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NEWS GATHERER Washington Letter. The situation in the Senate does; not appear to bo materially changed. It is understood that Mr Cleveland ia still not willing that there should! bo either any i :ompromise or a 1 promise of sanction to future legis lation, but insists upon the adoption of the Voorhces bill as it i?, leaving the futuro to lake care o f itself. The repeal men show'up forty-nine votes for repeal in their canvass of the Senato, and insist that with the majority thai ihis give s them for unconditional repeal, there is no warrant for their considering any proposition of compromise. At the samo time a number of the^ Senators, who can bo relied on to vote for unconditional repoal when an oppor tunity for such a vote is offered, are not willing as yet to join with Mr. Voorhees in any effort t o hasten the time whon a vote shall be reached. The silvor men aro very well organ ized for a iilibuster, and undoubtedly have the material for a long fight. Withi n the past few days there has been a significant outcropping of tho feeling, moro o r less provalent at tho Capitol, which regards with dis favor tho apparently increasing in fluence of tho executivo over the legislative branch of the Govern ment. Hitherto this sontiment has found expression only from the opponents of the President; as, for instance, when Senator Hill re marked that he and his colleague would vote for ropeal 1 'unawod b y power and uucorruptod by Federal patronage;\ when Representative Grosvener asserted that tho execu tive was now also tho legislative department, and when Senator Allen sharply criticised the Admin istration for the pressure which had been brought to bear upon Congress. A few days ago, however, Sentor Mills, wh o is a iirm friend of repeal and of*tho President, made a most| remarkable speech in tho Senate, in which he expressed his belief that tho fundamental truth at the bottom of the whole fabric of good govern ment was the absolute independence of tho three co ordinate branches. It is practically settled that the President will offer no further busi ness for the consideration of Con gress, until the proposition for the repeal of the Sherman law shall have been disposed of. Those holding this belief argue that the introduction of now business might possibly jeopar dize tho aim >st assured success of the repeal measure and it is said to bo solely with Iho idea of refraining from any action that might possibly be used as an excuse; for non-action on it that the President has delayed the transmission to the Senate of the corresponfki',1 •• bearing on the Hawaiian <i\.\-tion. Th o result of \Paramount Authority,\ Blount's mission to Hawaii will bo communi cated t o Congress in tho form of a special mcmitgc, but this, it is stated, will not h done until after the, financial relief measures shall have been disposed of. It is understood that the message is already pre pared. Persons interested in this question no longer have hope that the Hawaiian islands will bo an- nexod to tho United States. It is now freely asserted that the best they can hope for is that tho United States will undertake to protect the present provisional government: from foreign interference, but will otherwise assume no responsibility for the conduct of its affairs. Although no definite) plans have been arranged, it is pretty well set tled that the President will spond a few days hunting in the Adirondacks t beforo the hunting season closes. Tho time of his visit will depend almost entirely upon the action of| Congress. It is no t considered likoly that ho will leave the city again until after Congress has dis posed of the silver question, but his departuro for tho mountains will hardly be delayed much beyond action on that measure. Ho usually spends a few days hunting near Saranac Lake each year. Ono of the latest and most con spicuous of tho portraits of Speakers which