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*Vf-,r.7 = THE OTWS G-ATHJLBER. M. Allen Eddy - , - - . Editor. Published at Macedon, N. Y., EVKTS.Y SATUBDAY. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. These rates include postage to any part of the TJnitod States or Canada. l]ycar (if paid in advance) SI.00 1 year (if not paid in advance) 1.25 Entered in the Post Office at Maceilon as tec- nd class ma it matter. Saturday, Aug. 19, 1893. RAILROAD TIME TABLES NEW YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD, Great Four-Track Trunk Line Selected by the Government, in connection with th* Lake Shore & Michigan Southern R'y, as th« \ ROUTE OF THE FAST MAIL.\ With th« Lake Shore It alio formi 1ho routs of thl Famous Wagnor Veitibulo \New York & Chicago Limited.' In connoction with tho Laks Shoro and \ Big; Four,\ it conttltutot tho routo of the \Southwestern Limited\ TO CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS? It li alto the DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS, And with tho Michigan Central R.R. forme \The Niagara Falls Route\ BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST. All Trains arrive at and dopart from GRAND CENTRAL STATION, Fourth Aot, and Forty-tecond St. Niui fork. Largest and Flnost Passongcr Station In America, tnd tho only one In tho city of New York. Tains leavo^ Macedon as follows, GOING EAST, fl :15 a. m. No, 34, Accommodation 9;15 a. m. No. 66. Local Freight. 11 51 a. m. No. 36, Acco'tion. 3:32 p. m. No 30 Acco'tion. 5:31 p. m. *No 38 Western Express. 7:45 p. m. No 26 Lyons Acco'tion. GOING WEST. 7:-15 a. m. Buffalo Accom'tion. 9:47 a. m. * No 27 Accom'tion. 12:41 p. m. accom'tion. 2:15 p. m, No 67 Local Freight. 4:39p. m. No 111 Day Express. 7;27p. m. \No 39 Rochester Ac'n. •Runs Sundays. EDSON J. WEEKS, Gon'l Agt. 1 Exchange St, Buffalo, N. Y. J. M. TOUCEY, GEO, II. DANIELS Gen'l Supt. G. P. A. Grand Central Station, N. Y. WEST SHORE R. R. On and after May 28th, 3093, trains will stop atMacedon station as follows TRAINS MOVING WEST. 7 13 a. m. Buffalo Accommodation 8:05 a, m. Local Fr't, via Gen. Jun 3 55 p. m. Buffalo Accommodation TRAINS MOVING EAST. 7:39 a. m. W. S. Express. 3:05 p. m. Way Fr't to Newark. 6:14 p. m. Newark Accommodation WAYNEPORT. TRAINS MOVING WEST. 7.18. a. m. Buffalo Accommodation 8.12 a. m. Way Fr't via Gen. Jet. 4 ;00 p. m. Buffalo Accommodation TRAINS MOVING EAST. 7:33 a. m. W. S. Express. 2:40 p. m. Way Fr't to Newark 6-09 p. m. Newark Accomodation, C. E. Lamhert, G, P. A 5 Vanderhilt Ave., New York City. LOCAL INTEREST. go & Dr. fYarpI^ nr^ievj Macedon, N. Y. fi Office hours; 8 and 7 to 9 v, ai. A. if. and 7 to 9 i\ to 9 A. if., 2 to Sundays, 8 to 10 ir. Dr. Morfan L fiulrri^ DENTIST. Ofllco and labritory 170 Plymouth Ave., Rochester. Eddy & Johnston Building, Mac edon, N, Y. Office day Monday, until further notice. Dr. Uwi$ fi. Gilbert, 0 DENTIST. Rochester office, 62 State St. J. C. Servoss' residence, Macedon, N. Y. Office day, Wednesday, until further notice. J. L Yhi$tl«thwaik, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LA W, 617 Elhvangcr & Barry Building, ROCHESTER, N. Y. Ontario G-rccnite and, JdaThle ^orJcs, ONTARIO, 2*. Y. 5 TURGES & RISLE Y, Propr, Correspondence solicited. Miss Wissick has a sister staying some timo with hor. James Foskett and wife visited at P. C. Johnsdn 's, Tuesday. Miss Lizzie Conlon, of Rochester visited Mrs. A. P. Dean, .Sunday, Myron Hoag and family went the first of the week to the world's expo tition. Ira L. Purdy and family will nest week to Sodus point for a short Eeason. Darwin Eldredgc and- wife will go to Chicago next week to visit tho exposition, Mrs. Emma Slocum of Buffalo, is