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NEWS GATHERER. \West \Walworth. Monday was the shortest day in the year, \We hope that the citizens of this community are improving the long evenings with good reading matter, ]ike the News Gatherer. A concert followed by a Christmas tree, will be given in the G. E. church on Christmas Evo. A family Christmas tree gathering will be held at home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams, on Christmas night. Mr. William Petzholdt, who has been attending school at Havana, is visiting his sister, Mrs. H. Druschell of this village. Miss Alice Downing was the guest of the Misses Reed, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Main Jr., spent last Sunday with relatives at Walworth. Mr. W. J. Bills and family spent last Sunday in Perinton, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Furman. Last week Wednesday, Mr. E. A. Oatman, was called to Canandaigua, to attend the funeral of his mother. She had lived to a good old age being almost 80 years old. Mrs, Oatman was the mother of twelve children, nine of whom, five sons and four daughters, survive her. Her hus band, almost 04 years old is still liv ing, they having passed the G8th, anniversary of their marriage on the 7th, of last September. Both entered the Christian life at that time, and have ever been faithful in doing the will of the Master, who has said, \Thy work is finished. Come up higher.\ Mrs, Marvin Payne, nee Miss Han nah Spencer, a former resident of this place, died very suddenly at her home in Rochester, on Monday last. The deceased was a sister of Mrs. II Sweet of this village. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Furman are improving, so as to be able to ride out again. TOM CRUSE'S CAREER. A Story That Illustrates tho Ups and Downs of Western Life. The history of the thrice millionaire banker of Helena, Mont., Thomas Cruse, illustrates the ups and downs of western life, and seta in strong contrast the two extremes of absolute, grovel ing poverty and extraordinary afflu ence. \She years ago Tom Cruse,\ says Thomas M. Long, \was only a com mon, ordinary laborer, a prospector and a miner. He had spent almost his last nickel, was out of luck, and being out of money it naturally followed hb had very few friends. Indeed he was to poor that I well remember the day when ho was actually refused credit for a fifty pound sock of flour. He did odd jobs about town—anything BO long as he turned an honest dollar One day he took a tramp into the mountains. When ho camo back to town he astonished everybody by re porting the discovery of what turned out to be one of the richest silver mines In Montana. \He pre-empted the place and made everything solid in his own name. This mine was tho famous Drum Lummond, In tho mountains pear Maysville, twen ty-one miles from Helena. A syndicate of capitalists hearing of his great find went out to Investigate it. The result far surpassed oven their expectations, and on their way back to town they sought old man Cruse. Would he sell tho mine? Yes. How much? Five hundred thousand dollars, spot cosh. That was too much, they thought 'Well, gentlemen, if you think it is too much don't take it,'said Cruse. 'This offer is good until noon, but no longer. I'll have another price on it after that.' They thought ho was bluffing. The next day, after further investigation, they camo back to Cruso. They told tho old man they were ready to pay the $500,000, and for him to draw up the papers. \ 'My price today is $1,000,000, boys,' said Cruse. Of course there was no deal possible under the circumstances. Cruse could then get all the capital he wanted to work his mine. Before tliree months had passed he had pulled out $200,000 worth of ore, and there was still unlimited quantities—millions, in fact—in sight. Tho syndicate came back to him and actually paid over $1,000,000 for a two-third interest in the Drum Lummond. \Since that time Cruse has bought other mines, the Iron Mountain, for in stance, in the Coour d'AJene region, and others. He is worth today $5,000,000. He was married a couple of years ago, but his wife died, leaving him a child. 