adorn, and otherwise, the walls of the Marblo Boom is the; counterfeit presentiment of Thomas^ B, Reed. Ho is supposed to bo in I the act of counting a quorum, but| in fact has apparently just been in-' Chunks of Cholera^* Invisible, but active, lie in wait for the unsuspecting. Most dreaded of all disease germs is tho Cholera germ. All diseases have their origin in germ- life, germs which grow and thrivo with great rapidity., None increase fister than those ol Choleri. Let your tear of their living presence in your system give place to conMence in the wondrous power of prevention and cure in \AJUQ r.CDIM A THE GREAT DISEASE or JOY.\ VJEKl l/V'V IWl, GERM DESTROYER. For Sale by PI. M. LITTEL. veiglod into biting a green persim mon. The picture hangs in a $-10. frame of gold. Th o ex-Speaker rolled through tho lobby yesterday morning like a groun d swell i n Casco Bay, and combed against the door of tho long-distanco telephone closet. He held it open for a moment. One eyo covertly peered around the edge of tho door and rested upon the portrait, half bold, half shy, liko a school boy watching tho progress of a farmer from tho vicinag o of a juicy apple tree. Gradually the lincs>of his face drow up into a close resemblanco to the portrait, he entered tho closet and for five min utes a torrent of language shot off tho New York ond of tho wire, hot, twisted, involuted, and devoid o f tho amenities with which an age of refinement has clothed the English language. One hundred years ago the iSth. inst., was laid tho coruer-stono of tho Capitol of tho United States. It was a ceremonial which moro per. haps than any other event in Amer ican history, after tho winning of our colonial independence, typified tho consummation of that great strugglo for civil liberty, and the people of Washington enthusiastic ally entered into tho spirit of the day's observances. It will no longer bo necessary to refer to tho latest arrival at the White House a s Baby Ruth's sister. Ruth's little sister now has a name, It is Esther. The mills all over tho country are getting down to actual work. Sena torial wind mills should observe and ponder. Penfield Centre. Lebbens Northrop has a fiue team of sorrel colts which were awarded first premium at the Penfield Fair. Rev. Carsons and wife, Mrs. Van. Alstyne. Chas. Cartwright and wife, and Prol. Brown all of Web ster visited our Sunday School, Sept. 2-1. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Grey, Mary Grey and Miss. Scribner attended the Epworth League Group Meeting held at Walworth.. Friday, Sept. 22. Perry Holmes's little girl has been quite ill during the past week. John LcClcar started Saturday Sept. 23 for Deerfield, Illinois where his son John resides. Dur ling his stay of about two weeks he will visit the World's Fair at Chi cago. Friday afternoon Sept, 22 Nelson Herrick took our school in a load down to the Peniield Fair. The children say they had a fine time. Cheap Fares to the Adirondacks. I CONSIDER THE MOST POPULAR SCHOOLMA'AM IN THE CONTEST. Day Coach Excursions to Chicago and the World's Fair. Monday, Sept, 25th., Wednesday October 4U1., Saturday, October 14, Monday, October 23rd, No per son should fail to see this wonderful exhibit, and the elegant trains run via the West Shore will take you there with only one night on the road, at the low rate of one fare for the round trip. For tickets, time of| trains &c, call on AVest Shore ticket agents or address Edson J. Weeks, General Agent, Buffalo, The Popularity of Black in Dross. N OTICE To CREDITORS TO PRODUCE OLAJMS.