the guest of Mrs, J. L. Allyn, for) a fow day's stay. * David Fitzgorald, tho R. W. O. agont, has been appointed j>ost- master at Fruitland. Mr. and Mrs. Pntman of Buffalo, were guests of David • Servoss and wife tho first of the week. F. W. Hawes returned from his trip to Chicago, Saturday, having fully improved his stay. Fred Sweot and wife of Rochester, went last Saturday to tho World's Columbian exposition. John Wilcoxen who is reading law in his uncle's office in Seneca Falls, is homo for a short vacation. II. L. DoubJeday, who has been confined to tho house by sickness, the past two weeks, is somewhat better. Mrs. George VanDervcer and Miss Lillian Servoss went to Clifton Springs, Monday evening and stayed a fow days. Frank Gage and family, of Roch ester, are spending tho week with Mrs. Gage's mother, Mrs. Maria Fritts. M. A. Eddy came on Tuesday from Chicago, and will spend his two weeks vacation hero and at Oswego. Miss Sato Fulton, who has been visiting her brother, E. J. Fulton, went Tuesday, to Alexander, to visit, friends. Mrs. Minnie McGarry, with her children, spent last week at her brother's, John McGrael's, Roches ter, returning home Saturday. A farm near Clyde, bolonging to tho estate of the late Hon. J. H Camp of Lyons, was recently pur chased by David Lake of Galen U. B, Anthony and family moved on Thursday, into the house of Josi ah Worden. occupying the first floor; Mr. Wonlon's people living on tho second floor. At the Prohibition county conven tion held in Newark, Tuesday, T. J Bussey and M. N. Wilson of Mace don, wore elected delegates to tho state convention. The change of time on tho New York Central railroad, Monday, affected only the eastbound accom modation, which now arrives nine minutes earlier than before. Mrs. Ilattie Brown and daughter Miss Cora, of Oswego, visited their aunt, Mrs. P. C. Johnston, a fow /'Idays in the past week. They were on their return from the world's fair. Miss Matio Rathbun 6f Wolcott, met her father, Friday, at tho picnic at Charlotte, and returned home with him for a short stay: going ; Monday, for a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Westfall and family. Mr. Mercer and family from Rochester, moved into the east side of Charles Whitehead's house a few lays ago. Ho is an uncle of Mrs William Ncttleship, and is employed as gardener by L. Bickford. What are those?\ said one woman to nnothcr in tho silk exhibit of the Woman's Building at the world exposition, pointing to a string of cocoons. \Why thoso aro imitation peanuts,\ replied her friend car ncstly, and they passed on satisfied. The Sparta, Mich., Sentinel has this to say regarding a former Mac edon hoy:— Will Cramor has been appointed by tho state board of edu, cation as assistant teacher in natu ral science department of tho State Normal school at Ypsilanti. Wo hardly know which to congratulate tho most, tho board or Mr. Cramer, It is a good position and also a wise selection. HARD & SOFT COAL, AT WEST SHORE R. R. C. C. HERENDEEN. Kipans Tabules banish pain, llipans Tabulos assist digestion. Ripans Tubules: pleasant laxative. Eipans Tabules aro always ready. Kipans Tabulos prolong lifo. Wonderful cures by Dr. Mile*' Nerrtne. llipans Tabules euro nausea, Miss Mary Robinson, of Corning, died of typhoid fever, at tho homo of her uncle, Edwin Robinson of this place, on Sunday aftornoon last. The funeral was hold on Tues day afternoon at the house, inter ment at tho Palmyra cemetery. The deceased was a daughter of Charles Robinson, of Corning, about 22 years of ago, and with her mothor and sisters came for- a visit to her uncle's, whore she was taken with tho diseaso which preyed .fatal, a- bout a week after her