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A D V ER TISIN G BATES U PO N A PPD IOA TIO N .
W h o G u esse s N e a re s t to th e M a­
jo rity
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S u c c e ssfu l C a n d id a te fo r M em ­
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A s s e m b ly i n
S u lliv a n
County*
AU correspondence and business letters
fihouid bt addrebsea to the Record P u b l i s h ­
The B ecjobd has received from a
in g C om pany.
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» gentleman in this place a handsome
Office of the Commercial Annex and
,.Postal Telegraph Companies, connecting
with Youngsville, White Sulphur Springs,
..Liberty, Walnut Mountain House, Stevena'ville, White Lake. Monticello, and all
principal cities and towns In the United
States.
Marriage and death notices free. Card
of thanks, 25c.; resolutions, 50c., unless ex­
ceptionally large.
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ascribe for tbe .Ruwsn, One
dollar
per
year in advance.
eggg for cash or barter.— Bjenrich.
“several of the Monticello capi­
W a n te d I
talists axe considering the forma­ lJresBed pigs at six cents a pound.
tion of a stock company, their W. A. Allgeier, Callicoon Depot, New
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object being to erect a .large sum­ York.
mer hotel on Laufield Hill, a short P R O D U C E
M A R K E T S .
distance north of that village. A
meeting was held Wednesday to­ T bave ’made arrangements with
ward the furtherance of the pro- Meyer & Coventry to take charge
ji ct, during which Messrs. E li of all shipments of produce, butter
Fairchild and Samuel B. Greene and eggs consigned to them. I
would also solicit consignments on
each subscribed $5,000. Mr. my own occouut. Cards furnished
Samuel :Colcord, a wealthy New on application, or at Meyer &
York gentleman, will also be Coventry’s. Deference: Meyer &
largely interested in the venture.” !Coventry or New York County
(National Bank, corner 8th avenue
A u c t i o n .^ — George Emerich, of and 14fch street, New York.
Fremont Centre, wili sell horses,
J ohn G. T onissen,
63 Gausevoorfc street,
cows, etc., at auction on Friday,
Oct. 28* Terms, one year.
New York City.
gold-plated, stem-winding huntingcase watch as a contribution to the
Soldiers’ ^Monument Fund. In
order to turn this watch into money,
we have decided to offer it as a —“Duluth Imperial” is fche name of | j oe H Krenrich, with John C.
tbe best Hour in the wo-Id. Krenrich 1 J Quick, commission merchant, 325
prize in a guessing contest on the sells it at a bargain.
Washington street, N. Y., wonld like to
vote for Member oi Assembly in
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Atlantic
muslin
for
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a
yard
vicinity He will guarantee highest
Sullivan county. Following are the at Meyer & Coventry’s.
. »market price and “Quick” returns.
CONDITIONS :
/will please notify the publishers when
There are three candidates for Member
' papers are refused or remain in the post- of Assembly iu bullivan county—D avid S.
office uncalled for. This is required by Avery, Democratic; U. S. Mossiter, Repub­
*the postal regulations.
lican : and .James A. Kay, Prohibition. Tho
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That the paster ballots should contain
correctly the whole of the electoral
ticket, otherwise a vote in fche electoral
-college for President may be put in
Jeopardy. The provisions referred to
is, that, if a less number of names of
'Candidates for an office is printed on
•■apaster than on fche ballot to which
the paster is attached, and the latter
-«tre not erased* covered or concealed,
they are, to be counted.
If a v o t e r r e t u r n s a l l h i s b a l l o t s t o
the b a l l o t c l e r k a n d p a s s e s o u t s i d e t h e
guard rail without voting, he may re­
turn onc6 and only once within the rail,
receive a new set, prepare them within
t h e booth and vote; but such a p e r s o n
~oan receive in all but two sets of the
-official ballot.
If a voter present his ballots to the
inspector improperly folded the in­
spector may instruct him how to
•properly fold them, but not by folding
or unfolding the official ballot; n o
-official ballot, however folded, is to be
^unfolded outside thh, booth. The voter
■may r e t u r n t o his booth and p r o p e r l y
prepare his ballot nek to exceed four
times in all.
