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SitMER A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF NEWS, DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE COMMUNITY. • \ :_ r_ _ - -VOL.. SILVER SPRINGS, GAINESVILLE AND ROCKGLEN, N. Y., THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1900. INTO. 1. ttttr-CARBS. ~f~T r CONTENTS. | P a S« 1—Miscellaneous News Items. DR. STEPHEN S, BENSON,, I Page 2—Serial Story, Notes and Com- DENTIST; | moot, etc. Brick Block, Silver Springs..' ^ asUi ° ft Notes, StateNews. In- , . „ , , .1 .ternatioual Sunday School Les- Latest methods in all branches of g0 „ ( ji ar |5 eta _ Dentistry. All Work guaranteed.' 2 '.Pag* 4—Editorials and Miscellany. I Page 5—Local Happenings, \ OR. L. C. BROUCHTON, ' Page o_p arm ' au j (Jarden, Humorous Castile - * \ \ N. Y i and Household Departments. 0 «uia lcit st C, R. Mason's store will receive p age 7_TJ2 >-to-date News from all parts Prompt Attention. J of ^ wor j d Edmtind B. WindSOV. r«ga8->Iiscollany. ^ Attorney at Law. CASTILE - N. Y In Town Every Thursday. Office In Store of J. W. Brayisan. All legal Business Promptly Attended A Serious Accident. Tuesday afternoon Chas. 0. Locke was in Lamont on business and was at the farm of Robert Horning. From this place there are two roads that he could take home. A good road C. F.CUSHING, E>« spectattlrt Graduate Philadelphia around by the way of Lamont village - Optial College . * c 5 Arcade Building, and a shorter cut across the creek I but a rough road. His first thought j was to come through Lamont, but as ! it looked tike rain he concluded to take the shorter road add fortunate 1 it was for John Thomson, of Lamont, ;thax he. did. I He had gone but a short distance! I and was climbing a steep pitch on Main Office, N.iagara Falls, N. Y. At Warsaw 2nd Mon. and Tues. At Perry 4th Mon- and Tues. FREE Eye Examination, 16 RAILROAD THE CDnrriarht, 1800, by tb* Pan-American Exposition On. One of the handsome structures at the ;great Pan-American Exposition, which is to be held In Buffalo from May 1 to Nov. 1, 1001, will be the Ethnol ogy building. It will contain an exhibit of unusual Interest to all American*. Ethnology is the science which treats of the division'of mankind Into rnces, their origin, distribution and relations and the peculiarities which character ise them. At Buffalo the Uthnology building will be a veritable mine of infoc mation concerning the countries of North and South America, ThlB will be peculiarly appropriate .for the reason that the Exposition Is a Pa if-American, 1 ., . 1 • 1 1 1 1 1 or AU-American, event, and everything of Interest concerning the various oa- ton©. Side Of-=wilieb. -UlO -bank-, wentj tlonir-inhftbltlng^th.^new^orid -dlMOVBrtKl l >y-^lumbU8 ^ylll J»e .r ^EresMitgd j by-an interesting exhibit In Buffalo whoa the Exposition's gates open on May when, hcahoueht Jifi saw a wagon and I 1 ' 1B01 - strnn S e t0 re,at °. the rao8t Interesting exhibits concerning sevoral \ . 0 ' o\ , I eoinitries-in South America--are already In- this country, roru. I or example* will send many interesting exhibits to the Pan-American Exposition and will use her influence to have exhibited In her section the remarkable collection Of Peruvian antiquities now owned by various American museums. pietUrSSCJUe JrUp^ Ijlje team had gone over the bank. It. 1 ' jp -r- rfhi —r m ! was J UBt ^ usk ' so hitpbing his horse ' „ , , . . r ! he proceeded to investigate. He Pullman s ftnest palace cars, to New . B York, Philadelphia and Boston. J found the wagon was a pair of trucks EASTWARD FiiOM SILVER spiUNOs. j loaded^ with a short log about 16 in- t) 33 A- M. daily No. 3, \Vcstibuled ] cues in diameter and it looked as Limited\ forHornellsvillc,(con- tu0U gh they had turned over several necting for all points on the Allegany . . 