arrival. John McOanu came Friday, for short stay. Miss Anna Fanning, of Port Hope, and Miss Maggio Brown, o Centerville, Canada, aro the guosts of Mrs. H. J, Brcoso. Goorgc Kaiser, of Lyons, is visit ing his uncle, Philip Kaiser. Miss Emma Hill, of Fairport, spent Sunday with Mrs. Bert Stone. Misses Minnie and Satic Jackson visited friends in Manchester, Friday. Dr. Finloy is building a cement walk. John E. Dont is doing the work. Miss May Rykman, of Palmyra, is spending a fow days at H Brceso's. The Thistlewaitc-Packard party returned homo from thoir camping Friday of last week. Misses Emma and Anna Willits loft Thursday, for a fow days' visit with frinds in Skanoatles. Lyman Bickford, G. W. Kirk patrick and B. D. Bagley aro Canada on a fishing excursion. Walter Smith and wife, of Pal myra, spent the day with M. F, Pierce and family last Tuesday. Mrs. E, D. Thomas and children, etnrned from Kouka Lake, to her brother's. H. J, Breeso's, Wednes day. Bickford & Huffman's foundry shut down Thursday so tho boy's could go to tho races and test Bren- nan's now stop watch. The Erie canal has this year car- led 20,000,000 bushels of grain out of Buffalo. This is twice tho amount; for the same length of time last year, Mr. Montgomery Douglass, of Grangeville, California, has spent tho past week with W, P. Willits, and family; also, Mrs. Wsllits' sister, Mrs. B. F, Brisco, of Detroit. A good delegation from Macedon attended the Supervisors picnic at| Bonnie Castle, Thursday but those of speculative turn wont the other way—to tho races. Miss Cad McNab, who has boon vis iting her sister, Mrs. E. J. Fulton, also friends in Farmington and Rochester, has returned to her posi tion in John Wannamaker's store, Philadelphia. If your husband brings homo from the races a little yellow ticket with blue pencil marks reading \4 to 20 Maude,\ dont got jealous for they aro only cheap souvenirs to remember the great day by! Gen, James R. Weaver, of Iowa will address a farmois' picnic on the fair grounds of tho Ontario county agricultural Society at Cauandaigua, N. Y., August 25t, at 2 P. M. on \Tho Financial Situation\ Miss Olivia Thomas, of San Anto- nio, Texas, is expected to arrive in town today, returning from her world's fair trip. Palmyra had two failures Tues- day; Louis M. Chase grocer, and Loach & Tuttle, hardware dealers, Tho preferences amount to $966, and thoso of Leach & Tuttle to $1170, The latter bolicvo they can pay in full. Chas. Plumb's mint still in tho' old tannery started tho first of tho| wook. Peppermint oil is now boing distilled at a great rato. In tho east part of the town the air is heavy with the odor of tho mint-a good germ destroyer and a sure cure for cucumber colic. Murder the Best Remedy. Mr, Grylldoo, one of tho numerous progeny of that ancient family whose remote ancestor escaped tho flood has just oomo to town. How long ho will stay no one knows. He brought with' him all his family, and it's grain drills to garden rake's ho will outstay his welcome. He has a re markable appetite; and his children eat-pwell, they eat liko grasshoppers. They pay for nothing and eat every thing. He's beyond tho reach of law and nothing but death will drive him out. We advise all to adopt no lessi a measure than premeditated and deliberate murder. The grssshoppers aro making terri ble havoc in tho fields of Wayne county. They aro eating oats, and tho second growth of clovor and grass; and their work has proven more disastrous than the farmers supposed possible. Farmington. do T. Macedon Centra. Jonah Seaman and family left last Wednesday afternoon for their home n New York City. Mrs. William Carman, went last Monday to Attica, to visit her sister