 0.00 for Scotch Plaid 10.00 ior Corkscrew 15.00 tor 10.00 Men's Fancy Checks and 14.00 for 10.<H. Men's Extra all Wool Scotch 16.00 11.00 Boy s Cassimere from 12 to 17 yrs. Fancy Checks and 5.00 for 3.30 ChUds Black and Blue 6.00 goods of the finest qualities at the same low pric Mi ifs with canvas 1.2-" iur S won h 1,00 Glen's Pants h 1.00 iur AND SSI also keep the largest lok ents will be sold as cheap as the P. save time and everybody should call in need of and wife J. F. Ives ia ou Saturday monthly meeting of the Baptist Society of Belleville was held ou Saturday and on the Sabbath service was for the time in Belleville by the society since its The number present to partake of the sacrament we about ball play is held every afternoon by the young men of who sa m to be creditable hi the Oa the occasion quite a of interested spectators were Mamie McMillan took her departure on Monday of the for where she intends to remain luul attend the fall and winter B. Lane and Eugene lyes commenced attending school at on Williams had a quantity of his plums gathered by parties who did niit it the of asking a former we made mention of the presentation by our Thomas B. of a line desk to the Mission Baptist church of but by some e the printed copy read instead of who was taken sick while visiting bis brother in-law J. died the following the Friday on which he was are sorry to chronicle fact that Hoxy is again very seriously and hope that she may soon find relief from her wearisome and and sou Whipple and sons Dallas qnd Mrs. Sanford of and Mr. and 31rs. J. F. Ives of a yort of picnic excursion to pond in the picnic woods of our neighboring on Thursday iast They evidently with their day's and were of our were in at the Soldiers at Thursday Simpson's two accompanied y a cousin whose name we have not are visiting at the Stock F. W. Case and daughter of visited relatives ere on Friday of asl remaining over L. spent a portion of last week at It seems that he is no longer in employ of On his return to that place after his tw weeks he found another i been hired for a month in his he sought and nt with another party where he to remain through the rest of are that couple of n prospecting Indian tixes vipon thai as in lend and ihc most of the in oil either of the d A result in J. Kendall left here for He intends to take up a for his family who are now of Is in town on a visit to his Blanchard has started a still for distilling oils from the various The boys have until recently taken a great in siting it but the eider has got low In the barrel and the boys say it isn't 8<} much of a still after have no lawyers in town and consequently but few law but a time ago two men had a misunderstanding which promised to result In Our fearing he would not preside with called in the side Judge H week ahead to rehearse their parts and school themselves in court styles and We hope they were and wife had an addition to their family last week in the shape of a ten pound Babe and mother doing Cole has been digging a cellar for his new While digging be several bunches of sand which looking very much like when washed from the Chester is lire he has struck a Bo mote It at O. MAIN H. and Residence on near Bridga Best and Purest ever the and by ami tail if youan l Try Oct it fi your voa are suffering from K wish to UiC fail to 3 medicai work PmpM i 5a who when Wf for Holmes to ile his farewell last rt Loren deliri for to school thu Congdon also to Allegany to attend Catholic trying to tube and pack he well li on his farm last summer by 11 and by them in order to use the gas as attempted has been to wed the man of her and there will be more attempts the dark of have received ill. ir and are ready lo take in all thai the rules permit to ( their No. 2 well on tiie lease and it is reported making a on the frontier and goes to show ip good territory not 111 18 the royalty hy Timothy of Cull a. All doing at the hank will ease him as Carmody in the Co. have a rig up on a small strip of land between the Wixson and farms own and will drill it as Soon as they up the No. 4 on Barton started the drill again on their No. Peterson which iias been bhut down for water and will linish this week if the water holds Sammil are to start the drill vTO their No. 3. this and we all that is being done at iti this Sons of Temperance held a basket picnic in Abbotts the 24th notwithstanding the unfavorable aspect of the gathered the largest crowd ever assembled in this place on a like Bugbee did creditable service as manager and was cordially assisted not on ly by the but by the in in making the event the great holiday of our quiet A special invitation liad been sent to divisions of S. of T. at Haskell Flats and many of whom did not only by their presence but by literary to make this social Before noon the clouds began to disperse and the exercises were opened with prayer by Rev. of this of delivered a short but cheering address was well appreciated by the as also the music of Hiram VanSlyke and Mrs. Carpenter of New Union Division of Abbotts carried out a nicely arranged after which other friends were invited to offer their tions for the good of the whole closing with an address D. G. W. P. of who is always warmly welcomed by the friends of temperance in this word regarding the history of Union 88. may be of interest to