j i -

LaEoch©,

No.l Hodge Opera! House,

A Full Line of Fell Styl

f*«rtonaf.

HATS and CAPS ! •§!»«•* tee Oelolwated

DTJNLAP HAT|

I mam I COLX I curs I SHI*

RACK W SAB, LLAKS, pra.

JNDERW

; MIM Jo8i8 0£QCK)D ot Lock street, i3 visiting fritnd» * a fit Chester.

—Mr. WM, MAHOKBT of JI lag-are Falls, i lTUUfl l jbUcOUSiD, WM. M C F A D D I H O *

Price s;ner. —Mrs. J. T. FERGUSON aud Mr*.

FBAKK nAHER cf Chleago, rr,e vtiltlnjj relet, ves and fi lends la this city and vi­cinity.

—Jacksonville (Fla ) News: II. C.HOAG and wife, and JOHN ROOT and daughter

| ot Loakport, N. Y., havo t part melts at i the Glesada.

—Mr. A. R BROOKS, tie actor, paid hi* i\m!.!y a flvlust visit last Sunday »igbt. The Bandnuan company ate now playlag a Boston engagement.

—Home Dally Sentinel: Hen. WILLARD A. Cosa of the Lockpert JOTJRNAA, will

SHALL T U B HOLLY JS IK Of ACTGniKU OOSE-

VA1TK TO M ) I B L E ITS c A P A c i r r

Iti Increased Stock—An enterprise of W U k h t h l . ClfV la Ja i i l j r F r o n d — l u .

twresilusi l u i e r v l t w v m h U i F r t « -idc u \ tho H o n . T . V. F lag ler—

A J l m i Bri111aui •'mure.

Tbo Holly Mm ufactuiing C im; any of this city, well-known manufacturers of theCa-.kil pumping engine, startcant

I meeting of its director?, decided to double •the capacity of it) works. The cafi al

stock was also increased to half a million dollars. Tho ceuir a; y are now mshiDg throi-gh the 20,CO0,0CO galkn capacity

I H A T I ' B O P O ' OL

UILD

AILIIOAD TO

FOB THE MT 30 DAIS WE WILL MAKE

—*

It an Object to Buyers

. ., ~ « „ . engine for the Philadelphia waler works. give the first hcure In the, Y. M. U A. B e c e n t l y t h e m » y o r , common council, .opplemental course In Association Han, ^ ^ h M r d a n d c m v o U y tfflclals of I T . h r i i i i r * S ; h . — --• - - - - - - • • - »

E B P I W is ex-dellver an ad-Men's Christina to be it fid In

HEATING STOVES. Having qu"te A number ot our leading

styles, we will give Special Inducements to close out for the season. Call and get a Bargain.

February 8tb. —Hon. CuACNCar M,

pected to be pretant and drfa* at tho State Yornrg Aaiocl&ton Convection U ties this rcontb.

—Ur. liOBOAW, a prominent attorney of Little Falls, N. Y., and his wife, who have been visiting Mrs. R o o m s and Mrs. MICHAEL of 401 Bast Avenue, left for home on the 12:23 train to-day.

—Tho following fiout the Hew York Wi r.d refers to a brother of Mr. A. H. Ivixs ot this city: Mr. WILLIAM M. IVINS can be fciund at tho C ty Chamber­lain's office several times a v* e. k. He hai no thought cf resigning the fat (file, and is now a full-11 died membtr of the firm

I of WILLIAM tt. GKACR ft Co.

HIGGS A STAPLES,

58 Main St, Lockport, N. 7. B .I i

Lockfort Daily Journal L O C K P O B T , M. T.

E i e t i l n i . f c b . 1. 18S7.

CITY A N D VICINITY a a u T i a t a y TMM JOOMBAJU.—subscribers

teetuarlT, will oomler a special ra?or by Madias WWA* h i aaatt or OUMCWIM, to tne JoomsAJ. 0matlijc Room, No. »1 Mam street. No dadactioa r e a MMtar noa-reeaipiol papetawil l banuwla,

m« lass «uoli notice t s given.

r t a t h s r l a e i c a i t o i i s . M S h

M. to. Washington, Teh. 1-Icdieatlons

tj-tour t»our», commencing at. S

Var JHW' Ve gland, m e w followed by fair VHtMf, nonaeassariy wuidMtauonary loUowed uy auaAt riM la

teJFFovC&o w fcHewe* by lair uly wtr.d* ilidtiBf to tanierlf, 'lyw

IWr Woneova Mew lurk, aaow followed by

touowod by agfc temporaturr.

OBIT » BAD. only * hair; Oa ly a woman find in* it there; Only a broom, onJy a whack; Oaiy t a u wttk a broaea back.

Fair sleigh n^. —To-morrow f Q b* Candlenai Day. —1 he tot* ggan slide Is in t > t o p con­

dition. —Siegers ai e nqm stcd to re member the

rehearsal called fo r tc-n'ght at the Ccn tral Hall at 7.30 o'clock aharp.

—Mrs. PARSONS, wife of the condemned ftsaiehis, WHOK d up Buffalo hat Sunday with seme revolntlota-y talk. *

—The aesthetic musical by tt e ladk I ot Grace Church will tak* place on Friday, Fen* 11 ;b, a | Arcade parlor?.

—Tie Republican City Club meeting to-night tbauld be largely attended. Ap­plications fn marabershlp will be received.

—•The regular monthly meeting of the directreases of tha Home for the Friend-l ist will be held pt the Home Wednt slay, Februa; y 2d, at S o'docR, F. M. * —The Ita:iaas of Baflalo are enthusias­tic ever the pre spect of war with Canada, and want to show tt elr loyalty to United States by fighting the "Canucks."

—At a special teim ot the Supreme Coort at Buffalo yesterday in the ease of J anas F. Furs et al. vs. THOMAS MA-

. ROBRT st al., judgment of forealoture and .sale was ordered.

—An enjcyable club party was given at the residence ot F. N. TRBVOB, High atreef, lae; eveticg. The pieeedlng party

i held at the residence of Mr. CBAALBB i. H o AO, £ as t avenu*. —A Rochester dspalch ssys: The man-

lef the Traders' company who had naCer arrest for tea days for carry*

Ing oa a lottery in tbia city, were broight to trial la thepol'escouit yesterday. The jury disagreed.