0 . , . . Division. JElmlra, Cqrnlng, Binghaiuton times in their descent The horses and New York 'were piled one on. top. .oi the other at 9 46 A.M-.daily No . ^ f ? r , Hora. lttle fool of tue hiU At flr8t Mr . ellsville, counecting with vesti- 1 . , huled limited for Corning, Elmira. Ow- Locke could see no one and he con- ego Uinghamton and New YorkPullmau j c i u ded they had gone for help, but parlor ear. Meals in dining car. 1 , ° y ' (5 IQ P. M., daily, No. 20, accommo- S oln K 10 the \» r of tu<3 wa g on he dation.-connectsatHornellsville . found. pinned to the ground bv oric tlti&T eaSl ' aUd PO \ mtS 0n WeStern ! of the bolster poles, face downward, 9 47 P M . dally. No. 10, New York ! 0x9 bod 3 ? of a mftn - Wit h considera- Special, Pullman Vestibule. Day ble difficulty 4ie extricated him and coaches and Sleepers for Elmira, Bing- ,„_„•„ U ; m „ ,„ „ J .. . ,* T . hamton. arrive New York 8 :00 a. tu. (turning him over found it to be John WESTWARD .FROM SILVER 8PIUNGS. I Thomson and that he was still alive. 9 42* \ A M . daily, No. 8,-atopmtigat j Procuring assistance ho took him to all stations to BuffaloandNiaga- ,,.„ : , . ... . taFalls.c < ,nne«tingwithalUrainswclt.. hlscarrla 8 e and <*™** bome, 2 47 P. M .daily, except Sunday, No. where medical, aid was summoned *j; accomodation-for BufTalo, j from Pike. Before reaching home fX d £teo?i A&^rl^s^Bacba? ! the man somewhat recovered but was ter division. | not able to tell 6 32 to tell how it happened. P M . daily, No. 1 Express for 1 Tfa b g were estricat ed, but it is Warsaw. Attica and Buffalo. P. MT, Sundays only No. 0, ac- thought one would have to be killed. commodation for Buffalo. (Jastilian. Furtlicr information may be obtained 1 • from Erie agents or from j Petroleum Facts. 5 37 H. T. JAEOER, Gen. ±£l P 0. 509 Main St., Ilaffalo. K Y V. L KOBBKTS, Gen'l Posa'r A«'t, New York City. Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh R'y.. TIMlt I The Oil City Derrick's hand-book of Petroleum shows that the total amount of oil produced in the Brad ford Geld, without making estimates ' for waste, oil burned for fuel, etc., but represented by pipe line runs ! atone, from 1875 down to the close of 1899, was 191,467,67^ barrels. Passers ire requested to purchase ticket. Th Al , y field faas produce d over before entering the cars. An.excess charge ox , * o J tr ETHNOLOGY BUILDING,. PAR-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. Base Ball at Silver Lake. The Silver Lake. Assembly nine opened the season Tuesday by de feating ituUMord b}' tho score of 5 to 1. The game waff \fairly good exhibition of baseball, but was marred by errors and lack ot team work by the visitors. The Assembly team played with snap and ginger, and with practice will prove a hard prop osition to any amateur team about here. Both pitchers played good ball, altough Rice for Bushford fell down in critical moments. He also did good work at opportune time. With two men on bases and two out, having three balls and no strikes called on him, he struck the batter -out. It was a fine piece of work. ' Daytoq^he captain of the Assera- \ blysbadbis batting eye with him, and is largely responsible for the club's good showing. Abe Utter for the Assemblys pitched a good game, although the results might have been different with less perfect support. The only tally- made by the visitors was secured by a home run in the second inning. . Ed Atberton. of Portage, umpired the game in a very satisfactory man ner and there was no wrangling over 1rlsT3edsionsrHi}ver3'bx>dy-Teeoginized- Electrlc Headlights. The B. It. & P. railfay is oxperi- menttop; with an electric headlight on engine 16, the machine that draws the special trains. At, present this engine is pulling the night flyer be tween Rochester and Ash ford and the-new