Mrs. Geo. Carman, will return Sat urday. Quite a number from here joined the Supervisor picnic from here on Thursday for Bonnie Oastlc, Edwin Green and wife, of Eau Claire, Wis. who hrve been some time visiting in Rhode Island arrived the Green homestead last Wednesday evening on their way home. Mrs. Mary J, Bisscll, of Rochester, will attend a mothers' meeting of the W. C. T. U. held on the regnlar day of meeting in the Orthodox Friends' church Aug 30th at 3 P. M. All are cordially invited to attend. Ou Monday next'the Ingrahams, Maudevilles, Misses Gillmore, Risley and others go to the Lake Bluff for week or ten days outing. The have rented one of Mr. Fuller's cot tages and are anticipating a good time. Mrs. Polly Benedict and daughter Miss Harriet Benedict, of Fairport, are spending the week with Chas. Clark and family. Wo havo^ a fow lap dusters, fly nots and fly sheets left that will be sold at coat. H. Steigor. We have a'floe stock 6f.whips'now| on- hand ' and r gparanteelprices,-' ih Weed harvest is now in order; not neglect it. Apples will be scarce and quite inferior; mako tho most of your cur rants, grapes and peaches. Capt. Allen Wood of St. Augustino, Florida, was a guest at \Brookside the 2nd and 3rd inst. At a recent meeting of tho W. C. 17., it was agreed that there was to be a mutual endeavor to attend tho annual school meetings this year and vote. Also at the general election to vote for school commissioner. Good. Miss M. Lizzie Wood of Williams- port, Pennsylvania, was in town last Monday, making social calls on old acquaintances. Tho Tent m eotings, recently held hero by the \College Boys\ wore well attended. They expressed them selves very much gratified with the courteous treatment thoy had receiv ed during their stay in Farmington. Many thanks also, for kindly assist ance by thoso who took an interest in tho work. Acknowledgements are duo to tho Porinton choir, Miss Matie Lapham, Miss M, Dillingham, also Miss Mary J. Smith and Mrs, Laura Padgham for the tent site, The County District Prohibition Convention, at Canandaigua last Tuesday, nominated by a unanimous vote, Miss Helen M. Lane, of this town, for School Commissioner in this, tho eastern district of Ontario county. The annual public meeting of tho W. C. T. U. will bo held at Grange Hall, Wednesday, tho 23rd inst, at 2 M . The public are cordially invited- Picnic supper at 5 o'clock. Ontario County Pomona Grange, Thursday August the 24th, at Geneva Experimental Station, All Grangers and familieo aro expectod to attend, Farmers and their families are invi ted, Basket picnic dinner on the Station grounds Train leaves east ward from Lehigh Valley station, at 10:25 A. M , ; returns at 5.10 A democratic caucus was held at Horn's hotol last Friday night. William Nettloship and wifo of, Macedon, passed last Sunday at the homo of R. S. Stalker. Henry W. Schanck and wifo of Avon, called on frionds in town last Saturdoy. Benjamin Hoag and wife of Onta rio visited their parents' H. C. Hoag, and wifo, tho first of tho week. The entertainment given by tho W.'.C. T. U. Sunday evening drow a, full house. The recitations given by the Misses Willots were interesting and also one given by Lucy White, of Fairport. Miss Esta Hoag, of On tario, added much to tho entertain ment by exhibiting a number of hor drawings. Rev. C. Brooks made a fow remarks. Tho Sunday school of the Baptist church are preparing for a picnic at Eaton's grove, Lako Ontario in tho near futuro. L R. Reed and wife, of Fairport, R. T. Reed and wife and Wm. Main and wife passed last Sunday at the homo of Willis Ford and family near For that calico Walworth, Henry Rogers and family, of Wal- worth, were guests of A. W. Schin- ster