—At a meeting of the board e* directors of tha Western Hew York Agricultural Society held a'. Rochester yesterday after-aoor, September ltib, 30h, 21st, 22d and and 231 were ehosea as the dates for I old-tog the annual fair.

—The fuaeiat services over t i e manilaa -et the late D. H. THOMAS of Bui pension Bridge, wee observe d In that village Sun­day. A special car ot Erie railroad orB-<iali went from Buffalo to Ike Bridge. The fire department, Odd Fellows, Order

Chosen Friends, Hnlgbfa el Honor and ud of E Jccitton attended in their re-

t've bodle*. —A Canadian lady name! Mrs. A TIBS

daofhteT, were presented with •fisW.0 U. S. ton-is by Baggage

sex BABMABP at tne Mew Yoik Cen-depot la Buffalo y ester Jay which had

spped out et a wicker tiunk belonging, the ladle'. The ladles, were t ot ever* tale even tfeauk the baggageman.

—Wededre onrceuaty eorrtspoadenta to tak9 njtiee th^t much cf their cones-•§ead«ie» eomes just too late to get in the 'weekly Niagara Journal wh'ch la al­ways published Mondov afternoon of eaea week. The reault la that this tardy mews has to l"e over a whole week greatly detracting from its frefbcati to readers aad value to us. Will our county earrta-feadeats—or acia9 et tbeas—be more prompt? Communlcatiois should leally be here Saturday. It anything unuaaally i a port an t oscurs they can be tapplement-edMou'lay.. • .-•

—Very briefly s-;mmsiUed, the report at the HI*gara Falls ?ark Commlsiiiaeis fa this: Tne total receipts to date are 145,600; expenses, 133,000; estimated ex-peases for the coming year, 113,220; esti­mated income for the coming year, $8,000; on hand, $12,000. The commission ree-om mends an elc v« tor at the Riddle stair-ease. Alt appeals biva been dhmbaed. There Is food grounds for saj log that a bill wilt st on be \i trudueed providing for the turning into the State treasury of sll tun is received by tie park commissioners, and a direst apprjpriatioa out of the gen­eral find for all espeases at carrying on the

Runaway Accident. A team of horses belonging to CARLOS

fSHAAP, otthl town of Lockport, while standing in front of the Judson House. on Canal street, yesterday afternoon, at­tached to a load of hay, becsms f rtghtoncd swirled around, tpped over the load ran away, with toe forepart of the bobs. Mr. SHARP jumped upon tha tongue cf the slsigh and attempted to stop the team. He was unsuccessful, however, and was thrown to the groard, injuring his limb severely tut not bresklng any bout A

A m u s e m e n t s .

A TBRT GOOD SHOW. RAB&OVT Bros. & FROST'S mlnatrds gave

a very good show at th« Opera House last evening. Although the coaspiny is not as large as others that have visited here t'.ey still make up la rpie'aUies what they lack otherwUe'. The juggling cf NJSLSOMI was by far t i e best cf tha kind seen h ire ia some time* The company ha I a fairly full house.

TO AAO& WBDBBSOAT SIGHT.

The second r&ce between JAS A. GRA­HAM of this city, and W. W. HATCH of Buffalo, will tckj pi ice at Central Hall Wednesday evening of this week. As the excitement runs high lu sporting circles and coaiiderable money la up on t! e re­sult, all may expect to sea a very game stiLggle.

OR TAB TOBOGGAN.

Lovers of that gay axd exciting sport of tobogganing will be delighted to inow that the slide on the Fair Grounds is in capital condition. The grounds wi 1 be lighted this evening ar.d preparations are making to entertain a large crowd. Five cents for a ride— and wtat a ridel Just think ot it.

States 47 en-one to twenty wacky pay-•roll

L l « a o r SWISS Se t t l ed . The Hewfaae liquor salts—three id

nombir—decided adtertely to the liquor men, and whleh were to be appealed to the g inert 1 te*rm, have been settled. The three defeadants haveeaeh eompromised for $200, and everything is now satUfsc-tory to all pwtiaa.

Grand Lodge Meeting at Bocbeater To­day.

The Grand Lodge ot tha At e a s t Order at United Workmen met for the fourth t'me in the h'atory of this organization in the city ot Boehester to-day. Gratd Re­ceiver JOHN HOOGB, whose report was pabllahed in the JOCUNAL last week, wl;h the followlrg gentlemen frem this vicin­ity, are in attendance:

113—A. Paihnson, Lew'stcr. 19 —J. Weil, sutpensiou Bridge. 206—W. J. F. Pcndegra.% lluusomv.r.e. 289-C. Ripson, Youngstown. 20—W. N. Ogood, Lockport. 63—C. K. Monel, LocKp rt. 68—J. Luntert, Lockport. The Jk. O. U. W. was organised at

Meadville, Fa., nineteen years ago, and Its membership is now over 172,000, of which this state has more than 23,0(0, divided among abcut 350 lodges. It is mainly a co-ope; ativeinsutaace associ&t'on,though it has many fraternal and ioc ai purposes, and Is undoubtedly the greatest, as it is the oldest, benefit organ's »tlon la the world. Upon the death of a member an assessment of $1 is made upon the other members to pay the sum of $2,0X0 to the beneficiaries. Lastieir there were fif­teen asset amenta. O; d na i y the du - s are $3 to $4 s year.

i t is expected that a lively time will be had over the < fflcial pspsr business for the next year. Evidently the Argus has the Inside track. However, representaves of both English and German metropolitan papers wl.l be on tha ground to present their Interests.

The A. O. U. W. Argus for February is an unusually strong namber. It contains a handsome portrait and suitable m mor­tal of the late ''Father" UTCHORCH, also fine portraits ot Grand Foreman JOHS If. MBBCB, Grand Overseer NORTON and Grand Medical Examiner Dr. A. H. BBI6GS.

Dispatch to tne Lockport Daily Journal.

