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TIME TABLE. ERIE R iU W A Y . P U L L M A N ’ S :!ost Drawin;' Room aiid Sta-p liig Coaches, co.ubiuingall odcrn Improvements - averun through on all trains, between Bu'Valo'a Nuvgara Kails. Cleveland, Cincinnati, St. Lou and N ew York. International' Sculling Hutch at Brock- villa. Abstract of Tim e Taiilc, Adopted June 3, 1878. W E S T W A R D . HANLON W INS AN EASY V ICTO R«, OVER SEV E N CONPKTITOKS, — G R E A T ; EX-’ CITE M EN T A N D EN T H U S IASTIC CH E E R IN G . S T A T IO N S . I No. 1 New Vork L’vc ‘ fu m in g , « $ ith...... Ar.r. vV;iy!aini. “ Livonia.. “ A v o n . . . . “ 9.00 \Mj 7 -14PM; 9*25 10.10 I IO*35 ** j V.ochestor “ 11 20 1 ,lie3J:oy., v i r.,, ».4 • • , R1U11 v ia . Allica . . . “ ’ , ,T .T r r Goncsco . “ ■ ISIt. Morris ■* ............. I^lllS-villc “ , iJStfir.do... “ Falls “ I.08 JVM >Susp, B ’dgc “ 1.13 •» 1.20 ** C lifton ... “ Mr. H. L. Ooliamer (011 Jackson St) is agent for the celebrated T a y l o i i W h i s e u iiAKi'.. Bo sure and see it juioro buying. j Remember ! . Eirst-class Tin Types at Wilson Gallery, corner Main uik ! Bank Sts, ‘ 70t John Dixon has shaved us all many a time, n,ow that lie has started for him-, self, patronize him. EASTWARD. C lifu m ...L ’ v e Susp. Il’dge “ N iag. Falls “ Bitdaio Attica. . . . . jV lUtavia- L' j R o y .. “ fR o c h e-itcr, “ P 111s v ille.. ‘ Jit. Morris ‘ (iencseo ! A v o n .......... ‘ Livonia.;... * v^.iyland... 1 j ».itli _ __ _ ■ vConiing1.-.- Art*. N-ew York. “ N h ' i i k fNo.«8 ■ / j - N o . i6 j N o .; iff’ 1.45 PM 7 -P 5 AM .j. *.*•••» 2.00 '* 7-15 “ 2.00 “ 2.O5 “ 7.20 \ 2,05 “ , , , , , , , 2.50 “ 8.on *’ 3-25 “ 4IO \ 8-30 \ 4 - 5 0 “ 12-55 \ 8.51 ,1 5 -Jti “ -• « « « 4 , • 2.17 “ ÇM 3 \ 5-33 “ 4.00, “ 9.00 “ 6.10 \ 7. 20 AM 1.30 “ Ö.40 “ 3-50 “ . . . . . . . 2.30 “ 7. i6_<( 3.20 ** 7-34 “ 4-50 \ * • H* \ 4.40 “ 9-43 “ 7-37 “ 8-15 “ 5.06 \ 10.04 “ S.30 “ 8.44 “ 5 - 4 S ** H0.42 *< . 10.02 “ 9-35 \ 6.46 “ n.32 “ 11. Jo \ 10.40 11 7-32 “ 12 , 10 PM i.00 a.rn 11.3a “ 7.25 am 10.25 \ 12.25 pm ....... . ,f. A D D I T I O N A L .TRAIjN’S LE A .V E . '' Prum Avon' f< 5 r Rochester, Express 10.00 A . M. 10.40 l\ M . \cc. S. 10 A . M., 12 M., 4,00^ 5 25, 6.00 P. M. Sundays 10.00,A . M. From Couesus at g 07, 9,49 A. M., 4.17, 9 52 P . M, for Rochester and way. Sundays 9.07 A . M V'roin A run, 6.30, 8.o<), 10.05 A. M., 5.30 Pi M. , ' ‘ for Attica and w a y ; d.20 and .0.05 A. M., * and 6.05 P . M, for I),uisville and way. From Avon for Corning, 8.15, 8.20 A . M., 3.00, 4.40, 7.37, 9.43 P. M . Sundays 4.40 P. M . From Rochester for Conesus, 7.20, 9.00 A . M„ 1.00, 4.00, 6.10 P. M., and for Avon 7.20, 9.00 A. ML, i.00, 4-oq, 4.40, 6.10 P.* M . Sundays ■I .00 P. M. F to I h ^ ttica for Avon and w a y , 8.30,510:42, 11,40 A.TM ., 4.50 P. M. B r o c k v i l l e , Ont., July i.