'Old Man' Cruso, as he is called, is a good old fellow, who delights now in talking about his hard times. When he camo to Montana, six years ago, ho walked all tho way from Salt Lako City. That's the way fortune smiles sometimes.\—Chicago Times. Chicago's Mayor. This story is told by The Chicago Post on Carter II. Harrison: One of \Our Carter's\ characteristics is a smooth tongue and a cultivated mind. He can charm most people with the polish and variety of his conversation. He once attended a party given at the residenco of a leading citizen, and was there introduced to a lady who did not catch his name. She enjoyed a half hour's conversation with Chicago's mayor Immensely. After ho had left her she asked a friend who had bowed to the gentleman- \Do tell mo who that delightful gentleman is with whom I have been conversing. He is per fectly charming.\ Why, don't you know? That's Mayor Carter Harri son,\ replied tho friend.- \Is that really Carter Harrison?\ she said. \Well I declare that ho looks and acts like a perfect gentleman. I thought from reading about him in the newspa pers that ho must be a highway robber and a thug.\ At EDDY'S, May be found, new goods, suit able for the season. The Jamestown goods, brand of dress goods, famous for its' durability, cheapness and fine appearance, at lower price than ever before. Fleisher's, Hayden's, Ger-| mantown Zephyr and imported Saxony YARNS, in a variety of colors, may be had as cheaply as can be bought. A good line of CHRISTMAS GIFTS, in linen stamped goods for embroidery, China silk hand kerchiefs, fancy Crockery, and many other things. Our COTTON BATTING is superior in quality and equal in weight to any in this market, at I2CtS. Look at our ribbons which, for all-silk goods are marked very low. • —0- We have a good line of SHA KER, OUTING and CANTON flannels, DENIMS, SHIRT INGS, GINGHAMS, FACTO RY and BLEACHED MUS LINS at very low prices. Does your crockery need re plenishing' You can buy ot us single pieces of the J. &G. Mea- ken (not Alfred) stoue china, if it be but a tea cup or saucer, as cheaply as for larger purchases. Something unu sual in Christ mas Presents, at EDDY'S History of Macedon Academy A choice volume. Record of fifty years, 1841-1891. Founders, offic ers, teachers, students. 2000 names or more, edited by a committee of the Alumni. 75 cents in paper, $1. in cloth. 10 cents postage. 500 copies must he sold to secure the publication. A liberal addition to that number will permit several fine illustrations. Edition limited to the number subscribed for. Buy it if you ever taught or studied in Macedon Academy, Buy it for a memorial of the honored dead. Do not delay the work of the committee They desire to know by January 1, 1892 whether they can put the book to press or not. Please mail an or der immediately after reading this notice for one or two copies, (taking care of your friends) to MINA C. PACKARD, Macedon Centre, Chairman of Com. N. Y. S UPREME COURT. \\VAY*«E COUNTY.-Alzina Holdr-idg o as executrix o f tho los t will and testament o f William Hold ridge, decease d Plain tiff, against Calvi n Alle n and others , Defend ants , I n pursuance o f a judgment o f foreclosur e and sal e made and entered i n the above entitle d action bearin g date the 25th day o f November, 1891,1 , th o undersigned, the referee I n sai d judgment named, will sel l at publi c auction at the front doo r o f the Court House In the villag e o f Lyons, N Y„ o n tho 10t h day o r January lh92, at 1U:» I o\clock i n the forenoon o f that day, th e followin g describe d property All that tract or parcel o f land situate d In the tow n o f Ontario, County o f Wayne an d State o f Ne w York, known and described as follows , being par*t o f tho west half o f lo t number twenty five (25) i n the west divisio n o f township number fourteen (14) In the thir d range o f townships and bounded as follow s viz . Commencing i n the center o f the highway at th e northeast corner o f said lo t number twenty Ave, thence south along the lin e o f sai d lo t t o a certai n ditc h running east and west, thenc e