Separate sets of ballots are provided
on the Constitutional Amendments.
•One 'eel; will be “for,”\ the other
“against.”
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M e s tio u e d f o r t h e A s s e m b ly .
P A P E R
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W h e n y o u n e e d a n y t h i n g i n t h i s l i n e Ik.
W ill C08t y o u n o t h i n g t o g e t m y fig u re s .
If I canrt do your work as good, or bet­
ter, than you are now gettin g it done and.
eave you som ething, I don’t w ant it.
Try it.
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Steam Saw, Plaining, Shingle & Lath
Mils. Manufacturers of and
dealers in
Our mills are located a tew miles below*
Seasoned boards and plank in large
quantities. Pine and hemlock shingles.
Coeheeton.
Paints, oils, varnishes and brushes of
every description.
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Crockery, yellow and stone ware, a full
line.
Before you purchase your-
lumber write to us for prices.
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Wide-awake workers everywheren i i f l i i s g f0r “fchepp’&Tfcotographs of^fchsWorl‘»iirt>he greatest, b o o k on ea rth ; t e s t ­
ing $100,000; retail at $&25, cash or in&fcail*c u c D B * C m ents: mammoth illustrated)
O ilL l I u circulars u»d term s free; daily*
nnf-rmfc *>ver l *5t)0 voiiumP*. Ag**hts wild!
with success- T. iVl.artin-, Ocntreviile, I <WR,.
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HENRY
J. M. SCHMIDT,
KRENRICH.
NORTH.BRANCH, N.Y.
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I have jnsfc received a fine line of*;
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Wooster, (X. $ 2 3 in m mhuites; Bevo J..
Howard Madlsou, Lyons, N. Y*» $101 l©^*
Pork barrels and tierces in abundance. Headquarters for Rochester
hours; a bonanza;
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niflcent outfit only Si.UT Inti n U J l U I
Rooks on creilit. Freight paid. Aodreea..
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Globe
B ible PnfeilMliiii* Co.,. 7d :
In boots and sh oes I w ill not be under­
Chestnut S t . , Philadelphia, Pa., or
sold ; best assortm ent in town. H ats and Bring on your butter, eggs, poultry, etc. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.
for cash or barter.
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PLATFORM WAGONS, BOGG®.
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N. B.—It is not required that gu esses fir
made upon the above blank, which is only
given to show the form in which the guestm u st be m ad e.
A complete line of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Mats,
Household and Farm Supplies, Hardware, ei»; A foil ISae
of staple and fancy groceries, Teas, CofiedS Afidi pUlffi gTOUfld
spices a specialty.
Y ou m a y m a k e y o u r g u e ss
upon any nmee or paper, as loug as you
mention the nam e o l the candidate, hie
m ajority, your own nam e a n d a d d r e s s , a n d
A provision was in serted in th e law t h e exact t i m e a n d d a t e of m a k i n g the
of 1892 which makes it very important
Isu m b e r.
As usual, the best assortment of fancy Harnesses whips and
groceries and provisions. A great reduc
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PAINTING, GRAINING
H e m l o c k . W Jh ite a n t i Y e l l o #
P i n e I n m b e r , F lo o rin g . $ ld iu (£
a m tl D ra g g e d . L u m b e r .
ODR STOCK IS SOW COMPLETE.
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HOUSE, SIGN & DECORATIVE
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person guessing nearest to the majority or
votes given to the successful candidate,
T H E N E W
B A L L O T L A W
over all others, for the office of Member of
Assembly, w ill receive a geutlem an’s
handsome
gold-plated,
stem-winding,
«3onae C h a n g e s M a d e i n t h e O ld hunting-case Watch. Make your gu ess
upon the blank below (or, upon jiny piece
L a w —D i s a b i l i t y D e f i n e d .
or paper, taking care you do not om it * no­
thing as shown on the blank), m d send it
with ten cents to The “Record,” Jefferson­
Middletown Argus.
N. Y. Anybody may gu ess a s often
Several changes were made in the ville,
as tney like by sending ten cen ts with each
J> ry G o o d s.
