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A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF NEWS; DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE-COMMUNITY. SILVER SPRINGS, GAINESVILLE AND ROGKGLEN, N. Y., THURSDAY, AUGUST 23. 1900. NO. a. PROFESSIONAL* CARDS. DR. STEPHEN S. BENSON, I DENTIST, ' Brick Block, Silver Springs. Latest methods in all branches of Dentistry. All Work Guaranteed. 2 DR. L. C. BROUOHTON, Castile - - - - N. Y 'ja.Ha left at C . U. Mason' s store wil l receive Prompt Attention . Edmand B. Windsor*. Attorney at Law. GASTILE - - N. Y .--.J In Town Every Thqrsdav FARMERS' CLUB Fair and Races, Hornellsville, N. Yj* Aug. 27,^28, 29, 30, 31,^900. Member Lake Erie Circuit. .Four Days of Races. ^ B _...- $5,000 ITtPURSES $5,000. OPPCItRL. PROCSiR-AM. Tuesday, August 28: No. 1—2,35 Class Pacing..\ Purse $400. tfa. 2—2:20 Class Trotting... Purse 8400. Rock Glen Budget Another stone quarry is rumored. H. D. Jenison has been at home this week. The American Blue Stone Go. have begun to saw stone. Sevaral of their gangs are in position and the remain der will be this week. The Warsaw Blue Stone Co. are making good progress in rebuilding their plant which was destroyed by fire in Jlhc spring. The frame is up for the npy mill iinri anmg nf H i As a result of the fight in the re cent Republican county convention for the County Judp;eship, a brand new party has grown up^ whose head and leading spirit Is James A. Lc- Suef, former district attorney and a defeated aspirant for judgeship hon ors. To say that Mr. Lc Scur is soro at failing to secure tho nomination for county judge would bo putting a mild construction on the matter. ispttcssrs. North. Wood and Randall NEW PARTY IN GENESEE COURTY: James A. Le Seur Friends In It. and His Tho store on Main street tn War saw, recently vacated by Webster & Case, has been rented to Walter Lent, chef at the Watkius Ilouso, who will occupy it as a restaurant. The village of Bergen has voted to . have its street lighted by electricity. I. R. Bissell, of Clovelaud, O., has received a f ranohiao to put in an elw?<^^ trie plant and light the village fofr n period of 25 years. . Tho farmers of Orleans county are Office In Store o f J . W. Brayman. Al l legal BireinosB Promptl y Attended. C. F.CUSHING, Eje spedaUist Graduate Philadelphi a Optlal Colleg e Main Office, 5 Arcade Building, -N4agar-a-F-alls, At Warsaw 2nd Mon. and Tues. At Perry 4th Mon- and Tues. FREE Eye Examination. RAILROAD Wednesday', August 29: j~No. 4—2^eiass-TrotttngTT.-Purse-6400. No. 5—2:30 Class Pacing Stake (closed) Purse 8600. No. 6—2 10 Class Pacing Purse 8400. Thursday, AugustJ30. lass-P^lngmCP-ur-so 8400. No. 8—2*40 Class Trotting Stake (closed) .Purse 8500. No. 9—2.15 Class Trotting ..Purso 8400. No. 10—i Milo Run and Rep't Purso 8100. Friday,\ August 31. No. 11—2:30 Class Trotting Purse 8400. No. 12—2;2Q Class Pacing.., Purse 8400. No. 18—2.10 Class Pacing . .Purse $400, saws in place. Mrs. Eliza Webster Jemsc: of Orson Jenison, died at her home in North Gainesville, Monday night, aged 65 years/* - She was born in tho town of Gainesville and has spent gracefully bowed to defeat, but the e-Scur contingent-JjalkctL- Now .the-| fight is on and it will be a bitter one. Tuesday in Batavia tho People's In dependent party sprang \'into exist ence. It will have for its emblem a making evory effort to provent tho destruction of toads, as It la believed that thoy are most valuablo for kill ing insects. It is estimated that oilo toad will eat -10,000 insects In a year. The Lima Reeord says, Editor Cou- her entire life here. . She is survived by her husbnnd to whom she was married forty-one years ago. A Significant Increase. P icturesque Jrunl^ ijne ^ OP AJ«ERICH Pullman's finest palace cars to New York, Philadelphia and Boston. EASTWARD FROM SILVER SPRINGS. • ) 33 A. H. daily No. 2, \Vestibuled Limited\ for Hoi-nellsville,(cou- ucrting for all points on the Allegafiy Division, )Eluiira, Corning, Binghamton rtnii New York * - 9 4'g A M... daily No. 8, for Horn- ellsviHe ( oonnecting-with vestx- liuled limited for Corning, Klmira, 0\v- !•#'>.Binghamton and Now YorkPullman parlor car Meals in dining car. JO M ..daily. No. 20, accommo dation, connects at Hornellsville for points east and points on Western • ti vision Dr. Kay's Renovator a perfect sys tem renovator. Sold by druggists at :25c, 81.00. Thi s signatur e is on ovory bo x of the gonuin e Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet. the remedy that cures at cold In one davy 9 f •| WAUL* ] ;i PAPERS i ] • 1 1 1 ^ Now, is the time to 9 '.) 