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THE NEWS GATHERER. M. Allen Eddy - Editor. Published at Macedon, N. Y., EVERY SATUBDAY. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. Those rates include postage to any part of the United States or Canada, llyear (if paid in advance) SI,00 1 year (if not paid in advance) 1.25 Entered in the Post Office at Macedon at tec- nd class mail matter. Saturday, Sept. 9, 1893. RAILROAD TIME TABLES NEW YORK CENTRAL HUDSON - & • RIVER RAILROAD. Great Four-Track Trunk Line Saleetod by the Government, in connection with th* Lako Snore St. Michigan Southorn R'y. as.tht \ ROUTE OF THE FAST MAIL.\ Wrth tho Lake Shoro it also forms tho routo of the Famous Wagno r Vestibule \New York & Chicago Limited.\ tn connoctien with the Lake Shore and \ Big; Four,\ it constitutes tho route of the \Southwestern Limited\ CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUM. It is also tho DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS, And with the Michigan Central R.R . forms \The Niagara Falls Route\ BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WE8T. All Ttaln j arrivo at and dopart from GRAND CENTRAL STATION, Fourth Am. and Forty-iecond St. Ntw York, Largest and Finest Passenger Station In America, Uld tho only on o in tho city of New York. Talus leave ' Macedon a s follows, GOING EAST. 9:15 a. m. No, 34, Accommodation 9 ;15 a. m. No. 6(J. Local Freight. 11:51 a. m. No. 3G, Acco'tion. 3:32 p. m. No 30 Acco'tion. 5:31 p. m. *No 38 Western Express. 7:4f> p. m. No 2(> Lyons Acco'tion. GOING WEST. 7:45 a. m. Buffalo Accom'tion. 9:47 a. m. * No ( 27 Accom'tion. 12:41 p. m. accom'tion. 2:15 p. m, No G7 Local Freight. 4:39p. m. No 111 Day Express. 7,27p. m. \No 39 Rochester Ac'n. •Runs Sundays. EDSON J. WEEKS, Gen'l Agt. 1 Exchange St, Buffalo, N. Y. J. M. TOUCEY, GEO, H. DANIELS Gon'l Supt. G. P. A. Grand Contral Station, N. Y. WEST SHORE R. R. On and after May 28th, 1G93, trains will stop atMacedon station as follows TRAINS MOVING WEST. 7:13 a. m. Buffalo Accommodation 8.05 a, m. Local Fr't, via Gon. Jun 3:55 p. in. 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. Lambert, G, 1'. A. 8 Vanderbilt Ave., New York City. OF LOCAL INTEREST. in Dr. Macedon, N. \Y. Office hours; 8 to 9 A. U., 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P . jr. Sundays, 8 to 10 A. M . and 7 to 9 P. M. Dr. Morgan L ]hx\^, DENTIST. Offlco and labritory 170 Plymouth Ave., Rocl&ster. Eddy & Johnston Building, Mac edon, N, Y. Office day Monday, until further notice. Dr. Uwi$ fl. Gilbert; DENTIST. Rochester office, 62 State St. J. C. Servoss' residence, Macedon, N. Y. Office day, Wednesday, until further notice. J. L Yhi$tkthwaite, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LA W, G17 Ellwangcr & Barry Building, ROCHESTER, N. Y. Ontario Cf -Tcomte and Jdarfole ^ OTTCS, ONTARIO, N. Y. 5 TURGES & R,ISLE Y, Profir. Correspondence solicited. HARD & SOFT COAL, AT WEST SHORE R. R. C. C. HERENDEEN. Itipans Tabules assist digestion. Itipans TabiUos: pleasant laxative. Itipans Tabules are always ready. Ripans Tabules prolong iifo. Ripaiis Tabules curathe blues. Itipans Tabulos cure scrofula. Itipans Tabulos cure dyspppsia. Itipans Tabules euro headache Republican caucus Saturday af tor? noon of this week. There were nearly 3000 men lino on Labor day, in Rochester. The county lodge of Good Tem plars will be held at Palmyra, Tues day. Miss Hattie, and Clute Noxon wero homo from Rochester, ovor Sunday last. Mrs. Alico Hewitt is spending tho week at Farmington, with Edwin Mott and family. Louis S. Stapleton and wife, of Brooklyn, visited at Patrick Quinn's, Saturday. Mrs. George Noxon went to Roch ester, Monday, with her guest Miss Ncahr, for a short visit. The State Convention of tho W. C, T. U., will be held in Syracuse, October 3rd, 4th and 5th. Miss Gertio Ncahr. of Schenecta dy, was a guest of Goo. Noxon and family the first of tho week. The Wayne County Agricultural Society will hold their annual fair, Sept. 27, 28, ?9, 30, at Lyons. Hot oil applied to wheels tho right way is a great benefit. I am pre pared to do the work. E. J. Oorser The I. O. O. T. of this place have a building fund. The lodge donated *25 as a starter. Contributions will be received by Allou Purdy Bickford & Huffman