west alon g sai d ditc h s o fa r that a lin e running north tothuUurg road paralle l witl i the eas t lin e o f sai d lo t shal l Inclrs o eleve n acres and one nud on e fourt h rods o f lan d and no more Always ex ceptiu g and reserving eighty one nn d on e 1 mirth rod s of lan d In the north corner o f sai d lo t as conveye d by deed t o the trustees o f Free Metho dis t Church Date d November 27th , 1801 CASHIUS . C DAVY EDSON W IIA3IM . Plaintiff' s Attorney Referee. NO'H , 1, 2 & :j KaM; Sid e Savings Kauk Building , Rochester, N Y The m SuLn lias secured during 1892 W. D. Ilowells, H. Rider Haggard, George Meredith, Conan Doyle, St. George Mivart, Normau Lockyor Andrew Lang J. Chandler Harris, It. Louis Stevenson, Mark Twain, Kudyard Kippling, William Black, W. Clark Russell, Mary E. Wilkins, Frances Hodgson Burnett and many other distinguished Writers. The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in tho world. Price 5c. a copy. By mail $2 a year. Address THE SUN, New York. Autobiography of Benjamin F. Butler. A volume of a thousand pages; two huudred engravings: covers fifty years of exciting history; the moat noted book since the civil war; the remarkable lifo of the great lawyer, General, Politician and statesman. Butler is never dull. He gives to history tho fascination of romance. He has an opinion of his own. He is a keen observer. His story bris tles with dates and proofs. The volumn is attractive, instructive and patriotic. BUY'BU7)JEfcS BOOK The pri ce is very low. It can only be obtained of authorized agents. ELWOOD CHASE Will offer this work to tho citizens of Macedon and Palmyra by a per sonal canvass. Agents wanted for other territory. Apply at once. LEWIS H. CLARK, Macedon Ctr. Nov. 25. Gen'l Agt* Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permi nent cure of Consumption, Bronchi tis, Catarrh, Asthma and all other throat and Lung Affection, also a positive and radical cure for Nerv ous Debility and all nervous com plaints, after having tested its won aei ful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it bis duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, in German, French or English, with full directions for pre paring and using. Sent by mail by addreesingwith stamp, naming this E aper. W. A. NOYES, 820 Powers lock,Rochester, N. Y. Get one of our dictionaries. Boston store trade is booming, it is tho best and cheapest store in Palmy* 1 . S UPREME COURT WAYNE COUNTY -Alzf- n a Iloldridgt * as executrix o f the Inst will and testament o f Willia m HoUlridgt* , deceased , Plain tiff, vs John W l'utman and Dina Pntman his wife . Hannah E . Turner and Thomas W Turner her husband, Denman D . Williams and Oeorpe Boast , Defendants In pursuance o f a judgment o f foreclosur e and sal e made and entered i n the above entitle d action bearin g date the '41st day o f November 1*91, 1, the undersigned, the referee i n sai d judgment named will yell at publi c auction at the front doo r o f the Court House i n the Villag e of Lyons, N Y o n the 10t h day o f January lMhi, at ten ooloek in the forenoo n o f that day, the following : describe d property All that trac t or parce l o f laud situate d In the tow n of Ontario, County o f Wayne an d State o f Ne w York , known and distinguished a s a part of lot number twenty-four and bounded a s follows . Commencing in the center o f the highway at the northeas t corner of lan d lonveyed b y Harvey Ston e to George Willar d b y deed bearing date the 2-Mli day o f September 1WJ5, thence sout h o n the line of sai d lot -10 rod s thence wes t H roils , thence nort h -1U rods t o the cente r o f the highway thence en^t along the center o f the highway, to the plac e of beginning , containing two acres of lan d Also, nil that other t ruct or parcel o f land situated in the sai d town , county and slate , known am i distin guishe d a s loilows, viz. the w»*st part of lot num be r twenty nine i n the wes t di\ isio u of townshn No, 1* in the 3r d range of townships, coiuahiin g tuenty-fl\e and OS-lot) acre.