and last Sunday. Geo. Talbott is building an addition to his residence. Ora Esten passed Sunday with J. | L. Flynn and wife, Mrs, J. Diver and son, of Rochester wore the guests of Mrs. J. E. Bills a few days recently. She returned homo on Tuesday accompanied by Mrs, Bills. Miss Clara Reed, of Lima, Ohio spent a fow days this week at R. T. Reed's. Mrs. Cora Willits entertained sev eral relatives from Webster last Sun day afternoon. Mrs. W. A. Foskott, of Fairport, spent a fow days recently with rela tives in town. Tho Gorman Evangelical church will hold their annual picnic at Glen Edyth Thursday. PURDY. You Will fiat '9 Some Trimming dress we sold Our price is still: 4 cts for a spool of thread, 3 cts for a card hooks & eyes, 8 cts for ioo yrd spool silk, 8 cts a yard for drilling, 5 cts a yard for cambric, ' 5 and io cts per dozen for very i\eat! and pretty buttons. HARWOOD COMPANY. When a \I Dealer Says Suppose 10 Yards, 65 Gents. That's those Canton Ginghams, Union Hill. | They are pretty well closed out, If you get any of them you will A union picnic of tho Brick church L aye ^ Q nusi j e and Lakeside Sunday schools will be' held at Eaton's grove on tho 23rd of this month. Prof. Geo, Boynton has boon afiic- ted with a serious throat difficulty for some time. :V social was held on Thursday evening last at tho home of Gijbert Norton. It was a success both social ly and financially. We Ontario. Called Your Attention Mrs. Burko, of Ontario, Michigan is visiting friends in this village, Bert. Bennett, of Williamson, was in town, Saturday, calling on friends, He expects to go to Brooklyn, this fall, to engage in teaching. C. Fuller, recently teaoher in tho higher department of the gradod school in this place, has boon-engaged as teacher in the West Webster school. Tho committee on pastoral rela tions, of the Wesleyan Metbodistj church, is taking measures to engago a paitor. Never before has' this church suffered so severo an afflic tion as in tho death of tho Rev. U, D. Lathrop. Nover were tho pros pects for good and groat success, brighter than when this groat sorrow came upon them. Largo crowds attended tho five cent medicine show, which has been held hero every night during the past week. Mrs, Griswold of Palmyra, is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. John Morse, for a few weeks, Mrs. S, H. Foster is in Rochester, staying with her son, Dr. G, W. Fos ter. Sho intends to remain about! two weeks, and then return to hor home in Chester town. Rev. Mr. Goldin, of the Baptist ohurch, returned from his vacation much improved in health. Mrs. Charles Lawton, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. James Adams, returned to hor homo in Rodman, Jefferson county, Friday, Little Paulino Fuller received tho prize for beauty and popularity at thb medicino show Saturday night It is a handsome silver cup. Born, to Thomas Rossiter and wife, Monday, August 7th, a daughter Our stage driver, John Cox, who has been to Ganada, for an outing, is homo again and driving at his usual business, Dr. J. S. Brandt has gono to Can ada for a fow days' vacalion. Mrs. A. Watson is ill. The berry-picking season is over, Tho pickers seem satisfied' if tho growers are not. Apples aro small and the yiold is not largo. The Niagara grope crop bids fair to be abundant.. , i t >ns .j^, Dr. Jf lie*' Herre'and Llrer Pali , BO do*M 95 cliX.' Miss Effa Ausman and her friend Miss Alice Benedict, of Rochester, arc spending their vacation at the homo c-f A. B. Deyo. Our residents aro thankful that we can .enjoy tho lako brcezo these sultry summer days. Miss Kittio Doyo was happilly surprised on tho evening of hor birth- T ° that new table damask. 