Rochester, N. Y., Feb. 1.—The grand lodge Ancient Order cf United Workmen was culled to order for i i fourteenth an­nual letsion at the new Osborn House at 9:30 this aoriing by G.aud Ma^Ur Work­man Barrett, l i te following officers and coumlttees responded at reli c..l;: Grand Master Workman J. B. Barrett, Albany; Grand Foreman John H. Meecb, Buff tic; Qraad Overseer J. H. Norton. Plainviile; Grand Recorder H. J . Horton, Dunkirk; Grand Receiver John Hodge, Lo kport; Grand Gtttde C. A. Sxge, i't-kin; Grand iuaide Watehmaa J. F.Vtraon, Brooklyn; Grand Outside Wa-etimanE. E.Adermao, fortvtlu; Sittlcg Past Graud Master Workman W.J. Donnell, Sherman; Past Graod Master Workmen D. William Dick­son, Rpiey, N. Y.; Nelson Randall, Rip­ley, hi. Y ; Rdwln Elmore, Jbrooton, N. Y.; Leroy ALdrn?, Silver Creek, N. Y.; Ensign M. cbrk, Niagara Falls, N. Y.t J. A. Armstroig, D>truir, Michigan; Milton E. Beebe Buffalo, N. ¥ . ; John J. Acker, Albany, N, Y.;Hobart B. Loomis, Buffalo, R. Y.

Grand Trustee;—T. H. C.Ktakaid.New York City, term expiree 18s7; Frank B. uarrett, tpyracuss, a. Y., teim expires 18e8; J. H. Davis, Befl*k>, term expires 18e9.

oiate Medical Examiner, Dr. A. H. Briggf, Bufiale.

Committee on Laws snd Supervisions— C. W. Mead, Albany; S. A. Scnoonmaktr, Brooklyn.

Coumltiee on Finaaee snd Mileage—R. a Hill, QUae; Clae. H. Cerbett, Sher-mao, J. B. Boyee, Lock port.

Committee on Legislation—John J. Acker, Albany.

C miutitoe on Returns and Credentials —J«-hu A. Cameron, New Torn, W. C. Davis, Blmlra; A.C. II»rwick, PonuYan

The committee on returns and creden­tials presented a report showing a largo number cf representatives who had not hitherto attenoed a grsnd lodge, aad upon whom thagrend lodge degree wai confer­red.

James Mclntyre of No. 160 was appoint­ed journal cletk, and Tnoe. Cutting of Ho. 22 reading clerk.

On motion, the grand trustees were autboiized to drape toe chatter ot the grand lodge In respect to the memory oi Father Upchurob, the founder of the A. o. u. w.

The boors of holding sessions of the grand lodge were fixed b v resolution as fo l lows: 9:30 A . M. to 12:30 P . M.; 2:JO

in j to 5 30 P. M., aid If evening sessions are

Philadelphia, making two tnll sleep err, arrived here and were entertained by tt e Holly Company. From an Interview with the Hon. T. T. FLAGLER, president ot the company, since its inception in 1839, it

[ was learned that their orders are far In ! advance ef their facilities for turnii g oat

work. As tt is their men are now work­ing over time. They are now prestel f JT the Philadelphia woik which 1 J due June 1st. B jeton has awarded the cempacy the contract for two 8-mlllion engines, Kansas City two 10-milllen e-gloes, Emporis, Kan. has ordered a complete ser, consid­eration $150,000 00, and now Ctiosgo where the company bus a 20-mUlIontn ginewoik!ngfuc£<S3fully, wants two 30* million englses. Mr. HAKVRT F. GAS-AILI , Yiee-Piesldett and Chief Engineer

of the Holy Company, las ju-.t returned from that city, where ho has been making estimates en the work. During the year 18£6 the compsny bu'lt and set up In the Unite! gines, rargrg fro an million capacity. Thti aggftgstts f 4 000, and this will be dcublcd within a year. A str.k j or complaint on the part of their employes is a thing un­known in the history ol this large concern. The new improvements embrace a large erect lag building, new foundry and new tools. This will necessitate an expendi­ture of $153,000. The erecting building occupies half an acre, the building proper being 100x168 feet; room for setting up erg ace, £5x163 feet; flooring for ma­chine; y, 20x672 f e*. Two traveling craaes with a capacity of lifting 3) tons weight will be used in handling the irdn-woik. An iron planer 10x20 feet, one of the largest of i s kin % ha? £lso been or­dered. Tie so Immense piece J of machine­ry will soon be ready for inipment. The company ba\e orders for 20 engine?, and wli.-a the additions to the works are ail completed the force will t e doubled giv­ing emploj m ut to nearly 700 bands.

Host of the new mcchine-y will be worked night and dty, necessitating two sets of men. The unparalleled prosperity ot the compaiy c'ates back seven years. It has Introduced the Holly system ef water works, known all over this country. They alto manufacture hydrants, connec­tions snd o>hor parts cf water works ma­chinery. The works and additicn*, when oompietec1, will cover over 2 acres. A lot fronting on Lcck s'.reer, between the alley and tbenew AHeabikery h&% been pur­chased. A shaft will be sunk and rua across tho steeet to tho new erecting btilldinr;, which Is fast approaching com­pletion. This will furbish the power for the ne * macbiuery. Another lot has beon purchased on Geodlng street la the learof the present foundry, aad tho other exten­sions will be erected here. Tin vast out­lay of money, the incroesed pay roll el

Whet Several LocBpert CapitaIlati TavikeA About Laii Er«ulug..9lMch liepoudaUpoH tao Actum of Resldeuta of Oleott and the farmer* ef New fait e.

List evening a meeting of several promi­nent gentlemen, capitalists of this city, was held t.t a well knewa lawyei's cfiice to d'stuss tha prospects of a short line railroad between this cliy and Oicott. This has been a qoeiUon that has agi­tated t i e elty for severid years back te t ie t mo the Urn*', Wstertown and 0;id<nsburg railroad built its line along the nortl ern tier if towns In this county. AI that t'me tbo city hid an op­portunity to have tbe B. W. & O. road rnn tbeir l b e in here, but whlle dllly dallying, t ie towns Load.el theaiselves, gave the r a 1 the r'glit of w.ty acd ever sltco Lc(kportbssb\cnlgr.o*cd. Fortwo or three years back «* tcb m of building a road to the it. W. & O., c<jntlia.l4g It to Oicott tr somepne> st the Lake Shore near tl err, has tesn iu the m n! of several gei tk men in this city. NtthlDg coa'd be

«* rui' t e n n i g s o i

L E a u l A U M E l T i r G

lanuary 28tb, 1887. Present-Mr. Job*-Hedge, Preildeat;

Jle«rrs. Arnold, Gnt l , Oat daer, Graham, McKim, Merrltt,Hogefs,Trevor and Whit-more—10. , _ , _

Absent—Messrs. Hawkca and I.ewls-2. Minutei ot tte Jatfe two regular meet­

ings, snd of the annuel mauling were read and approved.