light Is proving highly galls- factory. Its rays arc thrown fully two miles and an ordinary oil-burn ing headlight resembles a tallow dip beside the electric. . The current is furnished by n miniature dynamo be tween the lamp and the stack and Is driven by a small rotary engine, using .steam frffin^jhe engjne_boiler. the futility of trying to browbeat him /TEX CENTS win be coueetej by conductors , 3^000,000 barrels of oil from 7,259! in chang'mg his decisions and In con- VZI^^^USM^ rt * UOni, | w «ll8. whioh-4»-nn average to date dfj ^quence there w«» D p bulldozing the On and a«er xay 28th, 1900. Passenger tra na , OVer 5,000 barrels for each pToduc- | Un»P>re. - wm depart rrom siiver sp .rioga as follows- \ tive well. The aggregate production Hon. A. U. Wyman, Ex-Tredsurer «J1 a. m, dully except 8tind»y. No., t Express ,7,, . , , ' \ * »• «> v for Warsaw, LeRoy. seottsvuie and of Bradford and Allegany has been Q f the United States; of Omaha, Neb., Rochester. Daily from siiver Lake near j y 225,000,000 barrels, -Nearly lono 0 f t he shrewdest and best known Junction at &M. . , . , . , , j woa .^«w :ept«oBo ^ r *o,j ,MaUfjrUr «d.-, 0 ne-third or the total yield of the|(Inanwers in the West, writes;••• Hav- rord,andtntcrmediatostations. 'Pennsylvania oil regions has come ^execnt—SundaT. Ko, ,16.Accomod«tlon , , - for Rochester and lutennedrate points , ffOTTFtliegreat WaTlr^aTld'Teg »on9 -or- 10 os *.. v.. s. exccptBunday.'pittsburRh ves- • the northeast. The total area of tlbuled express for llrodford, Uuliols, « ,. i-unxsiitawney.iiutier and Pittsburgh, productive territory in these two dis- i>.iu>- from silver Late Jctat IO u tricts cover less than 150,000 acres 11 15 a. m , S;niili)y only, Xo. 101, for fillrer Lake ' , ,,, v . ..... - and j >err> 1 a . ntl could be containeo? in a district C 10 r s cycep'. Sunday No. fi. Pittsborgh vestl ' l egg ^an 16 miles square. • b.ilpvl express for Warsaw, J.erpyand* . JtnrrrortPt- -flolly fTOiu -Sllver Late—=—' ,1 T - _' ., .._ T » ITT B ls \ Dr Clhrk, EyesTght Specialist, 100, for Rochester Franklinville Chronicle. A trifle mixed Brother Pcrlcy. The B. 11. & P. has no engino 16 on this division. The nearest approach is No. 15 which was equipped with an electric headlight when It was built more than a-year ago. Tuo B. R. & P. has used an electric head light several years, the first oae hav ing been placed on engine 1. George F. Lucas. Georgo F. Lucas, an old citizen ot Castile, was found dead in bed Tues- day morning about 7 o'clock. Ho had* complained Monday of nut feel ing well and the doctor 'Was called - and gave him mcdlcino, which seem ed (o rollovo hlra, but Tuosday morn ing about 4 o'clock, he felt wortc. Tho doctor gave him more medlaina to quiet him and ho went to sleep. At .7 o clock his wlfo went to call him and found him dead. Mr. Lncas was engaged in manu facturing tapes for -surveyors' U9t>, and was building up an extensive business, He leave a wife, sou and daughter to mourn his loss. Mr. Lucas was the youngest cliild of Francis Lucas, an old resident of Silver Springs, and woa well, known throughout this section as a~surrey- or. He probably had a hotter\ knowl edge of the original survoys niu\. knew tho Hues better than any. other man about here. He is also survived by one brother, Henry Lucas, of Castile. Ho was a cotrain at onr - townsmnn Peter Lucas. An AcGommodallei You may talk about funny ex cuses betiig given by rail road men for -- the Itttencss of truine, but I heard one not long since which beats tlicm nil,\ Baid a man abont-town. \I was * going up'iu Wyoming county, over the Buffalo, Attica & Arcade nillroad. The last train leaving Batavla for Attica, which connects with that road, departs JU 1:4Q p. in..