1 he day by a visit from the members of color is in immifation of the tho Lakeside church of which she to high priced lincrl goods and , s a member. ° r ° perfectly fast and a change from the everlasting scarlet Egypt. Mrs. Warren Pannell, daughter and son spent Saturday in Roches ter. Miss Lillian visiting there a few days. J. S. Reed and wife spent Satur day and Sunday with Olie B. Fur- man. Gilbert Wilkinson and wife are entertaining company from Washing ton for a few days. Miss Myrna Reed entertained two Is next week. But week after of her schoolmates, Saturday after- nex t ) say about Thursday, Aug. noon \ 31, look out for some great bar- Miss May Purdy from Rochester is . „ • 11 / 1 , r ,-, „, gains especially for that day, visiting at Mr. Parnell's, *> r J J Quite a number from this vicinity spent Friday at Ontario Beach. Lincoln. Our, Week Off, Frank Bush of Rochester, spending two weeks in town, Miss Tina Grabb is visiting hor| brother in Buffalo. James Newhall Jr. intends to start for the world's fair about the first of September. Roe Gaston has purchased a bi cycle. Mrs. Cone of Brooklyn, is the| guest of Mrs. R. Morris, this week. W, Baun is home on a two month s | furlough. J. R. Newhall has gone back to| Mr. Miller's on the Ridge road. E, I-Iuley starts for the World's | Fair in a short time. KINK'S LARD, 12 1-2 cts. COTOLINE, 10 cts. CLEAR PORK, 12,1-2 cts. Reduced Rates to Sodus Point. The West Shore will sell tickets at reduced rates from August 21st to 26th inclusive on account of soldiers and .sailors reunion at Sodus Pom 1 good to return until August 28th. For further information call on West Shore ticket agents or address Ed son J. Weeks ,General Agent, No. Ex change St. Buffalo. Old oats, white, bright and clean, bushels,at 40 cents'\ I sell a better ten cent hose than other dealers\ it only shows he trusts that word as lar as it goes; while other dealers know that he knows he sell no better ten-cent hose, than those dealers do who do not 'suppose their hose are better than his ten-cent hose. While some are contented with \chewing the string,\ the wise prove the pudding by eating the thing. So do not be deceived by the sophistry of any adyertiser. Prove all things; hold fast to the good. Now on Hand. Over 100 styles of hose. Ask to see those linen spliced hose. Heel and sole both linen spliced. A Pair of Pants Were brought to us last week to send to Jules Doux, the French dyer, of Utica. The color was a sort of blue, green, ish purple and ashes of roses. They were returned to us a per fect black. The French process is the best. Nearly 800 yards of the 20c. black satine now sold. We re- cieved another piece this week, also more of the shilling brand. A big bargain in boys' outing shirts. If Any Lady Will try a dress from our ao cent brand of Black Satine, we will refund the money paid for the dress and trimmings pay her dress maker's bill and pay for all time spent in obtain ing said dress if it does not stand any fair sun or water test she may subject it to, without im pairing its color. Wc have al ready sold over 600 yards of it and the demand is increasing instead of diminishing. Our Fast Black Shilling Satine Is not surpassed for quality and luster by any sold at the same price. Eggs always taken in exchange for goods. We always take change for goods. eggs in ex- PURDJ'S. 6,0.. to 10.0 busHbrJ^'Albert. H.' y Briggs. Drr-MUee' New Hoart Cure at DruRKlitav.-rSfVi lUjilv.J- WE HAVE A Special Sale of Umbrellas Now on. These umbrellas are the \Twilled English Gloria.\ Are fast black, and have the finest finished handles you ever saw with umbrellas at the price, 98c. We always take eggs, in ex- v change for dry goods. HARWOOD & GO.