Lctsercf appllcatloil for a position as teacher were r>alfron| Miss Mar? u. Alien and from Hiss Carrie j& KeiJ. Tbo letter* wore ordered placed oa tile.

Tho bo tdot Mr. IlfcAm A. PbilllpJ, as colleger, was read e i l reftrred to eem-mitt^e infiuarca ana ioccuats. 1 hs bema of Mr. 8. Curtis Lew id us treisu or. wes irasented and roferredfto;amo committee. Alto tho following bids:

C. Hainae, lumber A * J fa W. liains. cttbiiiiK • ?i «? D. G. AlcKtm, material anil iepair» " «» G. W. Ilikiretti A Co., repllM J. W. liotUDn, blackboard McCue & PatrOeia, fixture* CUus. Wb-tmore, ttubursoaiont*

i^CW JIUTTJIUW5V>*U.V4U.I.W.

FOBHATM OFJABTNIBSHIP. The Boot and Shoe Basiness of

J. K P E B R Y & CO. will be con­ducted at the old reliable statd, No. 28 Main Street, nnder the name of J, JH. r i R R Y & CO.

J A M E S E . P E R R Y ,

OSCAR A . LOOSEN. January SO, 1837. 1-23 del w

T T H 1 . WHEN, BY CALLING OH

SI ii) 6 '.' i 1 S5 1 »«

H. C. Berry, repair* and material »l J* W. II. croas, insurance..... «' ™ C.Weatberwax, •• . . . X J''» ^ 111. A. Hoit. ° . . . « . 1M 70 C. M.Ttoung. " ...X J»«! Jame» atwater, " f » *{ U.K.tn.orne A ton " ...„. *•« w

XTfAUAKA U O O a r r COUttT-U. Walaoa j j > Ataroy, iil.nuuir, ugaii.it wnnam Itruiaung and oi in. r», dctendauiB.

Uy virtue aud lu pursuance' ot a ] ldgment ot tbia Court dnl, gianted iu ibe above enitii<d ac­tion, at a 8{i«ctat Xerm tbareor, beld at ibe U w GfeeaaStr»oi lion. A. K. luiui, Uawaay Juu«e in the city of Inexpert, in and tor aatu Couuty, on the Slat day ot January, Jssj, tbe uuUerstgued astsberiu* ol tbe County of Magara, wtllacUat

tloneintho matter witbaut theasshtiaee ol tho property boldeis through who.e land ibe roed v a* t u n u and from tte

resident* ef Olcottwbo would bo directly benefltid by laving ft r.H:Otd outlook. At :h it time eeveral th .u aid dollars was subserib d among th*» piople ofOIcstt aid Ncwfane. Many premises were madj by farmeis granting the i ght o! way. Now the matter has evieSntly reached a fee??, tn l tonu movement may be expected. No org-cuziilon bus been perfected. The gen ilea et iatirjsted w&nt to Si.e how muc't may be d«p.'nded upon from the Newfane people to give t'iem enooura^euent. if tarruerr, lindlng that a railroad «ls going tlr.Ujh, or wants s portion cf his iruperty for rfs-ht cf way, inmeJit.t If ee.s up a f^ucy figure, taea, thepeopK> whom this rosd is extvected tt) benellt will lose It, Ur just sotu-ely will tho who'.e mutter d-op through. Tho biuetit derhel c;n eu*ii>* be seen t y the ftrmiig community d'r«c.ly to bo benef t'ed by the >osd i s ;. m a-is of opening up the (a'rjl ig trtdo of the county aad giving tlie farmers a i oppor­tunity of introducing their prodcc:s in this and o'Lor mukets dhily. Tbeie are other reaseLS which will recur to all thinking men. Let sll concur In this mti­ter for its advancement and &lve the pro­posed Okott railroad a tig boom.

AMONG T H E CATHOLICS.

T b e

the employes, will give tn impelui to budness ihroughoat the city that, has not been felt In year A

jp E A S T L S C S P O B T .

S e r v i c e s H e l d T h l a W e e i l u t h e i n u r e he*.

Sunday was tin fouith and 3a?t after the Epiphany. Tbe fl.s vespers of the feast cf Hi. Peter Nobasco was sung, of which the bjini is "lite Coafecs^r Domini." Two importact services follow that one.

Wednesday Will be tie feast of the Purl-fl&ntlon of the Blessed Virgin Hary, with whita vestments. Before tbe mtts tbe candles will be blessed, aid tbe vistments will be of purple color. It s called candle miss, becnu.e bsfore tbe mass is said the church bleises her ondlcs for tbe whole yoar.

Thursday will be St. Blade's Day, end' on this day wax candles—generally those blessed tbe day before, on Candle mas, but with a specie 1 bieisicg necessary to be performed by a priest according to the supplement of the Roman ritual, and used ia giving the blessing of St. Blaise against all disease of the throat.

The cbalrmai of the C moiUtte on Bulldicgs aad Grounds retorted tbat the tepairs n ctsiary from Are at High-strett tchoclhouse are crmphte. Ame uut f 6 69. The in-urtnee conpagles inferestea bad bt ea notified aad wtrerefcdy to tettle. A cbimsey was. be!n^ exseueied la hel*ht to aid the draft of the bo.In lire.

From the Committee on Supplies it was reported tbat tome larger coal hid been felt on trial to the heater at said school; ul«o, that a ton of stove coil wa? ready for use at tbe \V ashbum-. trtet tchoolhcuie In extra cold weather.

Mr. Gardner, froa| the Committee on Financa and Accopnts, repoitel the following bills corrcc-: James Atwater, Insurance„ 1269 60 CM. young, - J 71 Ml Hi. A. Ilolt, «• X . . .160 70 C. Weatherirax. «• X Wi 00 W. H. Crow, " X *l SJ U. Kllborne A Son, " 206 00 II. C. Berry, repairs and material 31 75 Charles Wnitmore, dUburaenienu 1 26 8. Wright McColium, i ce . . . . t 00 John Bchoiield, dyeing piano cover 2 00 HiagB A Staple*, broom*..X. 3 00 W. U. McCoy, bluding 14 20 W. H. Ktrwiu, directory.... 6 SO Whll«& Clifford, lumber... IS i7 Locttport UasCo ^. 60 American Oist. Steam Co.,ntpaira 1 66 Le Van a Caiman, lumber.. 3 90 J. A. Ed wards, lumber. . . . . . 10 67

Move 1 und carried that orders In pay­ment ef the several bills te drawn.