47 P M., daily. No. 10, New York Special, Pullman Vestibule Day '•oaohes.-and Sleepers for Klmira, Bing hamton, arrive New York 8:00 a. m. WESTWAltB tltOii SlLVKl t SPRINGS. \) 40 A. M , daily., No. 8: stopping at I ? all stations to Buttaloondtfingn' Hf ra Falls.eonnecting with all tyains west. «> \> 47 P M., daily* esceufrSunday.-No j f \ 29; accomodation ior Buffalo, j C uid Niagara Falls, connecting at Attica ^ fur points on Attica branch and Kochos-! © KM* division <i 32 V M .daily. No. 1, Express for Warsaw. Attica and Buffalo •> R 37 ^ M . Sundays only No. 9, ac commodation for Buffalo. Further information may bo obtained from Erie agents or from H T JAEGER , D. I ROBERTS, Gen. A*t*t P O. . Geu*l Paas'r Ag't, «3 Main St., New York City. . tluffalo, N Y The reported gross earnings of the railroads of the country in the pro- tective-tariff year of -1899 exceeded tho gross earnings of 1 S 95 T the cor responding year of the last free-trade administration, by $238,000,000. It took a tremendous increase in the amount of freight handled and in the number of passengers carried to run receipts up by that amount, and it took an increase in the business of the country almost beyond 'concep tion to make the receipts for freight and passenger service leap so far be- 3*ond what they were in -1895. The Increase in the business of the rail roads is itself a part <4 general pros perity, but it is more than that. It is an indication of increase in other lines of business. Tho increase in freight receipts means that more goods were transported, and that more goods were, bought and sold The freight charges me but a fiac- tional part of tbo goods handled. Therefore the $23S,6oO,OdO increase in railroad gross earnings is but a workmgman's arm crashing a serpent. Its ticket is made up as follows: Mom- ber of Assembly, Benjamin W. Hart- well of Lc Roy, county iudge, Jamejj A. Lc Scur, of Batavia; county clerk, Carlos A. Hull of Batavia; county treasurer, L. F. McLean Of Batavia, superintendent of the poor, G-eorge Taylor, of Corfu. Messrs. Hull and McLean are al ready oh the regular Republican ticket .recently placed in the field and are consequently endorsed. Both men are widely known throughout Genesee county and are popular. A secret session of the part)*-for mers was held at the law office of Lc- Seur & Kent, and it is said that Republicans were present ropresept- ing several towns. It was the unani- •mous sentiment of the meeting that Hull and McLean should be indorsed. Mr. Hartwcll is a prominent Repub lican, formerly Superintendent of the Poor. The nominations will be made legal by petition. James A. Lc Scur, who has started in to knock out the regular party candidates, is a political hustler. nell of the Avon Dispatch Was sued for libel iiccauso ho called a man a ** dead beat, and tho Recorder says if ho is,tho samo rod-headed son-of-a- gun that- borrowed money of thorn _ and forgot to settle he is one,- suro. Tho estate of John McCalTrey.wTur disappeared from Corning 30 years ago .and tiled in Chicago j,wo years ago a millionaire, was divided in Cor ning last week. Ono of his daugh ters, Mrs. Susan Austin, who was living In poverty, received $5Q0,000. Articles of incorporation havo boon Sled by tho Shawmut Connecting Railroad Co., Angelica, to oporato a steam railroad from the State line on the Smcthport & Olcan railroad of . Penusylyania to tho Pittsburg, Shaw mut & Northern railroad In Goncsco, AlTeg'any county, capital; ^otlrOOuT\ directors, Henry S Hastings, Frank * S Blair and D D Dickson, of An gelica —Way land Register. . Western New York is to have tho largest stucco plant in tho world. Plans for the works were matured months ago and now ground has been broken and the foundation is nearly flntaJusl. \ it is * pronrrecd th Buffalo, RothestEt& Pittsburgh R'y. TIME TABLE. PasacRRers are requeste d to purchase tickets befor e entering the ears . An ezeeaa charg e of, TEN CENTS will be collected b y Conductor s w'heu rarsigtsj-ai d AT , rr.it,. , tmm ail stations Where a Ticket Office Is maintained. On an d after May 28th. 1900 t Passenge r trains tvftl depart from Silve r Springs as follows : \ 11 a. m., dally excep t Sunda y No. , t Expres s for WarsaW,\ LcRo'y. \?cottsvIlIe\ana\ Rochester, ' D.ally from Silve r Lak e Junction a t C*S0. *< 40 A. K., exqopt Sunday , No . 