some of the Early in the spring Brother Davis drove over from to see what he might do in his to advance the cause of in our little Under the circumstances of the hard times on the 14th of April he organized a division iu the school house with a membership of only seventeen predicted the new order would soon fall through to the but it now nearly sixty I. N. Sheldon fully granted the division a room in the cheese factory for its It is now being comfortably furnish ed by the increasing funds of the The portion of the time not necessary to the of business during the regular meetings of the division on Tuesday is set apart the good of the by the way of mutual improvement and development of the literary talents of its the object of the organization being not only the rescue of the fallen from the cause ojf stong but the progress of all in the way of Child's and Mrs. Charles Wheeler of New Hudson mourn the loss of their infant a little girl less than two The funeral services were observed at the Rev. Mrs. Calkins and the were consigned to the last resting place in the pleasant little cemetery at that Her sickness was very Sunday last It was first noticed that she was but her disease soon developed in a most serious A physician was summoned soon as possible but there was no help for her and on the following evening surrounded by her loving parents and a number of friends she quietly sank to Words to express the of the stricken parents under such an All consolation given them that kind words could yet for ail it did seem possible that they could with stand had it not been for a hope of a blessed resurrection in Christ when they once more join their loved one who has gone where sorrow is never known and friends are never Aug. 28, 1880. Loren Ford died quite suddenly The funeral was held at the on A sad accident oc curred while the procession was descending n very steep hill a short distance from Warner and Lizzie both of were married at August 22. Genesee Valley peach crop is 40,000 baskets it is estimated will be shipped from the vicinity of Mt. rowing regatta of America's amateurs will be Long Chautauqua Sept. 7th and 8th. Excursion rates on all the recent burning of the Central House barn In Eldred fifty pounds of the Van Gampen Compound stored In it burned to ashes Tribe of Red Men announce their Annual Reception and Green Com Dance at the Opera Wednesday September 8. We acknowledge another of is spending his vacation at Wrong That is his regular Ho spends his brief vacations at aged 16, in a fit of J of his brother aged six with an ax last Thursday at The injured boy died Friday Wesleyan Seminary at Houghton opens its fall term 7th, with excellent Prof. the new is a of and been for five years a teacher in Amity Treasurer H. O. Wait and wife of 1 Salamanca arc with giving a house and a lot to a widow who had formerly been a member of their but who was left in destitute circumstances by of her inhaled cause rest and The soldier on his march and the exhausted iron worker get great strength from eating the Tie a fresh onion the neck and bruise it to make its odor and you secure from its nightly week the Mt. Morris and fairs are And the week following comes the the Cuba with its big finest collection of genuine the famous Kentucky women and an from Gov. second annual races of the New York State Trotting Horse Association will be held at the Rochester Driving September 7th, 8th. and 9th. The very best stock of the State will be and the will be mostly among youngsters and strictly upon their Powell Lamb of owners of the Ho stein cow announce that her six record just shows 2<iV-00 pounds of seventy pounds a The highest previous record for six years was 23,775 pounds by the cow of managers of the fair advertise as among their cattle B. W. Whipple's famous herd of of the same at the head of which stands for which he has refused We have seen it this way in three different and are really moved to inquire whether they abstained purposely from mentioning the fact that this herd was from Cuba and not Strange for a mistake Alexander Storrs died at his home in Hinsdale Tuesday after an illness of over a He was born in Otsego county in 1808, and in 1827 came to in 183G removing to Originally a shoemaker he studied law at his bench and afterwards devoted himself to He was in the Legislature in 1840 and since that time has been a Justice of the Peace nearly The late Hon. Emory Storrs of Chicago was his S. Snider issues through the Belmont Post a challenge in the following terms been ten times confined with the in six in the belly of Hell where life is ever in and still in perfect without change of light or I now make the THEIR OVER Old at survivors of three regiments la which N. was Interested met at Portage Falls Park last In addition there was a big crowd of veterans of other commands and swelling tne number in attendance to 6,000 or was the seventeenth reunion of the First New York Dragoons and the Sixth of the Fifth New York and the first the two held The 85th N. Y. Riso lield their their exercises being conducted the cavalry regiments addresses were delivered by Col. H. rand stand before the 85th Dr. W. M. Health of the Port Of New gave an admirable embraced a splendid history of the iM at N. and the horrors of Anderson The doctor had a fine map of Plymouth and its