Co., have shut down for tho usual fall vaca. tion. A mong other repairs thh now boiler will be placed in position. A patch on the bridge east of the village, frightened horses the first of the week and caused one runaway Stale carpenter Harmon has had a new plank put in its place. Miss Kittii* Noxon, who finished her visit in New Haven and came to New York last week arrived at home Thursday, nor grandmother Noxon came with hor for a long stay. Victor Gottlciber is about to move to Batavia, whore he has found em ployment. We are sorry to lose so good a citizen but wish that Vic. may be prosperous in his new homo. A compbaitor became crazy be cause he could not find the glacial period, that the foreman had ordered him to put at the end of an article. — Exchunyo. A special train on the Centra] struck a wagon at tho Walworth crossing, Tuesday afternoon, con taining Robert Murphy and Michael Downs. Downs was instantly killed and Murphy seriously injured. Mrs. Dikcman and son, Ross, who have lived with Irving Rathbun and family the past two years, went on Wednesday to East Henrietta, whero they will livo with an uncle, while Ross attends school in Rochester. The young soldiers of tho First Separate Company, arc invited to join the Forty -Bcvonth Company of Horncllsville and the Thirtieth Company of Elmira, in a throe days encampment at the Old Soldiors' Home, in the town of Bath, Sep tember 17th. They will have a good time mingled with some practical instruction. Tho News Gatherer will givo tho writings of Whittier, Longfollow and Bryant to tho most popular schoolma'am. Try your band in helping to decide who these booksj shall, go to. Sec article headed Tho Most Popular, for particulars. Tho will of tho lato Edward H. Pound of Lakeside, was admitted to probate and lotters tcstamontare, granted to Oscar C, Palmer. The will gives $1,000 to the wife of the deceased, and one-half of the ontiro estate during hor life. The remain der goes to his son, Charles E. Pound. Forty Hours' Devotion was hold at St. Patrick's church beginning Sunday morning and closing Wedri- csday morning. Among tho priests from out of town wore; Fathers Codyro, of Fairport; Cuiran, of Churchvillo; O'Loughlin and Hanna of Rochester, Hartley, of Palmyra; Cluuc, of Spcncorport. Tho telephone poles on Main street havo been ordered out of tho highway and tho company are busy moving them. Tho lino will leave! the street at Carl Herendeon's, con tinue behind the mill and along the ace bank appearing on the highway again above tho Catholic rectory. Tho ropublican liberty poles have also come down. A kidnapping case is attracting attention at Nowark. The kid napped is Lillian Lawronco, aged 22 who escaped from the custodial asy lum about a yoar ago. Tho alleged kidnappors aro Frank Copper and a negro named Louis Nel*on. The woman has lived at the negro's house but tho neighbors say ''that it was of her own to await jury, James Donnolaon is attending tho Exposition Walter Possce and famity are in Lyons for a protracted stay, Lewis Dick has boen .appointed postmaster at Macedon Qentro. J. A. Wilson returned from Chica go and the fair, Tuesday evening, A. J. Allyn of Buffalo, visited friends in town Thursday and Fri day. West Shore agent Oddio is again at his work, steadily improving in health. Thomas Wesley and wife of Gene va, were in town a few days the past weok. Victor Gotloibor. and family are stopping with J. E. Simmons while they are moving. G. W. Simmons and wife of Auburn, are visiting their brother, J. E. Simmons, on their wedding trip, Seth Beal and son Earl, Orrin Lapham, Mrs. E. B. Servoss and Miss Lucy A. Culver, went Wednes day evoning to Chicago and tho world's fair. Tho marriage of Miss Belle Pack of Victor and Louis Boynton, of Brewster, was solommized at tho home of the bride, on Thursday evening, Aug. 31st, Mr. and Mrs. J. Yorton of West Macedon, celebrated tho fiftieth an niversary of their marriage, on Thursday, Sept. 7th, by giving : rccoption to their friends. The marriage of Thomas H. Don ovan, of Utica, and Miss Kato McGrath, of Palmyra, took place at St. Ann's church, Wednesday morning, Sept. 6th, Rev. J. E. Hartley officiating. Tho new hearth stone will be laid in Utica, Mrs, George II. Crandall of Pal myra, diod on Long Island, in Sodus Bay, Sept. 