— The international sculling match, gotten ‘up hy thé citizens of Brockvilie, as a g-veat feature in the célébration: of Dominion Day, took place this af ternoon. The prizes were: First, $500 ; second, $300; third,-$200, At 5 o’clock there was a slight rip ple, not^ enough to interfere with the vrace. FHieën minutes later, the men ware called out by a signal from the ju d o s ’ boat, the contest ants drawing the following positions: Kennedy, i;, K.Uiott, 2 ; Riley, 3; .Plaisted, 4; McKean, .5 ; Luther, 6; Ten Eyck, 7; Hanlon, '8. At 5:42, the signal shot was fired and the men bent, to. their work. In trice, a red cap and a blue shirt shot ahead, which was greeted with the cry of “ Go on, Hanlon,” echo ing from ten thousand throats. Un the lirst quarter, the others bunchet well together, lianlon leading abou four boat lengths and gulling his regulation stroke of thirty with qui et ease and grace, which betokenec thé fact that he held the race in the hBllow of his hand. A t 't h e ' hal mile his lead had increased to seven lengths, with Kennedy second anc McKen and Piaisted close, together, At the turn Hanlon swept around his Hag fully eight lengths ahead 0 the others in the following order: Kennedy, J\kK.en and Piaisted close together; Ten Eyck, Riley and Luther last. After turning, Hanlon pulled angling for the Can adian shore, allowing his stroke to fall to twenty-nine on the first quar ter of the home-stretch, but gradu ally increasing the lead to almost One dozen of those fine Pliotograplis | Will satisfy anyone that Tiil-linan’a .Gal lery is in good running order. 8 2t Bierce bells $1.00 ^ for 50 cents.' -86t A. P. Terry, tuner of Pianos and Or gans, all work guaranteed. Orders left at the niusio rooms iu the Opera House. Remember, Tallnmn makes a ^peGiulty of Fine Photographs, but will make a few iisrat-class Tin Types, to accomodate customers. . ¡32 fc * H ousemen take N otice . -If your horse has any sprains or bruises tliroagh the races do not fait to go to Dr. L. S. True for his celebrated Liniment, Office Nc> (> Exchango Place. N. Y . C E N T R A L .R A IL W A Y . G O I N G E A S T . N . Y. E x ........ 6 05 a m W a y F reight..§ 18 ( a H Spi /1 D a y E x .9 oo'A M Atlantic E x . . .3 32 v m Accommodt’n.ó 30 p m 1 ’ M St. Louis E x . 10 o^ GOING WEST ________ - Night E x ---- 6 45 a m j E m igrant... 5 37 1» M Aceom\odt’n. S 55 a M | D ay E s ......... 6 4 2 'i> m Pacific E x . . . r i 25 1> M | N. Y . E x . . . . 00 00 i> m W a y Freight. 2 40 r Ki ] Chicago Ex. . . 1 1 30 v M ‘ A T T I C A BRANCH .- 0. C. PARKER, Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery; Moves, Housfc Fur* nishlug Gooils, Faiiils, Oils & Viiriiisncs, OIL CLOTHS, WOOD A IjiONTIJAiPS, ETC. SrOlil'SM E v \S GOODS A SPECIALTY,: [ also continue to sell the celebrated “ t'- l HLANÜ''1 parlor (Stove and the MILLS 11ANUM, Detroit, Mich. J. A. C L A P K I)K A L K R IN WATimsvöl WÜHIS m u .Ivwclry, Silver & Plateä Ware, SäFan»\ Goods. First class'Tin Typos teken at Wilson Gallery; cor. Main ’aiid Bank Sts. If y ou want a good easy shave, go to John Dixon's, at Buisph's old stand. House to rent.. A line dwell on ¡¿wan Street to rent, inquire of Mr. E 13 Gris wold, Batavia, N.,Y. T akts N o t i c e ! There will be a Fourth of July celebration at.TallmaiVs Gallery, commep.eiug at* (J ’‘o’clock A. M , , and continue during the day. Those who Tvish to celebrate by' hav ing some of the finest hpotographs they ever had taken, will do- well by calling atTallman’s Studio, opposite Washburn. House. b2t ßSaT'oule Agent fm t.ie Celebrated J S ii c o i L c i V V t U c f i e s . » fcr«. ,f) Mi-VIN STR-RP’i m t a v i a , n . y. Repairing and 'riming Fine Watches a Specially. 