-.although. lhu_— B. A. & A. doesn't leave Attlca'un- til 5:23 p. m. I couldn't get awny at 1 40 o'clock, so I rode my wheel to Allien, against A strong wind, reaching there at 4.20 p. m. When it came to he 5.23 p. in. and no signs of the train starting I began to mako inquiries at the depot, but could get no satis faction\. Weit, to-mako a — long story short, It was 7.45 p. nu beforo we pulled out. I asked tho ^i*SBidactor what ilio—trouble—was-and— he informed me in a raattcr-of-fnct» wny that they had been waiting for the A rend i' baseball club, which was playing a gnmc with the Attica nine, I hope the A read Inn B appreciated tbo favor.\—Batavin News. In the.Ditch. The* Firemen's Convention. Mr. W. M. Chapman, of LeRoy, with advertising matter for the Gen esee and Wyoming CountyJKIremen's\ third annual convention, to be held at LeKny, Angnnt 14th and lyh.,^Ja.\'>u7i\i'^l Vi^wT^rTlgirt^^ The Silver Lake Railway pnssengor trnin was wrecked last evening at nixjut 5 o'clock, a half mile south of Silver Lake. The traiu was coming from Perry and was .running nt A good rate of speed when suddenly the engino jumped, the track and, af ter running a short^distnnce on the was in town Friday,\ posting bills. There will be 33 uniformed:eompa with the track and rnn into the ditch. . . „. , , . The baggage car also left the rail* niesjn attendy.ce.witb 26;tandi on ^ Mde, but- eluding the 54th-Regiment BamT or ^ ^ Rochester. word trucks of tlj.e rear coach were There will be balloon oscensions tlirown from tbe trjlck but rear onM each day, also hose races, sports of remail j ed llnori llie ^u. Thero were various kinds, and numerous attrac- about tfrenty pBB . eD ger8 on tho train ' ing known of some remarlcabTe cures ttions - ' 1 but no one was. lnJnrecL A wreck- xrf^mnha-peopl,c^nected'b3'-the-u»fr—Teaiyhf-Rocheater-will furnish the , in B nmw^mn dicing >,|»c. \Igfij fjnf\ .lunctKin at 6 SunJa.. only, No. and principal intermediate points. C 15 p. K , except Sunday, Perry accommodation —ill stations to Perry, via S. L. K'y. C:t5r. x., except Sunday, Ho. 8, BxpresB for. Rochester and intermediate stations. Maps, time tables and ful information frira •Utioa on appllnttiou to 1). H. Dewey, agent at fiUTerSprlnto^. Y. or .B.C. Larsr, Gen. Piss. Ag't, . -, Eochcater.Jf y Will be at thn Walker Hou§e, Fri day, August 10, to remain one day. Headache cured and sight restored. Hundreds of references.. Free ex aminations. It2\ Dr. Kay's Renovator a wonderful system renovator. Sold by druggists, of Dr. Kay's RerJovntor and Dr. Kay's Lung Balm, I believe that these great remedies are worthy of the confidence of the public.\ Geo.W, Horvey, the banquet for the delegates on the eve- Rochester and wreck cleared so trains ning of the 14tb, to which the editors aTe running as usual thisjnorning. in bdth counties will be invited. He , will also furnish * the bnnqact to be * PrOf. Gibbs has been re-cngogctt editor of the Omaha World-Herald, , tendered the visiting chiefs on the as principal oTlhe Gainesville IfuloTT- was cured of a terrible ease of long- followingdoy. schoof, ^ndjias just issued' an eight- standing Dypepsia by the use of'Dr.^ Extensive preparations arc being page catalogue of tue course of study Kay ',8 Renovator, Dr. Kays Reno- made to entertain the firemen and j for the coming year. vator 25c and $1; six. ,for $5. v Dr. visitors in«a royal manner.. Kny'8 Lung Balm 10 and 25c. For free advice, sample aid books address] I* g»PPe eonjlhs cured by Dr. Dr. B. J. Kay Medical Co., Saratoga | Ka y' 8 LuD 8 Balm ?' Springs, N. Y. ' Sold by F. T. Dnd- | to take -, ley, Silver Sr/fings, Most, pleasant ' Ask for the Buffalo CommerclsL Prof. Gibbs is a progressive young man, seeking the highest perfection and most advanced methgtls of teaching. Hl« home, is in tlie town of Home, and he la a graduate of Pike Seminary and tho Buffalo Normal school.-Pike Onset to. ^rz^.