6th, of dysentery, aged 40 years. She was tho wife of Geo. H. Crandall, of tho Crandall Pack ing Co., and leaves, besido hor hus band, two children a son and daug- ter. The residence of W. C. Page,' located a mile or so cast of Palmyra, was destroyed by fire on Thursday afternoon, Aug, 31st. Tho section hands on the Contral railroad ren dered timely assistance in carrying out tho furniture. Loss about 82,000, partly covered by insurance. E. C. Parker, wife and daughter, with Fred Parker and sister Hattie, went to Lima last Saturday, for a visit to their sister, Mrs. E. G. Peck, All enjoyed a drive up Homlock Lake, Sunday. Miss Hattie Parkor will attend the Gonesee Wesleyan Seminary, in that placo the coming year, A few months ago an old man by the namo of Livingston, living near Red Creek, was robbod of his sav ings, about $8,000, ho had iu a chest in his house, Shortly after that John Earl and Fred McPherson, of Sterling, wero arrestod on suspicion, it being evident they wore using more currency than their circum stances would allow, Since thon thoy have boon confined in tho Lyons jail. In tho pa3t week McPherson has made a confession throwing most of tho blame upon Earl. With tho district attorney, tho shoriff, and his council, ho wont to his homo in Sterling and dug up his share of tho plunder, $2,020.25 that he had bur ied in a fruit jar. According to his story ho was forced into the robbery by Earl, Considerable sym pathy is felt for McPherson and it is thought District Attorney Sawyor will plead for him with tho Court, as without his ovidenco, Earl could never have boen convicted. A Pleasant Wedding. The marriage of Miss Ida Mark- ham, of Farmington, and Lewis Lombard, of Addison, Mich., was solemnized on Tuesday afternoon, September 5th, at 2 o'clock, at the homo of tho brido's mother, Itov, C. L. Paddock, of this place per formed the ceromony. About thirty guests, mostly relatives, composed the wedding party. The rooms .were 1 tastefully decorated with flowers, ferns and evergreens sent in by well- wishing friends: and a military salute Just at the moment from a statation opposite tho house indicated the interest of some near by neigh bors. Tho paternal grandmother of tho bride, Mrs, Emily Markham, of Dansville, was one of tho guests. The brido's uncles, George Gardnor, of Lyons, and Charles H. Gardnor and wife of Gorham, wero present, Many gifts of value, beauty and| usefulness wero given to the newly wedded pair: the Farmington Grange presenting to their sister a beautiful silver cake basket. Mr. and Mrs. Lombard took the :31 train for Lyons and will stay a few days with relatives there, at Phelps and at Gorham, before going to Chicago, the worl'ds fair and to their future home at Addison, Mich. West Walworth. J 'Switzerland.' A Rare Treat for the Village of Macedon. Miss Charlptto M, Allan, who has met with such enthusiastic recep tions in many of our largo cities, will givo her charming entertain ment, \Switzerland in the Baptist church, Macedon, on Friday even ing, Soptembor 15th. In her eloquent discriptions of Switzerland, she will appear in different costumes adapted to the different characters sho assumes. Do not miss this interesting and instructive enter tainment. Entertainment will com- monco at 8 p. M. Admission J5 cents; children, 15 cents. Buy tho D. M. Anthony broad at Eddy's. ' Spring clothing in all the latest styles, at M. Lipsky's, Palmyra, at prices as low as tho lowest. To renovate all-wool drosses thero is nothing like washing them in soap bark which can be bought at Eddy'B. A fine assortmont at Eddy's of those Hayden's flannels suitable for mens' pants and vest; also for boys' clothes, • Wo. know of no clothingtgtore in The. concert given by Prof; Carnos at tho TJmvorsalist church, Tueiday evening, was well attended. Elbert Rjplcy and Leonard Ever-, son aro attending the \Union School] at Palmyra. Miss Ida, E. Bills of Macedon Contre, leads the schoolma'am con test with sovonteen votes in hor favor. The 53rd. annual exhibition of i the Western New York Fair, will bo held at the old fair grounds, September 25th., to 29th. inclusive Entries received at 340 Powora' Block, from 9 A. M., to 5 P. M,, daily. ' Macedon Centre. Delegates to'attend tho'county Lodge of I. O. G. T., on Tuesday, September 12th.,' at Palmyra, are Frank Packard, B, M. Hance and Emma Chase. Alternates: Ada Hance; Miria Packard and Lizzie Blakor, • School in the Acadomy opened last week with Prof. Benedict, of Ferguson Corners, as principal and Miss Mattison, preceptress. 