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acken Hose oh Deck.wa« o pleasant .ami large ga Ui he loan exhibition SaturdayKlwgulls baud, ikuule the nigh'tlt;* •it the door, by the blaming a while with in err v strains ward in the inili made thing-d riiU'ical. A brief programind action followed the open-teei wiaf, win it? u.l tajt? «cmjus ituiiwill be seating capacity for 2,000 spectator^. Iii a few days work will begin and at the end of a riionth it is expected that the grand opening will take place.Making a New Eye-lid.bv the bandorence Elwell at the grand yfed a march, ajutl ia upon the re came a merrily doleful proeight old tnaids, “clothed in Uie and vel!;owi They stood I of their pitiful desolation, ed that a husband be foune or each one of them. Mish e had nicely drilled the com-these wide awake maidens,,s composed of the following isneif; Maggy Leviek, Riba atty Cole, Auah Rathbona, chards, Vira LUal, Dolly Pali-Emma Lewis, neither one o|:I♦in boast of .more than ten trouble. Afterwards one of d ladies,Hatty Cub*, gave % j, sitting knitting in her chair ig “When our Betsy got Mar-Mr. P. Sexton, who was the engineer on the train that mu ip to it sea of burning oil, near Bradford Last January, and in which live persons lost their lives, is at the surgical institute in this city. Mr. Scgtton was frightfully burned. The ends of all his lingers are burned off, and his hands so deformed as to be useless. His face. i:* «is badly scarred, parts of his dose and ears gone, while both lower eye-lids ;lto burned away, leaving uo protection t-o the eyes. Yesterday Dr, Upde Graft performed a plastic operation*for the restoration of one of the lids,literally marking a new eyelid. Whenthis heals, the. saime operation will be made on the opposite side.DAN. COHNWill permit any Clotin the City to sell Goodlower prices than he dor offer more liberaldncements for Patronaonght to read th.6 Newspers and pay occasioter noticeable events were twoiaufi piano pieces, a trio by•h, Miss Sheerur,u, and a duet bySheer ar.and Mis Mrs. Gisheuing waa a very enjoyableHARD TIMES.may be dull, but from the car’ d wagon loads of furimu re• Iit out by Coats Bros, there is jail in their line, they make her suits a month dud are on orders. They have theiplete stock oil furniture in the ’arlor suits from $40 up. They Uploaded line of easy , ehkirs, A c. Anything in the way ofcone, chairs allCialrovoyant .Examinations Free.There is somet hing beyond the pbyei cal which can investigate the causes of your diseased condition. This powerdoes not depend on your symptoms forits guide. Our method will give a clear%and correct caiLsc of your disease— either mental or physical. Those given up as incurably send for an examination. We rarely fail to cure any disease no matter how long standingthat our examinations pronounce care-♦able.TUMORS A apRCIAI/fV.Enclose lock of hair, giving leading symptoms, name and age. Address,Dr. E. F. ButteufIrud,Oct. 2-mb. Syracuse, N. Y *MARRIED*.visits to his store, twould then learn how 1Tly mistaken they were.^80 matter whothers do^ we wii!better9 4RushT H£* ■HonaEs—MtTCHKiiL—At the (residenceof Dr. N. R- Uurd. Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. DO.. lfe$4, Mr. Z. .Hodges, of Minneapolis, and Miss Jennie W. Mitchell, daughter of Isaac W./**’s the way he doesCheaper thanrest.Mitchell, of Riverside, Allegany Co.,.New York. .• Iiav« the best lot of chamber has ever been Shown by any ii Western New York; some sets in mahogany, walnut 140, $75 up ltd *$250; ash sets :o $50. They guarantee gdods Is represented. And theirire' Way | down. They retail | ijobbers prioea Tbeyiaek the r Allegany to call and see theiri ’ * j I* j —aI -1. . . ; ■: : ’ } ..Church—Adams—In Andover, N. ¥.,Sept. 28, 1884, by Eld. J. Kenyon at the home of the bride’s father, S, B. Adams, William H. Church of Alfred and Miss Addie G. Adams of Andover.Amk$—Bksaway.—In Scio, N\ Y., on August 9,1884,; by Eld. James Hart. Mr. Jessie F. Arnes of Ward;and Miss Minule Benaway of Solo. j.Cain—HamimonfHIu Scio,l N. :Y..; Oct. 1st, 1884, by Eld,: J aides Bar •j Mr. Theodore C. Cain of Solo, an | Miss Carrie 51. Hamilton of the saut«1 a ’ 1 • . * 11 • • « ’ * ■pla«*. :• 3 ■1 . If 1J* • ‘1 ‘1 -SNt:Iitj. 'h: ' - ■- *f! i! .I •: 4V..J .s/ ;
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Wellsville Allegany County Reporter
Wellsville, New York, US
Thu, Oct 09, 1884
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