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Justice lievnoUls last rridav auu Satnr-» *lav, for selling whisky without license. Duly one witness was sworn in behalf ofthe people; he swore straight enough.*but three witnesses were produced for the defense who swore him out of court. From the evidence it was easy onnogii to irrive at the conclusion that, not with «binding the law is violated every day in he week, yet as a rule, men will not wil-ingly testify against tlie criminal. There s 110 other business on tlie face of the Mirth that will so demoralize not only the nan who sell.-, but all who are so unfor-unate as to be liis innocent victims. But t is consoling to know that the town of Vmity does not encourage the business, v granting licenses, and throwing aroundit the protecting arm of the law*.Sleepless Nights, made miserable by thaterrihle cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy tor you. Sold by S. W. Crittenden.Another !\icw Rnl'road.Canaseraga, N. Y., April 4.—II. L. Root of this town owns 400 acres of land !n the town of Almond, on which is located the Chipknockie quarries. Tlie stone, which is a fine sandstone, is of excellent quality for all railroad and other building purposes, and a trial was made of it in construction of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, The expense of hauling with teams proved too great to secure a general development of the quarries. Prominent railroad engineers and contractors have of late visited the grounds, and as a result a contract has now beenthirsty while attending divine services, and resort to drug ?tores and bar rooms to id lay it before returning home.Could Tiie Post inform the public what good the Law and Order Society has ever done ? XPHILIP'S (KEEK.Mrs. Oscar Morehouse, who has been very sick is now rapidly recovering.Mr. Edwin Yoorheis and wife, of Silver Creek, arc visiting their relatives in this place. They are to take up their resi-Belmont,1Butter, per lb 2*.Kuos, “ d'■/.. id.Potatoes, •• hu-di*-) 75Hay, “ ton 57.0 Wu(»i, stovo, delivered. pv “ r 4-foot, SSA)06, 5.25. Arn.Es, per bush* 1 75. Cheese, per Jb Id Maple Scoae, 13lt;; yer tb. Coal, ch'snnt $(.20, stove t , Sullivan, $5. 75.k 4Petroliiim Murkdeuce in Belmont for the coming summer.Bradford, Pa., April 3.: opened at SO.89; closing at *Miss Eva F. Morehouse will commence her summer term of school in district No. 5, Ami tv, next Monday. *“ » ' t.Mrs. George Taylor died at her residence near this place on Monday last,A §/ yafter a short illness. She leaves a husband and two children to mourn her untimely end.CHEESE-Little Falls Sales of 700 boxes l‘;i12m 12v.Ut'TTER—175 pa4»kagt« sold atMiss Susan Baker is engaged to teachthe school in Mainville for the summer term.The first good sugar day of the season put in its appearance here on Monday and the sugar makers are busily engaged iu boiling down the sweet.Bov. (\ H. Harris, pastor of tins place, will preach his last sermon for this conference year next Sunday at the Philip’s Creik ohv rcii, at half past ten o’clock.Miss Susie Crabtree, of this place, is Home on a visit from Bradford, Pa.,Notice is lieivbv given t who will bring sufficient ev vict for the violation of tb the town of Andover, wil ward of $5, by reporting tb member of the undersigned By Order of Woman’s Cm 47m3. A r:DIED,Robinson.—At his reside!April 10, Lonmi B. Robii:years.LniLors.—In Belmont, A Leilous, Sr., aged about SOThere is a way of makingf TVk ill 1 f
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Belmont Genesee Valley Post
Belmont, New York, US
Wed, Apr 11, 1883
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