32 [students registered last week. Mrs. Susan Elebash and Mrs Nettie Couch, of New York, are visiting at Clarence Blaker's. Miss Carrie Carman began teach rag in the Centre district last Monday, Mrs, Elizabeth Clark of Rochester, is spending this week, with F, B. Hicks and family. Lincoln. Our villago school | opened last] Monday, with a good attendance. E. E. Main and John Gould are attending school at Macedon academy. John Smith, our popular school master, has taken unto himself a| help-meet, Miss Ora Emery, and thoy havo recently set up house keeping in tho house of E. A. Oatman. *John is to be congratulated. Walter Klipplo of Walworth, spent last Sunday with J. H, Lotzo; and family. Misses Aurissa and Lulu Gage, who spent several days recently, with relatives in town, returned to their home in Fairport, last Monday. R. S. Kenyon, of Rochester, spent few days this week, with his fam ily, in this place. Dr. R. Morris and a small company went to Chicago, last Tuesday. C. A. Stalker has been appointed sole agent, by the Farm Journal director, to distribute and circulate) their journal at tho Western New York Fair, at Rochester, Septem ber 25th., to 29th. Geo. Payno and wife visited their daughter, Mrs, E. M. Frey, of Mace don Contre, the first of tho week. Thieves ontcred Thomas Knight's hennery last Friday night and relieved tho roost entirely, of its ccupants. The cellar was also entered and some things were taken, R. P. Ingorsol, of Batavia, preached at the Baptist church last Sunday, to a good audience. Mr, Ingersol, though quite young, gives: promise of succoss in the calling ho| has chosen. He will preach again in the same place next Sunday. Again the Angel of Death has been , our midst, and removed one, whom none knew but to love her. Leora M., oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wolkor, died at her homo last Friday night, after a lingering| illness of several months at tho age of 1G 1-2 years. The deceased entered Macedon Academy in 1891, and would have graduated last Juno, but for\ tho illness with which last winter, she was stricken. Her kind and loving disposition endeared hor to all who knew hor and hor mem ory will long bo cherished by her school friends. Tho funeral took place at tho Baptist church, Sunday afternoon and was largely attended, tho remains being viewed by 350 persons, who met to pay their last tribute of love, to tho decased. Rev. AdamSchlenk, of tho German Evangelical church, preached from tho text: \Her sun is gone down while it was yet day.\ Interment! took placo at tho village cemetery. The family have the sympathy of tho community in their sad bereavement. see the. floor oil It will pay you Boforo buying, cloths at Eddy's. We are constantly enlarging facilities for fino job printing. , The Fall \ our The Fall Season with its cold winds arid damp days brings Coughs and Colds, which can be cured by taking few^pellets of Humphrey's8 ' ' Not so much wheat as usual, is being sown in this vicinity. N. G. Brandt and wife, accom panied by Edward Haloy, started for the fair, Saturday. Miss Mamie Braithwaite started forDuluth, .on Tuesday, whero she is engaged as teacher. We wish her a very pleasant and successful year. Misses Mabol Peacock and Grace Braithwaite, also Daniel M. Smith left this week for Geneseo Normal school. E. O. Rogers and wife started ^Tuesday, for'tho Columbian Exposi tion. Frank Warren is attending school at Macedon Academy. Miss Carrio Barnhart, of Lake side, has been engaged to teach in district No. 10, for tho coming winter. Miss Carrie Hunt and Arthur L'caty tried tho uniform examina tions, at Palmyra, last Saturday. Misses Carrio and Hattio Parker, of Macedon Contre, are spending a short vacation at Edward Hamn's. William Adams, accompanied by Frank Ford, both of Churchvillo, spent Sunday at Jacob Leaty's, after a forty mile ride on their wheels, Samuel Curtice returned from his visit in Irondequoit, last Thursday, Dr. Burr, of Williamson, spent) Sunday with his son, Rev. H. C, Burr, of this place. Arthur