* o f lan d Excepting nevertheles s and nhvays reserving therefro m the southwest twelve acres, commenc in g at thp southwest corner o f the sai d i .'5 acres at th e center of the highway, and running east twenty-fou r rods, and thence noith wit h tin - paralle l wes t lin e o f sai d lo t far enough north to contai n twelve acres o f lan d and no more, a s con-, \eyed the4th day of SeptumIHM * 1K71 t o Willia m j Treembly o f Ontario , Wayne County , N Y,i leavin g hereby conveyed thirteen an d US-IUO j acre s b e the same more or less, having reference | t o lan d deede d t o Hannah E . Turner b y Hannah M Tar by, Frederick Tarby. Marvi n D . ; Tarby and Alexander Lands! guardian fo r Marvi n I). Tarby. the 8t h day o f j Octobe r 1H7I and recordod i n Wayne County! Clerk s Ofitec o n the 4t h day o f November 1871 | at te n o'cloc k A. a i n libe r 113 of deed s at; png e 197 , Als o al l that other trac t or parcel o f lan d situ- ! ate d in the town o f Ontario, County of Wayne ! an d State o f New York, known and distinguishe d > as th e wes t part o f Lo t '£1 i n the west divisio n o f township N o 11 i n th « thir d range o f townships, i an d bounde d as follows . On the north , sout h and wes t by the respective north, sout h an d west boundary line s o f sai d lot , and o n the eas t by a lin e paralle l wit h the west boundary aforesai d and s o fa r distan t therefrom as t o contai n 23 acre s an d no more. Als o al l that certai n other lot-piec e o r parce l o f lan d situate d i n the sai d town, county and state aforesaid , known and distinguished as th e second o r wes t subdivisio n of Lo t N o 22 i n th e west d l vision o f township No . 14 I n the thir u range o f townships containing fifty acres and 40-10J of an acr e o f lan d surveyed b y George 3Iattiewso n be th e same more or less . Excepting ami reserving th e wes t 2.1 acres o f sai d subdivisio n Als o al l that certain other piece o r parce l o f lan d situated i n the town, county un d state aforesaid , bounded and described n s follows . Beginnin g at the northeast corner o f land s owned o r occupie d by Margaret Kic e h i the cente r o f the Hur g Hoad , so-called,thence Routh in sai d Uic e cas t lin e t o the southeast corner o f sai d ttlce lot , thence east paralle l wit h sai d Burg Hoa d t o Ful ler' s wes t line , thence north on sai d Fuller' s west lin e t o th e center o f sai d Burg Road, thence west in th e center o f sai d road t o the plac e of begin nin g containing live and one-half acre s o f land b e (li e same more o r less . Als o al l that certain other piece o r parcel o f lan d situate d i n tht> town , county and stat e afore sai d bounded as follows , known and distinguish ed as the ens t subdivisio n o f 'Lot No . 22 i n the wes t divisio n o f township No . 14 i n the 3r d rang, of townships, commencing ot the northeast cor ne r o f sai d lot , thence - south on the wes t sid e o f sai d lo t SO rods, thence east 8 rods, thence north paralle l wit h the wes t lin e 80 rods, thence west o n th e Burg Road 8 rods t o the place o f beginning containing four acres o f land and no more. Als o al l that certain other piece o r parce l o f lan d situated i n the town, county and stat e afore sai d and bounded as follows : On th e north by land s owned b y John W. Putman, o n the e^s t by land s formerly owned b y Robert Halleck, o n the sout e b y lands owned by Wayne Count y Mining Company, and o n tho west by lands owned by Welle r Walker, containing nine and one-hal f acre s b e the same more o r lef 8. *F Date d Nov . 27,1891 . EDSON W IIAM M Referee. CASSIUS C DAVY, PlalnUff' s Attorney, Nos. 1 2 and 3 East Sid e Savings Bank Building , Rochester , N Y. S, &e. &e. For Fall and Winter. THE PRICES DEFY COM PETITION. COME IN AND SEE THE LINE. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS All persons owing me will please favor me with all or part of their acounts as soon as possible MACEDON, NEW YORK, STORYSTRADE BOOMING It is simply wonderful. His double store's crowded daily up stairs and down. From five to lu enty-five jackets sold daily. The dress goods counters crowded. The underwear goes off Immense hosery sale. Big cloth sale. Carpet with a rush trade splendid: wonderful pantsale, a <<o to Store's for fine dress goods, trimmings, jackets, hosery, gloves and underwear Loat 's and loads of new goods daily at the cheap store. No lancy prices. Store's trade is doubling right tip, it is apprecia ted. More good clerks ha\e been secured. Come carl) if \ou can, if you can't come early come late. Stor\ goes right to New \ ork for his dr\ goods and carpels, selects the \cry new est and choicest goods made. M. Stun lias a city stock at less than city prices. Go to Stor\'s and \ou will save lots ol money Palmyra, M. Y. T BE A i\ND FIND THAT YOU HAVE Let Big Chances Pass Unimproved. WE ARE MAKING AN Extraordinary and Most Liber* 1 Offer. N OTICE TO CREDITORS TO PRODUCE CLAIMS.—Pursuant to an order of GEOROE W COWLES. Surrogate o f Wayne county , notice is hereby ft'ven t o oi l persons liavin.i: claims agains t Elmer K . Howls lpt o o f Macedon i n the county o f Wayno deceived, thai , they are required t o n- esen t the same, with the vouchers thereof , to Willia m A. FosKvt t tho Executor o f ih o sai d de ceased , at the residenc o o ? said Executor i n Fal**- J ioit , Monroe County. N . Y .on or befot e the 1s t lay o f July, A . D. , 1893.--Date d December 81,180 1 WILLIAM A . FOSKETT. Executor, &c . In order to increase our now rapidly increasing circulation. Ilero it is: 1st. To all new subscribers to the ^NEWS GATHERER who will pay us advance wo will send tin: January 1st. 18U3—one year ,. ee months—and givo an ele- ggantly bound, 1300page, unabridged Webster English Dictionary which sells for §-1.50 everywhere. « While we mako this offer to new subscribers we do not forget our old subscribers to whom we make the .following: To all who pay their present indebtedness and pay their subscription to Jan. 1. '93 we will give the Dictionary for $1.00 additional. Please bear in mind that we arc making the Largest, Best and at the same time the Cheapest paper - In Wayne, Monroe (outsido of Rochester) Ontario, Cayuga or Ononda ga counties. It has few rivals in country journalism anywhere. Address- THE NEWS GATF'E'?ER, Mac-don, N. Y Terms of Court, 1891. SUPREME COUHT.—GENERAL TEIUIS.— Finn DE PARTMENT. Firs t Tuesday o f January - - at Buffal o Las t Tuesduy o f March (31) - at Rochester K irs t Tuesday o f June (-) - - atlluffalo Firs t Tuesday o f October (01 - at Rochester Hon. Charles O. Dwicht, o f Auburn, Presiding Justice . lion. Francis A . Macomber, of Roches ter , Hon. Thomas Carlelt , o f Buffalo , Associate Justices . SEVESTU JUDICIAL DISTRICT.—JUSTICES OP SU PREME COURT. Hon. Charle s C Dwight - . - Auburn Hon . Willia m Humsey - Hath Hon. Francis A . Macomber - • Rochester Hon . John M . Davy .... Rochester Hon. Willia m II . Adams - - CanandalKua WAVNECIRCUITAND COURTO? OVER AN D TERMINER Fourth Monday In January, (Specia l Equity)-^ Hon. W H. Adams, presiding. Secon d Monday i n February—Hon. W. II . Ad ams, presidin g Thir d Monday i n May—non William Rumsey. presidin g Secon d Monday In November—Hon. John 31 . Davy , presiding . COUNT Y COURT AN D COURT OF SESSIONS . HOP, Georgo W Cowles , presiding. Thir d Monuay In March. Firs t Monday i n Septtmber. Secon d Monday i n December. COUNTV COURT WITHOUT A JURV Firs t Tuesday o f each month, except August aud September, at 10 o'cloc k A. M . SURROGATE'S COURT. First Monday o f eac h month. Every other Mon day at Surrogate's office I n Clyde. fc|oY POTATO DIGGER. AN ABSOLUTE SUCCESS. ENDORSED ^ Imndreds of practical farmers after severest tests* Its Features are Simplicity, Durability and Light Draft. ^ EVERY PROGRESSIVE FARMER * NEEDS ONE. * Send immediately for circular and price list, and investigate this machine at once to pou can secure one for next fall's crop. International Seed Co., Hoc H hB Y m . ,ar ' Lowest •» Prices, ]VEay alwa\j$ i>e found AT Call and sec what we can show you in Dress Goods, Tabic Linens, Towelings, Sheetings Shirtings and many varieties not mentioned. DOBBIN & MOORE Hftve a full Assortment oC Pine and Hemlock Lumber, SHINGLE, LATH POSTS &0. If in want of any call on W.D.Herendeen,Agt. At tho old stand, MACEDON, N. Y. If