1. Mall fo r Brad ford,.and Intermediate stations. ? A u., execpt Sunda y No. it* Accomodation-} for Rocheste r and Intenaedlato.polnta lu (M i_ x., No. 5. Oiccept Sunday.Plttsbanf h ves tibuled expres s fa r Bradford , DuUoia, I'unxsutawney.Bntler an d Pittsburgh. Unily f ro<a Silve r Lak e Jet at 10 14 i I • i.» a. m., Sunday only , No . 101, tor Sflre t Lak e and\perry. I 13 r u. except Sunday . No . C, Pittsburg h vestl buled expres s for Warsaw , Lera y and Rochester Dally from Silver Lak e Junction a t 5; 18 6 33 P m., Sunday only > No. 100, fo r Rochester and. principa l intermediate points. 6 IS P. x, except Sooday, Perry accomxtodation —all stations to Perry. TiaS ^JL. R'y. e *i5p x.,\except Sunday,\No. t, Expres s for Rochester and Intermediate stations, Maps, time tables an d ful information forn - shed on application to D . H . Dewey , agent at . verjSprlnga K . Y., or e c 9 c K e f c e purchase Wall Pa per cheap, as we are closing out our stock. Good paper at 8c, 9c, 10c and 12c per double roll. F. T. DUDLEY _ DRUGGIST, _ Silver 7 Springs~T4. Y. 1 •*1 fractional part of the increase in tho sales of merchandise throughout the country for 1899, as compared with the sales for 1895. It would take a free-trader with an abnormally de veloped imagination to show how the protective • policy has acted as a \clog\ on industry during the last four years. If tho new party can get the Dem ocrats to indorse airy of its men ~l&gjf regular Republicans will have a hard proposition on: their hands. A Narrow Escape. plant will be in operation by Decern- bur lm, mid that tho output will bo between 300 and 400 tons-of finished material a day. Tho plant is to bo near Oakflcld. Before marriage a young man some times \givesjiis sweetheart a lock of hi« hair 1 ; nfter marriage she sometimes a helps herself—Ex. Dr. Kaj-'s Renovator, for tue liver. \ E.C. LATXT. Gen. Paae. Ag't , .. Eochester , N 7 Mrs., H-/ D, Hathaway Rev. K. W. Sears, of Moscow, father of Mrs. J. W. Kellogg, met EXCURSION RATES with quite a thrilling esperience while To G. A. R. National Encamp- on his way to Goshen, Ind., last meat, Chicago, week. The Lake Shore train on which jj efore you » purchase your tickets •be wts traveling was wrecked on n? t0 Cbicag0 an fl retgr n, hquiro about \ bridge across Sandusky bay near Bay lhf> superior 8er vico of tho Erie Rail- • Ridge, Ohio. The wreck was caused- roa , { ant t: t he' low rates olfe-VI/ -by aHrrokenTail and sume of the caTS' f ick ef 8 wl n lie on sale.August 25th, thrown into the water which was 2 o t h and 27th ami will bo good for' a'boutJO feet deep. The car which' CODlinuoua pa88age . Provision has Mr. Seats occupied did not leltvc tho been ma(lc for ostC ntion of return road bed 1 but be was badly shaken u P< |ia)it of ticketBi mak i ng 8ttmo nV al'la- and received a bad cut on his left blo for return pa8Sag0 t0 and Inc i ud . ^ arm by being thrown against the win- j Dg Sc-j-tember 30, 1900^T-bU-cx-^f ^ ow * pension can only bo obtained by do- 1 Soldiers 1 Day Excursion te- Por- • positing ticket with Joint Agent prior, - tage Bridge. • t0 «oon of September 2. For raton, , On Thursdav, August 30th, tbo timo ^blcs, sleeping car reservations surviving \members of the first New-»n<l detailed information, call on York Dragoons will'hold their | n8t |Enc Agents oi address H. T. Jaeger, re union of thc/l 9 th century at Por-jg encrnl \S^t passen S er dept.jaoa^ Uge. All soldiers, their • Mai « 8trc<;t . Buffalo. N; Y. and friends are invited. <3> Correct Styles.... Lowest- Prices In Millinery. W. Hatch of New York is expected deliver the address. Martial and Cornet Bands. Erie excursion train will leave Sil ver Springs at 10 a. m. Fare, round trip, only 25 cents. families i M a \> street, Buffalo, _N; Judge E. | ARE YOU GOING Every' Farmer should see t the ex hibit of Jniurious and beneficial in sects at the Hornellsville Fair, Main building, first floor. Dr. Kay's lung balm for bronchitis. \ Erie agents. To Rochester to Grand Cofn- mandery knight Tomplars. - Account Grand Commandcry meet ing, Stale of New York, at Roches ter, tho Erie railroad will sell ticketi September 3d and -'flu at one fare for the round trip, good for return pas sage nbtil -September <Jtu inclusive. These tickets' arc good for anyone re gardless of being a member, for fonrthpr information see small bills or 5t2