Leaty has been engaged as teacher in district No 12, and Fred H. Engert in district No. 11, for the onsuing year. Mrs. Hattie Peacock is danger ously ill. Wm. Bassago and family have returned from their two weoks outing. Union Hill. Friday and Saturday OI this week we receive some new goods lor early fall use. School commenced this week in district No. 8, with Sihon Pollett as teacher, whose services havo been ongaged for the year. Miss Hattie Thayer is to teach in tho Lakeside district and hor sister Florence will return to take hor position, in tho Union school at Fairport. Miss Nellie Hiscult is oxpecting to teach in the cobble-stono school- house, whero sho was engaged dur ing tho spring term. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Crittendon, and Mrs. Lucy Pound have just returned from a trip to the World's Fair. The parents of Mrs. L. R. Boynton are making quite an extended visit at tho home of thoir daughter. Miss Addie Palmer has returned homo after several weeks' absence in tho west. John Smith and Miss Ora Emery ombarked upon tho sea of matri mony a few days since. May their lifo journey be a pleasant ono. East Fenneld. Potor Harris's dry houso was burned last Saturday morning, about ono o'clock. It contained about two hundred and fifty bushclS| of apples. As it had not been used this season, it is a mystery how it; caught fire. Mrs. Horrick and Mrs. Martha Holdridgo aro in poor health. Mrs. Butler's condition is vory distressing. Mrs. A. S. \Fullor is afflicted with more cancers and is having them treated. Our district school begins Septem ber 11th. Dev. C. P. Baker, a former pastor at tho Brick church, is visiting here for a short timo. Brighton. P. J. Cogswell, M. D. Phillips, W. A. Sorinborger, Geo. E. Norris, J. D. Sholmire and Clarence DePuy, have returned from the World's Fair. Tho following named pupils from this place, are attending tho Pitts- ford Union school and acadomy, during tho present term: Nevcll B. Horrick, Ralph Herrick,' Harry Beckwith, Morris F. Phillips, Theodore I.-Camp, Alico L. Camp aid Lillian Ward. Thoy ,go to and from school on tho cars.. PURDY. • — — We Have Put Away Our Summer Hats And now show on our middle counter what we can do for you in 5 cent, io< cent, and 25 cent goods. Within a few days back we have received from New York some goods in this line that will be great bargains. A Nice Show Of Baked stuffs this week:- Coff- cakes, 10 cents per pound; Molasses cakes, 12 cts; Sugar cakes, 12 cts.; Graham crackers, cts.; Salted crackers, 10 cts.; Ginger Snaps, 10 cts.; London Creams, 8 cts. An assortment Of Armour's Soups,—Ox Tail, Mock Turtle, Julienne, Beef, Tomato, Consomme. School Supplies Books, Pens, Pencils, Slates, Tablets, &c, &c. HARWOOD COMPANY. Those New Goods. The Dress Goods advertised last week have arrived. Among them arc some soct Cashmeres of a better grade than we ever sold, for the 1 money. We are sure you cannot better yourself on this grade in Rochester. We got a special bargain on these. The agent sold them to us at case price, (5 per cent off), so as to enable us to handle the bes't So cent goods in town. Finest line of laces in town. 10 Yards for 50 cts. That is an extra quality (for the price), of Shaker flannel. 10 yards for 50 Ask to see cents it, Economy is Wealth. ff you have garment of any a rusty all-wool kind that is not badly worn, bring it t o us. You will be astonished to see the change our Jules Doux, the French Dyer, can make with it.\ You will have a comparatively new garment. In dyeing, now is the dull season, and you do not have to wait long for your goods. A Pair of Pants Were brought t o 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. Clearance Sale A few boys' 50 cent Blouses left. Your choice for 25 cents. We continue sale on a few of those last week's bargains; and they arc Bargains. .PDRDY'S. Just Received An invoice of the Genuine Jackson Corset Waists, Jackson Corsets, and Misses' Corsets and corset waists. Have as good a corset as most dealers sell at 75 cents which we mark 59 cents. Exclusive sale. Ask for them and give us* your oppinion of them. Now on Hand, Over 100 styles of hose. Ask to sec those linen spliced hose. Heel and sole both linen spliced. We always take change for goods. eggs in ex HARWOOD & CO.