you want Doors, Sasl^, fili^^s Or special work, call at our planing mill and yard, Main to Parker Srect. on Canal Fairport, N. Y. Do you Wish to Provide For yourself, for a debt, if you live? For your wife, children dependant if you die? If so, do it while you may, by taking a cash and paid-up- policy in the Massachusetts MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co. of Springfield, Mass. These values fixed by tne statute of the State of Massachusetts, are plainly stated in each policy issued. Call to-day. ANNA F. JACKSON, Agent IMMENSE -IN- ALL DEPARTMENTS -OF- . THE BARGAIN CLOTHING HOUSE -OF- . LIPSKY, JOURNAL BUILDING, Palmyra, V. PATENTS Caveats nnd He issue s nccurcd . Trade.ma ifgLsture d und al l other patent causes I D the FA cu t Otllc e and befor e Ui e ourts promptly an carefull y prosecuted Upon receipt o f model o r sk«tcb o f Invention , I moir e careful examination, und advise as t o puteutabillty tree o f charge. With my offices direcll p across from th e Patent O nice , and believin g In personal attend ance there, i t I s apparent that I have superio r facilitie s for making prompt perllmlnary serclie s fo r the more vigorous aud successfu l p i osecutlo n o f applications for patent, and fo r attending t o al l business entrusted t o my care, In the uhortcs t possabl e time. FEES MODER; TE, and exclusive attcn . tio n given t o patent business . Information, advice and spec a l refe* »nce s sent o n request. J.i 11. LITTELL, Solicitor und Attorney In Patent Causes. Washington, D. C. [Mention tills paper] Opposite U, S. Patent Offleo. INSURANCE. HUE AND LIFE The Jackson agency at Palmy ra, for years in the field doing its share of business presents to the public a list of standard com panies giving its patrons a choice without presentingany company which is not full}' up to the line, AMERICAN OF PHILADELPHIA FRANKLIN,,' GERMAN AMERICAN, GERMANIA, GLENS FALLS. HANOVER, LANCASHIRE, PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON Also agent for the Mass. Mutual Life INSURANCE COMPANY. One of the standard companies of the Union. Call on or write for terms and particulars to Anna F Jackson 35 Fayette St., Palmyra, N. Macedon full fyll er - Mills. §v|5terT; OUR WAY: Weopciatc our mill with es pecial regard to custom and ex change business. For one bushel wheat we give 36 lbs best flour, 4 lbs middlings and 12 lbs bran. Or if you preler 42 lbs best flour. By paying 10 cts for grinding you get 40 lbs best flour and 18 lbs feed. Wo make one straight grade flour. Oujr \Sun Rise\ is the best. All grain tolled by weight. Nothing tolled by guess. Wo keep a record of ever j grist. If you wish your feed promptly and thoroughly ground bring it to us. Our mixed feed is pure corn ana oats and nothing else. We try to have our goods and prices right. Wo will sell cheap for cash Mill open until 8 p. M. Goods promptly delivered. J.S.Bicldlecom&Co. NOW For the great December and HOLIDAY TRADE At Farnham's. Hundreds of daily purchasers at this magnificent sale are our best advertisers. Consult any of them—the verdict is the same Famham has the right stock and right prices, \\he best val ues ever given in Dry Goods needed by the people of Palmy ra and adjacent towns. Remember this is no flashy display of worthless trinkets.but good reliable property, worthy the attention of the most sub stantial trade. Our Jacket and Wrap depart ment alone has convinced the people that what we set out to do has been fully accomplished, by giving the most stylish and valuable garments for the price to be found in any market; just so right through every depart ment of our business,—good goods, low prices and perfect satisfaction. Let all the people take advantage of these condi tions and secure their cold weather and Holiday Supplies fiom this Superd Stock. W. E„ Famham. Palmvra, N. Y. A stock oi hard and soft coal at my yard at the West Shore Depot at bottom prices for cash. C. C. HERENDEEN H J. Breese -DEALER IN- Hay, Grain, Apples, Potatoes, &c. Also agent for first-class Farm Machinery and Bradley's Phosphate. West Shoio & Canal Warehouse, WALWORTH STA , MAOBDOS\