defenses at the time of the which was viewed with much Maj. R. V. King and Lieut. Whitney of Olean also made addresses and the Band furnished fine Dragoons chose the following officers for the year Lieutenant J. L. Vice Lieut. Charles Mt. Secretary and Lieut. Churles Rev. A. I. Cavalry made following D. C. H. Andover H. Belmont S. New 85t,h reelected the former Capt. Seneca Capt. A. B. About sixty regiment were present and it was voted to hold the next reunion one year from that First Ne w York Dragoons was organized at Portage in 1802 and left for the seat of war on the 6th of its the same It was recruited from and Allegany The officers were Alfred Thomas Rufus Major R. Co It participated in 44 engagements and battles and carried upon its banners the names of Manassas Cold and Its 1,533 19 pieces of 21 caissons and four battle Fifth New York Cavalry was organized on Staten in 1861, by Col. O. The regiment was under the patronage of Senator Ira Harris of Albany and went by the name of the Guards or Ellsworth and was composed of the gallant sons of and Orange with a number from New It marched to the front on the 18th of 1861, bearing two beautiful st nds of colors presented by Senator It made a splendid war record and participated la 172 and led the charge at the The command went to the front 1,004 strong and out in 1865, with only 167 of the original members answering the the balance having either been or were prisoners at and other places in the Eighty-fifth was raised from of and and officered by Colonel Lieut. and A. The to North Carolina and was at sent to where of the members now lie ha viag died of afternoon Keller up a horse ami started after a milk can. to the corner of e the shied and threw under in tlie lines him some rods or before came No bones but pretty severe cuts and bruises on the head and the of round auain a few The few cuts and bruises on the loose from tiie wagon and into Smith's a from here attended the Ke union at ill and 1'. Lewis and ami Perry and L. B. and and others too numerous A very e time was had by The day was all that could he desired and for the benefit of the old it Wiis said but little carousing was Next year gets the honor of the re Hurrah for and brother South were guests of E. and wilh 11. F. Gardner and took in the excursion to the Falls They having an entertaining N. Y. The on horse letting the occupied by his wife and Mrs. M. A. onto the which became frightened and began kicking and and ran into the carriage just ahead containing Lewis and Both carriages were upset and the occupants thrown to the The were badly broken and gener ally smashed AH four persons were bruised and Mrs. Brown faring worse than the resti It is not possible to tell at this writing how badly she is hut it is hoped not ou Keller HUl have for ty of green and yellow guge plums to of. It is not an easy matter as they are so abundant and Haskell base ball played the Keller on At the close of tlie sixth inning the score stood 8 to 39 in favor of the who was stricken some time to his bed most of the the annual school E. D. Bryant was elected Terms were agreed at the meeting by which the Sons of Temperance are to use the school house the coming Bryant Brothers start their thresher this ih Edwards shipped a load of cattle to New York of offer lly than 5^10,000, one-half of which I will give to any who make it appear that I was ever a fit subject for such or show that in any way the cause differs from that for which Daniel offered as food for or that for which every martyr has since Stephen was stoned by or produce a more man The says that Mr. Suider has been boarding in Belmont through the summer and finding it so attractive a place will probably take up his permanent residence This of itself is a sufficient comment on the to Young Clay the the truth of Is vouched for by tlie oj tiie Young men desiring to get on in the aiu years have teea troubled world should understand that the kidney complaint and ior portant thing is to first not dress nij seK U i aiu alt and can this be so well acquired as all my own 1 own ray thanks to pursuing a practical course of Actual niy the Bryant removed ail disease and pain Try W. drug Business Full can be obtained by sending for Farwell and other members of the Farwell of Philips took train 3 this morning for where a family reunion is to be held upon the farm located by Abram M. of James in 1816, four mites of Hinsdale in Ischua He removed from Fitch and on way to Hinsdale passed through Angel where Major Moses and one other family were then He located in a where the hearest neighbors were three miles distant way nine miles the Over 70 lineal descendants of the pioneer will gather at the old to do honor to memory of- and renew the associations that make life pleasant Catarrh positive cure for diptheria and canker C. W. Cuba Willis following is a list of trial jurors to at a County Court and Court of Sessions to be held at the Court House in the village of in and for the County of commencing on Monday Sept. 13th, 1886. Henry Warner William Fred C. Tunis Edward 0. C. Leslie jr. J. B. Lewis F. Cornelius i N. B. George W. oil a A. John Shelly Henry S. MUes R. Henry You have a dropping causing Cough Cure will relieve and 35c.S0c. 8sys: myself and wife owe our lives to Cuba dt will you cough Cure will giye 50 aad C. i