—Pursuant to an order of Luther M. Norton, Surrogate of Woyno county, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against George Fisher, late of Macedon, in the county of Wayne, deceased, that they aro requir ed to present the same, wilh tho vouchers thereof to Martin Dean, the executor of the said deceas ed, at tho office of said Martin Dean. In Macedon, on or before the 1st day of February, A. D. 18M. Dated, July lilst, 1803, Martin Dean. Executor. WAIT FOR THE BIG EXCURSION! Can Do. It. On Friday and Saturday, Sept. 29th and 30th, M. Story will sell Five Thousand Dollars worth of Dry Goods and Car E ets at less price than you everj ought them for before. You never saw such perfectly ele gant Dress Goods and Trimmings Capes, Jackets, Wraps, Fur •Capes, Misses' jackets and cloaks as are now daily arrivin] at Story's. Everybody invite* Come early if you can, buy your goods and have them laid aside A splendid opportunity to visit the Adirondack Mountains at slight expense is afforded by the recent action of the New York Central in quoting reduced rates to all points on its Adirondack Division for the month of September. This announcement coming right in tho midst of the hunting season is a great boon to sporlmcn, who no doubt will avail themselves of it n large numbers. The hotels have also come to the front with an offer of reduced rates to the holders of these tickets during the period named. ROME WATERTOWN & 0GDENS- BURGH R. R- EIGHTH ANNUAL GRAND Excursion to NEW YOKE! TUESDAY, Oct, 12, 1893, <fc\» HOUND TRIP PARE ONLY <ft \TP 9S SEVEN DOLLARS. 3>/ From any station in Northern New York. On the line of tho R. W. & O. R. K. at which these excursion tickets are on sale, to New Yoak City and return. TICKETS £ r ? R.ooo^o'pS on Tuesday turn passage on an; Oct. 3rd, and good for ru- ..*)?.°. n on y regular train leaving New York until Friday, Oct. 13th, inclusive. Sleeping Cars on Night Trains. Drawing room cars on Day Trains. Seventy-flvo standard passenger coaches forty sleeping cars and thirty drawing-room cars as signed to Uils excursion. Provision made for comfortably carrying TOW persons. • For illustrated programmes, tickets, time. tio tables and all information, apply to nearest R. ~ ~ ~ \~ address the Gen- & O. R. R„ gyra- w7& O. R.R. ticket a(cent^>r address the Gen eral Passenger Agent, R. cuse, N. Y. TIIEO. BUTTERF1ELD, General Passenger Agent, R., W. & o. R. R. Syracuse, N.Y. Wonder!ol cure* by Dr. MUos\ Nervine. Hipans Tabiues euro nausoa. ltipans Tabulos euro scrofula. Hipans Tabulos euro dyspopsia. One of the striking things about the new colors which are shown for autumn is that almost without excep tion they arc in shades that will harmonize well with black which is but one of the many indications that black is to play a still more conspi cuous part in autumn and winter costumes. Black-and-white is still a stylish combination when it can be worn becomingly; but it is try ing to many persons, and when this is the ease it is a comfort to know that the black is the important thing, and that the effect will be just as stylish if it is combined with some becoming color. ' Many per sons who cannot wear black com bined with pure white will find a very softening and becoming effect in the combination of black with ecru, which is no w one of the very fashionable combinations.— From \Auhnnn Colors,\ in Demorest's Family Magazine for October. The Most Popular. Knowing that schoolma'ams in this vicinity are possessed with more than the average amonnt of Nature's most precious gifts, wo have decided to givo the most popular lady teacher to bo found in Wayne county, or the town of Farmington, the complcto writings of America's threo famous poets, Longfellow, Whittier and Bryant, These works are boundin threo library styled, paper covered books averaging 300 pages each. In order to make the decision we must have a voto of our subscri bers. In another column will be found a coupon for voting. Fill in the name of your candidate and send them to this office. Tho contest will be decided the 31st day of next De cember. We are constantly enlarging our facilities for fine job printing. If you want a nobby hat Lipsky's. Before buying,' sco the floor oil cloths at Eddy's. It will pay you SPRING AND SUMMER SHOES! A fine variety of Ladies' Oxfords for 