Moved and carried tint the salary of janitor at Washburn street cchool l.oute he increased five elullais je : monili, to t! kj effect on tbe first of the current month.

Bid* for fcrchhta; and reitng Li cling po.'tt were opotied. The matter, after dit-cusslon, was, per vote, laLl upon the table.

Moved and carrfei t b » orders bo drawn In payment of monthly salaries of jati-tor*, assistant l ib.aitn and superintend­ent of schocl'.

Moved to adjourn, tjarricd. C. W.lpVAfSos, Clerk.

• -T h e E f f e c t s o f m e n t a l E x h a u s t i o n .

Many diseases, especially tbote ol the nervous system, are the products of daily renewed mental exhaustion. Business avocations often involve an amount cf mental wear und tear very prejudi­cial to physical health, and the professions, if ar­duously pursued, are no less destructive to brain and nerve tissue. It is one et the most important attributes of Hostetter'a stomach Bittors, that it oompeuaates lor this undue Joss ot tissue, and that it imparts new energy to the brain aud nerves. Xhe rapidity vritn which it renews weakened mental energy and phytic*! vitality is remark­able, and shows tbat its invigorating properties are of the highest order, litanies increasing vital stamina, ami counteracting the effects of mental exhaustion, this potential medicine cures and pre­vents fever and ague, rheumatism, chronic ays-pepda and constipation, launey t>nd uterine weakness and other complaints. Physicians aleo commend it as a medicated stimulant and rem­edy.

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public auction at the sbcr.fl'sotttce iu the c-.-uit Louse, iu tbe city «I Lockport, on the lBib day of March lc«7, at ten o'ciOt k. in tbo lorenoon ol tbat day, the followiug premises in the satu judgment described, via: . , , „

All those teveral tracts or parcels of lani sit­uate in the Xown of Uoyalion. County of Mugaia and Staieof New loilt , boin dt-d anu dtseribed as follows, b lag known us sub-diviaion lots, in Township 18, of oection 6, of the ljttnd Ciou.pany jt landf, known as Woicoituvtiie, according to a map thereof, made by U. J. AlcLelaud, US ifefij, a particular description oi wiiicn iota are as fol­lows: Cot No. IS contains,6 acios mure or less and is bounded asfouowt: Beginning at point at the southeast corner ot lot Si, and running thence 41 chains anu ;;u links; tuence uortberly 8 cnainsand67 links; thence eaai «t chains, 86 links; thence south 8 cna.ns, ai unks, to the p.ace ol begiuntsg. ,

Also all that other plere or parcel of land con­tain.ng two acres bounded as iollows: Begin­ning at a point in the south lineot lot 63,8 chains 37 Unas, and running aence north t chains 39 unkt; tbenco west 8 chains .7 Unas; thence south 5 chains 89 in.ks, to tbe piuce ot botinning.

Also lot No. 08, oumaialDg 'lb acres of land moie or less, bouuncd as follows: Nor.herly by the south line of 6Ubuivisiou lot No. 64, 44 chains and 80 links easterly by the line of lot No. 61, 6 chains and 60 licks, southerly by a line paral.el wuii s u a south line of taut subdivision lot No. 64, and 6 chains and 66 links souihuily iheielroui 44 castas und 30 links, wesierly by a line paral­lel with said east line of said east line ot said lot 61, and 41 chains and 30 links westerly therefrom 6 chains 0> links to the place ol uegtuning.

AisolotNo. 61, containing ii acres, more or less and twin? bounded as follows: Beginning at a point in the east line of lot No. 61,78 chains 40 links north from tho south-east corner of said lot 61, and runniug tuence » est 41 chain-.80.in ts, ther oa north 6 chains ana 03 links, tbeaceeast44 chains 40 links to tne rast line of loi 6S, tnence south 6 chains 63 links to the place of beginning.

Also part oi lot No. 38, containing sixteen acr«.s ot land mere or less, via.: Bounded aad aescribed •s io i iows; Beginning at a jo .nt iu tbe miudle ot the highway 4 ckaius and 81 links north from the sou iu west corner of sesS lot number'1 hirty-eigbt in Wolcottevilie, and running thenoe e s t 41 chains; thence south Schains 4u liaas, tnence we»t 8 chains 86 links, thence south 3 chains Id) links to the south line of said lot 88, Ihenee west­erly along ill j south line of ssia lot 88, 26 chains 9 l.nte, thence north 2chains 29 links, thence west s cha:usViiaks to the middle of said highway aad thence north along the middle of saiu highway S chains 42 links to ihe next place of beginning.

Said premises containing in ail eight) -.'our acres ot land more or leas, and Lemg theaau.e premibes that the Mutual Lite Insurance Com­pany, of New York, bold a mortgage upon ot fliioo —made ami executed to them i>y said William Brunning and t;iuistcna Bmnnlnz, his wife, aud recorded in the office of tbe Clerk of Niagara County. Befercnce being hereoy made to taid mortgage for a more and com pit iu description ot tne baid lands. u i . u . W. U A X I I I A ,

t . C. 11 Alii', Sheriff. Pius. Atty.

Booms 1 and 2 over 81 Maiu street.dcckport.N.T. l'ated Jan. 31,1887. elMet.

S1 Assignee's bale.

LOCAL NQTIGJB8.

T H E S S I V E B l ' S P O I N T E R .

A n E x c i t i n g T r i p D o w n M a r k e t S tress 11 i n - - A Mew Cigar B e x InAnatry—

P e r s o n a l s a n A O t h e r aaatte re.