Ballot Reform Law by the Legislature and every guess. Be sure to put the time
and date on tell your gu esses. In case
of 1892. Those to which it seems neces­ there are two or more w inning guesses, The latest styles of dress goods of every
sary to call the attention of v o t e r s a r e the earliest one will g et the watch. The description, fancy flannels, ginghams,
contest w ill close on Monday, N ov. 7, and prints, m uslins, outings, notions, yarns,
as follows:
no guesses w ill be regeived after 9 p. m., oi
hosiery, etc.
Under the Stptute of 1892, the dis­ that day.
trict for which the ballot was intended
w a s p r i n t e d o n th^e back ot the ballot.
Under fche amended law the only en­
dorsement on the back of the ballot
will be “Official Ballot for Novembes 8 ,
1892,” and the designation o f the poll­
ing place will now be found printed on
the f a c e o f tbe stub.
The ballot clerks are to deliver the
ballot to a voter unfolded; they may in­
struct him how to fold the ballot either
by folding the sample ballot or other­
wise; but not by folding an official
ballot.
V
Ifc was provided under the former
law that a voter who declared under
oath that by reason of physical disa­
bility he was unable to prepare his
ballot without assistance, might be ac
companied into the booth by a person
oi his selection to assist him. The law
now defines tbe “disability.” It must
exist “by reason of total blindness, loss
of both hands, such total inability in
both hands that he cannot use either
hand for ordinary purposes, or
physical disability by reason of crippled
condition or disease, to entbr the booth
■alone.” In all other eases no person OftU
be with fche voter in fcbe booth.
f e r Sale.
A good chance for cabinet-making
and undertaking. Good house, sh o p ,
ware-rooms and barn; turning by water
power; hearse and wagons; seven acreM
of land. Inquire of Edward K rao g er,
Youngsville, N. Y.
[64r72]
guess.
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The name of overy* person noak
ing a guess will be added to our
list of contributions to the Monu­
ment Fund (unless they prefer not),
which is published in thesr
columns from week/to week. It i>
desirable that the real name should
be given to be placed, with theii
respective contributions, iu th*
corner-stone of the monumerd
Although, those who prefer to sig?
themselves as “Young America/
“Patriot/* etc., may do so.
Lose no time in sending in yom
guesses, as only seventeen daviremam before fcbe close of fch<
contest.
The “Reeordw JFundL
T h e R e c o it d
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Young America
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A Soldier’s Wife ......................... .............H
RECEIVED THIS WEEK*.
Gapt. E. H. Finney.
William W ils o n ...,.
T o ta l
The New York Sun mentions
Mon. A. C. Batts as the probable
Democratic candidate for Menber
-of Assembly in the 29fch District*
New York city. Mr. Butts was
formerly a leading politician in
— Another large lot of dry goods
Sullivan «jjQnniy.
just been received by Kr,enrich.
Plows oid H arem
Remember; A dollar saved is a dollar1earned
Give u» a chance and we wsli do you good. Resp’y,.
A. K. OSTERHOUT,
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C a lH c o o n
B e p o t,
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THRESHERS
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a n d a ll K in d s o f
Farming Implements.
All kinds of hand-made
Choice selection and going lively. $5.00; $&A)0; $T.S0} $9.00.
HARNESSES
STORM SERGES,
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new
W in te r
D ress
AND 0JA N E 8S
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Question of T i m e .
The order of Tooti, next to tbe
Iron Hall, was considered the
strongest of the seven year fra
ternal endowment organization.,
A bill in equity asking for a receiv­
er has been hied in the courts in
Philadelphia. The
Sexennial
League, a similar six year plaHj, Is
in the same plight.
AND PAEM WAGONS.
Products of tho farm bought ai the highest? market pices.
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BUCKBOARDS,
a n d h o rs e e q u ip m e n ts .
G o^ds.
New Goodrich, Domestic and “White
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CHILDREN’S UKDER1EMI, ALL SIZES.
LADIES’,
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50c. to $1.40.
GENTLEMEN’S,
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50c. to $1.75.
CLOTHING OUR
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GREAT SPECIALTY.
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Ailarge stock of D ry Goods, Groeeneg*
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usually found in a general store.
EICKHOFF
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W E N ZE L
CALLICOON DEPOT, N. Y.
Honest Goods at Bottom Prices.