85c, $1., 1 .25, an extra fine cloth top, patent leather quarter and tip for $1 ,35, a bargain and a shoe no one need feel ashamed to wear. Others for $1 .50, 1 .75 and 2.00, exceptionally fine. We have just restocked with the H. E. SMITH & CO. LADIES FINE SHOES, LUMBER. DOBBIN & MOORE Have a full Assortment of 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. The host shoe ever sold in Macedon, in lace and button, cloth kid tops. Try a pair and you will wear no others, and In men's shoes we lead with the F. M. Packard Shoe. In vi.'ii kul, patent leather and calf; congress, lane and Blucher. Waverly School Shoes and 'Nox 'Bin All Shoes In misses, childrens and boys sizes, styles and colors. Ladies tan and red shoes. A full hue of tennis and bicycle goods. Call and examine the host stock of all kinds of footwear ever shown in Mncridon. ISAAC DEAN, MACEDON, NEW YORK. ITaving purchased the market formerly conducted by John O. Thrasher, w e take thi-i opportu nity of informing the citizens of Macedon and vicinety that we shall constantly keep on hand a Full Line of FIRST QUALITY MEATS. We shall endeavor b y fair, plain dealings to merit you r patronage Our motto in tho future as in tho past, tho best of everything at live and let live prices. OF FARE: go to To the Patrons of the \Wayne County Clerk's Office. My offer to make certified ah stracts of title at the rate of two cents for each name, year and on- cumbrano searched against is heroby continued from tho date here of until tho 1st day of November next.-Dated Lyons, N. Y.. August' 1893. F. A. Poacock, Nov. 1 County Clerk. HAVING LEASED The Jones' Warehouse —AT THE— N.Y. C. STATION The undersigned respectfully Solicit a share of the Patronage of the Producers In this'vicinety. Loomis; & Woodworth OUR B ILL HAMS, BACON, MKM LARD, BL&UEi SALT PORK, Lamb, Mialtori, Veexl, Domestic Beef, Coolied Beef, Dried. Beef, Bolognas, kinds of Poultr y in season; in fact everything that can be found in a well regu lated market. W. W. POWERS & SON. All CANNED GOODS. In this line, as in every other branch ol the Grocery trade, we aim to keep a good article, and will not sell what would not please at our own table. Mecits Fish. Cooked corned beef, roast beef, sliced dried beef. Potted ham, turkey, chicken, beef, tongue. Salmon, lobstor, fresh mackerel sardines. FVt-iits, Vegetables, Peaches, Pineapples, apricots, mince meat, pumpkins, green corn, tomatoes, green beaus, green peas, Lima beans, succo tash, Boston baked beans. Mtacl-tiri's Soups. Ox tail, tomato, mock turtle, chicken, Armour's extract of beef. Sauces, Olives, olive oil, caper sauce, Worchostershiro sauce, kotchup salad dressing. Now lino of different varieties of crackors and cakes. GEO. W. 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New York Weekly Tribune, regular price per year Si.00 Our Paper, . \ \ - \ . 1.00 D If you want * ' fill. oors ; dasl^ fili^os Or special work, call at our planing mill and yard, Main to Parker Srcct. on Canal, Fairport, ft. Y. INSURANCE. FIRE ATO LIFE Do you Wish to Provide ? For yourself, for a debt, if you live? For your wife, children depondant if you die? If so, do it whilo you may, by taking a cash and paid-up- pohcy in the Massachusetts MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co. of Springfield, Mass. These values fixed by tlic statute of the State of Massachusetts, arc plainly stated m each policy issued. Call to-day. ANNA F. JACKSON, Agent. The Jackson agency at Palmy ra, lor 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 presenting any company which is not fully up to the line, AMERICAN OF PHILADELPHIA FRANKLIN,; GERMA N A M ERICAN, GERMANIA, GLENS FALLS. HANOVER, LANCASHIRE, PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON Also agent for the ass. 