Yesterday w&s a bad day for the street ears, aad on Market street hiil the drivers had mere than they could attend to. The situation was thh: Hones running, car sliding- aad brakes clogged up with the fast falling snow. vYLa-.eouIi the driver do? Only hold the team aitec setting the brakes, atd tt a; ear running like a tobog­gan after them. Tht rJ was danger bat that driver was true to his trust and held on. Market ttreet hill Is ne place for fun when a car loaded itith pas­sengers is on the down grade, with snow on the track, which operates like lard on the fast siidirg wheels. The ear struck the horses at every jump. Glory to the msn who can control hlmseif and the team with the ear in such an emergcaay as the writer saw ear No. 7 yesterday at about 2:30 F. M. That driver is entitled to a diploma, If not more.—A new Industry his been started In East Loakport by JOHN G. OWKMS, and ic is a wonder tbat with tbe facilities here afford­ed It has not b;en prod need before. It Is simply a cigar box aanufactory, where from 2,000 to 5,010 boxes can and will be manufactured weekly, and a good mar­ket made for them. This factory, although near, is located in the Le Van mill, just north of tha N. Y. C. It. 11. depot, and is destined to be one of eur ad­ditional Indus tries.—Tne SHABKBTBrotb-ers are fitting up a new market at No. 280 Market street, which wiil be opened on Thursday of this week.—DAN DAVIS,who has been quite ill most of tbe a inter, is BOW convalescing, ani bor.es are enter-tained that he may bet only regain hi. health, bat rteeive tha peniion which he is greatly entitled to.—Mr. Wat. ELLS-WOKT0, of Dodgevlllr, Wis., who former­ly was an old resident here, and who h.s been the guost of J. ScnornLD, of Jaeas n street, has returned to his home.— Mr. IIAMIOBD E. OWBKS, the amateur pedeetiian, would be pleased to hear from local padestraos In this or any vicinity ad-Jaceot. * He proposes to give a grand trial ef walking speed for a six da;s walking ma.ch to take place in this city, (day and date to be named herea'ter) as follows: Six days walk of four hours, commencing say any Monday night at 7 o'clock clos­ing at 11 o'clock F. M. for six bights. En­trance fee tlO, to b J divided anocg the first three $30, 129 and $15, and the mrplus money or net proceeds of the six-day race to also be divided—50, 30 and SO per cent. Should any one de­sire to enter this race le; it be known, and address IlAKroaD S. OWBK, 251 Market street, Lockp r ,N . X.—last Lockport is still on desk. Business men here do not complain bat look for better times in the future. Yet

"Time (Joes not complain, Iters yet will soon be better days;

War those way down on Water Lane."

TgUt bs fiossn by that

Fare blood is absolutely neeesssry order to aniov Derfect health. Hood*s I held, from 7:30 to ».«u r. n .

^ n s S n T ^ MriflBe theHrtood and The roll of lodges was called, about M0 atfTaagtaeas the^stess. representatives seing present.

A Grand SaSseriptiou Bal 1.

A scheme is now on fcot to bold a grsnd snbseiiptlon ball la this elty next Mon­day evening, February 10 b, st Daniels Hall. Some eighty tickets have already been sold. The management ot tbe affair will be in the hands of Mrs. CBAFPIN, which Is sufficient guarantee for lt» suc­cess. It Is propoied to have an elaborate supper and grand orchestra from Buffalo. F'JH dress will pre'on'nite. The affair srfilba mads ss prominent as poislble and will, it is eonndently expected, eclipse all similar exempts st public balls among the elite or the city in the pus*. Tickets are places! st $3 a ecnple, which, Ii Is ex-peeted, will sever the expense.

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Who stand* on tbe front Platform Telia Mow te Keep Warm.

Buffalo Express. "Those poor street-car drlvorsl I don*t

see how they mtnge to keep warm." How many people are there who have

not uttered thesa words of pity sn i of wonder when the thermometer stood hov­ering over z ;ro?

A reporter wai the cole occupant of a Main street car going down town the other night. He had all the hay on the floor to himself, and even that did not gui­nea to w»rm his fret zing feet. After tbe car bad stopped about five minutes at N agara street while the conductor (possibly) was getting warmed up lu tte office, the reporter thought It prudent to get off aid walk, leat the coageallng process bscoxe too frlgorinc upon bit pedal extremities. So he stepped forward to the front platform and told the driver he guessed he'd get off and walk—no telling when the car wonld start, and his feet mTf lime.

"Nf*, don't jump tfl," f dv's?d the Jehu. "Tu« conduotor'il be here in a minute and I'll tell you tow t > keep your feet warm. JBiewn paper Is what does It. Fat brown paper inside of your shfes and In­side of yonr rubbers, andyourfeet'll never get o i d . Mine don't. I've got three pairs of woolen itockirg», covered bv two layers of biown paper, a pair of heavy shoes, two in. r * layers of brown paper, and a pair of thick rubb n."

And yet his feet didn't freeze. m

Publie School Netea. The schools of our city are jnst now

well filled. The monthly reports for Jan­uary show that nearly 2,200 pupils are in attendance.

—An insurance, $50,C0O bss I ean placed upon the buildings proper and $8,600 on furniture, appsratus, etc All this is car­ried at a cost of $811.80 for three years.

—High-street School opened again to­day and the pupils resumed their studies.

m A L a t e l y Pi g a t .

Yesterday atterncon two men, un­known, pounced upon an inoffensive yourg man tt he was crossing the street, with the avowed intention of "doing him up." The y cung msn, however, made his escape to his place ot business. Tbe other two followed and attempted to clean out the saloon. The young man, however, proved too much fcr them. The motive for the f sstult is thet the place of one of the assailants is now held by the off end­ing young man.

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O b i t u a r y . . V t i

OEOB0B Vf. PAYNE, X a. respected citizen, died at his residence en Waterman street last night, of paraly­sis. Mr. FATMB was born In Rensselaer coun'y ne&r Albany, June 22d, 1822. He came to thli city in 1S42, where he hss re­sided ever since. In 18i0 he married, and bli wife still survives him. He was for­mally a membar of the Odd Fellow fra­ternity, but of late jesrs had dropped bis connection with the order. Seven years ago he was stricken with paralysis. Since that time he 1 ai b^en a great Eufterer. In 1884 he was taken to the polls and voted for CLKVSLAND. This was the fiist time that he had been out of tbe house siuee Ui illness. From tbat time until now he has gradually grown worse, passing quietly away as stated before. He leaves two b others and a sister besides his wife. The funeral will be observed from tbo house ^Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

sa ! . Clipped 'from Canada Presbyterian,

undt r signature of C. Blackett Robinson, Propr.: 1 was cared of oft recurring bil­ious headaches by Burdock Blood Bitten.