256t T II E N A KKIVE Y. E x . . . . 8 30 A M IJgUtn’g E x .. 3 00 i> m Çxpj'CSSÓ 00 l' AI ExW a T rain l i 15 A a i , DEl’AKT ’ , ’ Attica itx .t. 8 55 A I/îglitn’g E x . 3 30 i’ M, E x p r e s s .... 6 50 i» M Extra Train, x i 30 a m B A T A V IA , CA N A N D A IG U A & TO N A W A N D A . G O I N G E A S T . Freight and Accomm odation .....................6 05 a m F r e iclit and A c c o m m o d a tion.......................3 35 i’ m G O I N G W E S T . A ccom m o d a tion.................................................6 30 A M _ ¡j H. N. KELSEY, D e a es, te ij SILVER M D PLATED WARE, Spectacles, Pocket-Knives, Sissors* Fine . R A Z O R S , V I O L I N - S T R I N G S &c. GUfHTjUitecji ten lengths, which he m a in ta i n e d to the finish, at the hall mile pulling twenty-eight, and crossing iiie line at twenty-five. Half-way back there was desperate struggling for the Second and third place, Piaisted an d Kennedy sweeping ¿dong neck and neck, the forifrer pulling thirty- five with Riley two lengths behind. Gradually Piaisted came to the fro n t as second1, Kennedy as' third khdiRiley following. M cKen fell out ol his boat at this stage. When nearly home, Pia-ist<id- paiused and waited for Kenlibdy, but managed to lead him by hail a length. The l'o 1 lowing is the order • ii^ \which the race was won: lianlon, first; Pi lis ted, second; Kennedy, third; Riley, fourth; Ten Eyck, tiilh; Elliott, sixth; Luther,, seventh ; McKen, eighth. As Hanlon came up-.the last quarter, there was a perfect ova- tibn'of cheers fm m ; the • in ultitrucie. T’he American oarsmen were also lustily cheered;--N o official time' is given, but'the fbfist auth;u>.rities,say,', twenty-nine minutes and thirty .sec onds. REMEIVIBEK That 3 3 a , i l e y ?s FURNl'PURE M AN U F A C T O R Y Is, Removed. M. Daily has removed to his largo liriok 1 Block, 8, 10 & 12 State St., Batavia, N. Y. Where his Factory is now located. Also Ware-rooms aiid Undertaking Rooms, Anything you want in Parlor, Chamber, Dining lloom, or any. other Suits, you can find at Dailey’s. Lowest Price of a ^7 house }n New York .* ’ State. lie delies competition ! A juc I will sell goods Twenty per-cent. Less than any House in lioehester or Buffalo. All kinds of Gobcls niade to order. M. D \ I L E 5f, S, 10 and 12 S u te St., liat.ivi.i, N., Y The only Daily Taper IN Rcpairiug^jctuly Hew^a^l.ijUiii'ÿateetl,. 5 i‘. '+*■-* v'r * > s ¥. ss« Mackef’s sxt <!>fè£in GrfizettlrlO cents p e r copycat jsew s ¿.loom. J & ¡'à ip, l^edlp?: $ —Why {s||a|foòl , . ( m e has an j^è||biiÉ h # a | | n a h e a ^ ¿ind you Ci^ai||se^ his pöfnt. Dealers in F R E S H A N D S A L T M E A T 3 P011K, LARD, HAMd, PORK AND LOLOGNA SAUSAGE. 113 Main Street. Five Cents per Week, L O U I S U E B E L E , I^anufacfcurer and Dealer in • ; Bread, Rolls, JPlain & Iced Cakes, Con . iectianery, &c. Ice Öream Fütiiislied to Families on short Notice. 26 tf ' get fr cured.