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. Y, IMMENSE BAR ALL DEPARTMENTS -OF- BARGAI CLOTHING S -OF- M, LIPSKY, JOURNAL BUILDING, i Palmyra, PATENTS Cavuats and Uo.Issues Rtioured, Trademarks registered and all other patent causes in the Pat- cut Ollleo and before tlte courts promptly and carefully prosecuted. Upon receiptor model or sketch of Invention, I make careful examination, and advfee as to patentability tree of charge. With my ofllctiH directly across from tho Patent Ofllce, and bclluvmj; In personal attend ance thero. it Is apparent that I havo superior facilities for making prompt pcrliminary serches for the n -ore vigorous and successful piosecutlon of applications fo> patent, and for attending to all business entrusted to my care, In the shortest possible time. FEES MODER/ TE. and exclusive atten. tlon given to patent business. Information advice and special references sent on rcouest. J. 11. L1TTELL, H Sitlcilor and Attorney in Patent Cau Washinjctiui. D. O. Mention thNpaiHr O .i .uu U ri.t'iti.i FULL ROLLER, During the summer wo have thoroughly over* haiih*>t in. r mill and placed It In a condition t<» I'.O the very best work. ESPhCIAT ATTENTION GIVEN TO CUSTOM AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. For OIIK liuslii'l wheat, wo Rive 86 lbs. Flour, 1 lbs Miikllii.<s imil VI tils Bran, or nil Flour 41 lbs. If you i i} furxrm.linir, 10 lbs Flour and 18 lbs, rifj, U. toll lij wulpht only and keep a record of c\rrv trrlst, For Feed „-r n.-lnuj ti' charge by tho 100 pound! mid givr j \.i .ill your grist less the ACTUAL wosto In ^iif i ^ FANO (.OOP-. Mill (,].,.i Coll on or v ' A I'tlhlL'S, 'IVPS 1U1 NO FANCY 1'1'ICES Cloods delivered onywhoro J. 3. Biddhcom \ Co. MACEDON, N. Y. H J. Breese -DEAI.HU IX- Hay, Grain, Apples, Potatoes, &c. Also agent for^first-oloss Farm Machinery and Bradley's Phosphate. AVcst Shoro & Canal Warehouse, WALWORTH STA MACEDON The # Sxixx w During 1893 THE SUN will be of surpassing excellence and will print more news and more pure literature than ever before in its history. The Sunday Sun is tho greatest Sunday Newspaper ID the world. Prico Cc. a copy. By mail $2 a year Daily, by mail, SO per year. Daily, and Sunday by Carpets, Dry Goods, CLOAKS, Spring & Summer, 1 893. Great Suck, Elegant Styles, Low 1'nccs, Entirely New Line in E\cry Department. The immenco sale now being made by l^arnhrtm of Palmyra, is because lie has just the Right Good? at Right Prices. Hundreds of Rolls of the Handsomest Carpets, at all prices, ever in Palmyra. Thousands of pieces of stylish Dress Goods in most popular shades. The best cloak and cape display in this section of the state and an experience of forty years in the Dry Goods business of Palmyra, makes Farnham's the leading store. No jockeying or gift enterprise to be paid out of his customer's pockets; at all times a safe and reliable house. W. E Farnham, LOUIS D. VAHDERVERE, Ono of tho bast.known Itaslnoea men In OUotgo, roprosentaUvo of tho great Brttdotreot Co, HEADACHE, SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUS PROSTRATION. 2>r. JOTIai Medical Co., JStkhart, Xnd. Gentlemen: I tnko pleasuto In Informing yon of tho very beneficial results * Won havo followed the 1 UEO of Dp. M ILES - R ESTORATIVC N CIIVI lnthocasoofmyselfandwffo. iorayc«rI W M ondd upperr portionn of tho oplnal cord. I J^t t »-» i-v l06t flesh nDl * , waa . ercatljr CI ! W P I J troublodvrlth sleoplossnoai. w IIUU y 0VII Ncrvlna was hlghlr rocommonded to mo. My coso hod boon eo obstl- subject to a distressing pain at tho bnso of ths rain on uppe portio ' \ ' ' \ Kt ou MVC nnto that I had no conflaonco la tho efficacy of any mcdlclno. Yet as a last resort I consented to givo It atrial. Much to my surprise, I experienced marked bcnofll; my sleeplessness disappeared: my hcadncho was removed; my spirits ana goncr*l \S thousands O.AINCO TWENTY POUNDS. ALL THI S OCCURRED AFTER LEARNED AN D WELL KNOWN RHYS I CI AN • My Wilo Is taxing tho Jfervino wita Louis I). V AMDKSVUUL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED' .-A'.;'\.;.'Oil MONKV REFUNDED.'