• e> We Desire to State

that we are now prepared to furnish our patrons with the finest engraved plates and calling ctrds, reception and wedding invitations. The engraving is done by one of the best ergravers in'western New York, and the quality of stock and the styles will be the latest snd best. Oar prices will be as lew (quality snd work­manship considered) as these goeds can be purchased tn In the larger cities.

WABO Jk COBB, 127d4to2t 91 Main Street,

isfcfe-fcfl- iaga

IVoeey Fonnd. By proof and paying for this notice can

be had cf Carrie S. Latch, 306 West Main street. c-lt.

Leas 1 b a n H a l f P r i c e .

We are felling some French flowers, fcr this week only, at 2oc. a buncb, worth $1.00. Come and tes t'.icui.

l,3l-c*2s SJMON BEIB.

Lettuce from Jones? greenhouse at Rowe's Fine Street Market. 129Jti

-»—— A complete line of Canned Goods, also

an elegant assortment of Lamps just re­ceived at the New York g*ea Stcre.

Citron, Rtwins. Currants, Soap, Starch, Molss3es. Sjrups, etc., etc., at bottom fig­ures, at New Yorg Tea Store, 99 Main street. l,4dtu-th-st-cly

• — -H a m b u r g s : H a m b u r g * ! ! H a m b u r g a l !

Our assortment of erni>roideiie3 is now complete. We are showing gome beauti­ful patterns and excellesg values.

1,31-dis SIMON BEIB.

A flee stock of pure drug?, msdlclnes wines, liquor?, etc., and will be sold as consistent with quality, at 23-dc V A N HOBN'B.

The very best wines and liquors for medical purposes, at

VANBOBS'S . Our high teat Diamond White Head-

Light Oil, free from inioke, burns very brilliant and sells cheap, at 3-dc V A N HOBN'S.

C h e s t e r 6c W i l s o n — i l o u r a n d F e e d .

.THIS DAY'S P&IOtW JfOX CASH. «-* X H

•SPECIAL," Fancy Patent to.f0 $1.19 $0.70 "VEBY BAST," Minn. 6.f0 1.S8 .70 "BUNKUM," Winter Pastry 4.7S 1.21 .61 •'FAMILY," Bed Winter 4.00 LIS .68

35c extra in barrels. Bran f 5. Tank. 85c. Midda 90a. a Meal LOO Oats 40o. Oat Meal 4c. a lb. Cora and Oats $1.10. Wheatberry So a pound.

Store No. 35 Main Street. Telephone No. 382.

ONE MORE CHANGE. We have decided to issue one hundred

more of those $3 tickets that pleased eur patrons so well one year ago. Remem­ber there are only one hundred. Each card entitles the holder to one dozen of Rnnney's bast cabinet pi o'o's. Tickets are good whenever presented. Sccuie one, use it when 3 ou are ready. It you with to take advantage ot this special offer caT e arly as under no conditio! s will more than the above number be Eold. For par­ticulars snd camples t f work, call at Ran-ne}'s, 39 East avenue. l,26Jc2w

Twenty pounds of very nice sugar fol one dollar, at Van Horn's. 23-dc

Sugars—We sell only those we know to be pure, and sell the m as tbe lowest possi­ble price?. T. H. Van Horn.

New Japan Tea, tbe best we oversold. Our customers are delighted with it. Forty cents a pound. Try It. 23-dc • # T, H. V A N HOBN.

UPBEMB CuUBX.—James O. King as as-_ Bignee for tbe oenellt of creditors ot Origen

storrs atd Edward U. Collier, survivors Of them­selves an • J aeon Collier, deceased, and outers, against Mary t.. Comer and otbers.

Notice is nereby given that on the 23d day ef February. 1S&7, at ten o'clock in tbe f-jienoon, at the oniv e of Allsvrorth & fetter, central liioca, Main street, LocSj ort, M. V., in pursuance of tbe decree ot ibe &u;ieinc Court made herein at a special Xerm thereof on ttie 4th uay of January, 1U67, and entereu in Niagara County Clerk's office, I will expose for sate at public auction and seil to the highest bidder lor casb, tbe balance of a legacy given to Edward 11. Colucr by the last will of Samuel K. Arthur, deceased,who died in Loraai county, in the ttate ol ubio, in the year 18:4, be­ing the whole amount thereof less three hundred seventy-seven dollars and loriy-one cents hereto­fore collected thereon.

Dated l.ockport, N. V., Jan. 31,18S7. J AM lis O. KING,

8-ldToF3w . Assignee, Ac. rfUMS PEOPLE ot Ibe Staieof New York—By JL tbe grace ot Ood, free and independent.—l'o utsaty Hathaway, residing at Hasatton, Mahon­ing county, state oi Ohio, heir at law and next ot kin ot Alary Ann Hathaway, late ol the village of £>uapent>ie>n Bridge, iu Niagara county, N. i . , deceased, gretting:

Wnereati, Ueoige S. Hathaway, one ot the exec­utor* named in a certain instrument in writing, purporting to be the last will and testament ot said Mary Ann Hathaway, late ot tha village of suspension Bridge, in the county of Niagara and Slate of New Xora, deceased, and relating to both real and personal estate, has lately made applica­tion to the Surrogated Court ot our county of Ni­agara, to have said instrument in writing, proved aud recorded as a will ot teal and personal estate.

You are therefore hereby cited and required personally to oe and appear befoie the surrogate of.Niagara county, at his office in the city of Lockport. in said county, en the m n day of Marcu, it):7, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of tbat day, then aud there to attend the proof and pro­bate ol the said last will ana testament ot said de­ceased.

In testimony whereof, we have caused tbe seal of office of our said surrogate to be hereto affixed.

[L. s.J Witness, Wiliiam J. Bnlger, surrogate of said county, at Lockport, the l»th day ot January, in the rear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven.

PAT KICK BUL.UEB, 8-1 dTu6w Clerk to the surrogate's Court.

A. L. HOSMER, T I B LEADING JEWELER!

You will find the Largest Stcck, Finest Display, and Lowest Prices in the City.

AGENT for E. Howard & Co'* Fiae Waterier. The Celebrated Diamond Spccia-tf.es. Tbe Gorham Sterling Silver Ware. Tbe Merldan Btitannia Cx, Rogart Broth­ers, Reed & Btrton and Fairpcint M'f'g Co's S»p3rior Silver Plated Ware. Lerry W. Falrchild Co's Flee Gold Fens and Pencils. Music Boxe?, French Clceks, Brocage, Gold and Silver Headed Cane A Burmese Were Novelties, etc., etc In the repalrtag of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEVVELttY, MUSICAL BOXES, eta., car facilities era unequaled in this section—first class Work st moderate Fr'cei being cur aim. The Largest Jewelry Establishment ia r is gar a ocunty.

HASKELL'S,, JAN. 18th, 1887.

9:45 A. M., 8° Above Zero.

L O W TEMPERATURE l\To great rush possible to-day. Will mark down

some more goods.

L O W PRICES Are the order of the day. Thirteen days more, then our Annual Invenlory,when our stock must be at the

L O W E S T E B B l

Grand Bargains E v e r y w h e r e !

DRY GOODS.

Embroideries, Embroideries.

We havejost opened the finest line of tbese goeds ever brought to this city.

Oar specialties in Sets to match, from the narrowest to the widest Edges, with the Allover to match, are beautifbl.

Also a full line of White Goods, from Pique to the finest Muslins.

We have a few Cloaks and Jackets left, which we will sell very cheap.

Look at them before you pur­chase elsewhere and save money.

WILLIAMS BROS,,

97 Main St. 97 PLUMBING.

Pure cream tartar Baking Powder, fresh every week,-made and sold by us, Is always the best. T. II. VANHOBN.

Very Nice u&ronna jtuce—four pounds for twenty-five cents at Van Horn's.

Sugars wonderfully cheap, at VAHHORN'S.

st Acme Soap, very

28-flc ebeap by the box,

V A N HORN'S.

I A O r e r t i a e d L e t t e r s .

Li l t ot letters remai uinR uncalled for at the poat office la tho city of Lockport, ia the county of Ni­agara, State ot New rorg, Jan. 81,1886.

S E S T L E K I S ' S LIST. Brown, Balph Barnes, liev J C OolUton, S P Datley, s G Hartranft, Nathan Haskins, U B Ktnte, tiobi Keuncy, Goo

Adams, Sarah Bacon, Sana Copln, Mrs Joo Dodge, Mary Duncan, Mrs Eliza Freeman, Minnie

f Far In mi, Mr Qinnis, Jno winan, Albert

OSK< od, L, C Oglaml, Tborwald Savdiker, JroG s-cluiiivn. Fred Ibrall .Jno

I.AOIXS'LIST.

trrlngton, Mary iwea, Mrs Anua II. Hattle A uleahey. Mrs Michael

Pearson, Mrs Louisa PIrice, Caroline

P L U M B I N G ,

eai and Gas Fitting. AaxNTsrea

flUta&ell, ******* tfl.>« &RB rtxtares . Water, Qu and Steam Pips, Fncspa, Sinks, etc

•o&stantiy cot b&ad *a 11otsais. Sanitary I-luab US a apselaltv;

HeSLae'B Block, Fine Street. meCUE fle FAIR FIFL

GARNALL & DUNNING, P L U M B E R S ,

Qas and Steam Fitters, And dealers in Wrought-lron Pipe, Pumps, Sinks

and Lead Pipe, Chandeliers. Gas Fixture* and all kinds of sK W BB I1 U K .

SAHITARY PLuMBIXG A SPECIALTY. C e l l m a t e s F u r n i s h e d . O r d e r s P r o m p t .

IF A t t e n d e d .

No. 75 Main St. (Basement.) S-SD dlV LOCK P O R T , If. V .

IS. A. FRY, Agt.,

PLUMBER, STEM MO GiS FITTER.

ays aand. Wrought Iron Pipe, I'uinps, Sinks, Lead Pipe, B to.

A General Stock of Plumbera' Goods always on " — — - iinka.L

BULB AGENT FOB THB

Queen City Force Pump,

S ire the date ot this notice, and say "advertised.' I N T O . 5 7 M A I N S T R E E T JOHN A. BUBBABO.F. M. B A I I K I H T

Great Cash and One-price House.

& 74 MAIN STREET.

Agents for HoCall'a Bazaar Patterns, wbieh are ibe beet made.

Haskell Bros.

We Have Nothing More to Say — F O R —

TULIP SOAP.

I t w m Speak for Itself.

FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS.

1-4 1.39 1.89 122 1.15

i-8 70c 70c 61c 5So

T I E STAFF OF LIFE I snasaasanaaaavaHsaaaaaaaaaaavsssMSBnmisBBnnn^

Cast Thy Bread U p the Waters!

Flour! Flour! Flour! B R I D A L V E I L .

The finest flour ground. Will make the best bread. WUl make more bread. 1% the most nutritions. Is made from selected wheat. By the moet improved machinery. By millers of long experience, in the finest milt extant, and its superior quality is readily seen and admitted by all whj>have used it.

C H E S T E R & W I L S O N ' S 4-4

"Special" Fancy Patent, • . . • $5.50 1 Very Bat," Minn, - - - - 5 50 "Bunkcm," Winter Pastry, • - - 4 75 "Family,^ Red Winter, - - . • - 450

Wheatlet, Buckwheat, Granulated and Bolted Meal, Boiled Oats, Pearled Barley, Split Peap,Coarf e'and Fine Hominy, Rice Flour, Bra­zilian Tapioca, Sago, Vermicelli, Macaroni, Speguetli, French- Paste^ba

HECKER'S SELF-RAISING GOODS. .

Buckwheat, Griddle Cake, Superlative Flour, Oatmeal and Brown Bread Mixture.

KENNEDY'S SUPERIOR CRACKERS. " Graham Wafers, Raspberry Jelly, Ginger Bread, Ginger Snaps,

Columbia?, Graham Creams, Animal", Fruit Biscuits, Tea and Soda Crackers, Monitor and Dot Oyster, Zephyrs, Cream Wafers, Zaphyr-ettes, Vanilla and Chocolate Wafers, Cracker Meal, Fruit Cake, <fcc

Table and Dairy Salt. Wooden Ware, and all goods to be found in any first-class Grocery in tne State.

Come and see us and we will do yon ^ood.

NEWLAH) BLSHOP, The Enterprising Cash Grocer.

1 0 0 MAIN STREET., Telephone Ho. 187, Goods Deliitred Free to all puts of the Cttj.

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