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A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF NEWS, DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE COMMUNITY. . - --. - - - _-- VOI-<. I>C. SILVER'SPRINGS, Gi\INJESVILLE AXD ROCKGLEX. N. Y.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1900. NO. IB. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Bdmand B. Windao**, • Attorney at Law, .'ASTIEE. - - N. ' In Town Every Thursdav. <)(•.]\•• In Store of.I \V Jlrayraan . All legal K'ISIIIOIIK Promptly Attended. C.F. GUSHING, tyc sptecialtist Uraclunu> Philadelphia 1 Oplial College Wain Offrfce, 5 Arcade Building, Niagara Falls, N Y At Warsaw 2nd Mon. and Tues. -At-BBrry 4th Man- and Tues. The Whistle Signals. Oiie Long Blast. Fair Weather T wu LuiigJihwU. .Haiti or- Simw Threw LOU R Blasts l^x-al Rains One .^luirt Blast .. Lnivor Temperature Vw (i Slum Blasts Higher Temperature Three Short Blasts : . Cold \\ are •frtfce, FRtE Eye Examination. Gainesville Town Officers THE* picturesque Jrupl^ Iji^e;,;',? OP—-OF R]WEJ?IC.R. dupery i-^or lowii Cork. * I Justices iif , Peace • finest palace ears to New Philadelphia and Boston K YSrWAttD FROM SILVER Sl'KIKOS Assessors \ Highway (.'U)lllllllici\ll(' l 1 CI Homan/o, Perkins II. 1. Country man Jnhii N. lnglcsby George (' \\ aite Newburn 11. Lewis .Jul. T. 1 'eeU .Charles Jettison 1-rank K Morgan (t. L. Cotton .iKoberl Coggon u lesV Shut t tie k Worcesteijpeial! A Solid Train of Worcester Salt, Silver Springs, New York to Portland^ Maine. 1.500,000 POUNDS of SALT. Mayor Robinson at Portland, Starts the Train at Silver Springs. Engines and Cars Profusely Decorated With Banners and Flags. Silver Springs on Tuesday, Novem- ber 20lh, 1H00, again witnessed an trvcnrwhtrhTnaTlrs 'wlth roniTweit gro- p has is the great esteem in which the people of New England hold the Peer less Brand of Worcester Salt, at \\ Inch time the company started its fourth special tram for \ Yanltecdoui ' The critical New Englandcrs have set the seal of their approval on Worcester! Salt an d they must have it, hence this 1 special train to serve their wants and / to show to the people of the earth the McKinley in his library at Canton, Ohio, and was, and is yet, the largest shipment -of any- one - luanu-faeUired commodity ever made. The first special train was started November Ji, IS1K5, and consisted of 20 cars The second special train was start ed June 22, 1SU4 and consisted of 57 cars The impurities in common kinds of salt draw moisture, hence it is the impurities that makes salt damp. Tnis condition is generally but erro neously ascribed to the salt itself. It is obvious, therefore, that Woices- ter Salt's purity ami frec-sprinklin qualities make it the Premier SalMof domestic and dairy use, and such it stands today, without a ri\;il for those purposes, having far eclipsed anv imported or other domestic, salt The Worcester Salt Cos. factory located at this place is the best ap pointed in the world The main of fice is located at KiS Doane St , New- York City. The President is Mr S t! Whiton, the Vice-President nnd General Superintendent is Mr Joseph M Duncan of Silver Springs, patentee of the process by which Worcester Salt is made The treas urer is Hon. Timothv L Woodruir; l.ient-Cinv fif New Vnrlt >st-»Tin' HYMEN! AL. ! Mr. John F O Urlen of Rocliealor. aiiiT .TTiss \ITrTgotta F. Fitzsrihbons of Silver Springs were married yes terday at high noon, at St. Mwry's Catholic Church of this place, Uev. Father W T. Wilber officiating. The bride was tastefully gowned ui white brocaded silk and carried yel low roses, \a beautiful bride, ' wan the comment of every one Th o groom was dressed in tho convention al black. The brides maid was MTSTT Nora Fitzgibbons, sister of the bndu and the groom s best man was Mr Patrick Connors of Wellsville, ;i cousin of the t-'roppi Rev W»»>v assisted e in tho ;!:; J i ''v !;n::!:! eX ?\ 0,U ' > °' U, r salt an \ I ,,e » U8h Secrelarv is horenzo Benedict of New Loddv of Warsaw, mass. A wedding dinner was served a t the lioiuu of tho bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs Patru-k Fitzgibbons on Per ry A-vvmuv -Aortttt loiU^giicsts T presents. J Among those present from ou t of town were Miss Maggie- Taylor of Ilornellsv ille. Miss Anna Ktihoe of/ Warsaw, Mrs Shecho of Bradford,\ Pa , Miss Josephine Connors oi Wellsiille, Mr. am i Mrs. Connors «n Wellsiille, Mr. John Fitr.gibbons of Buffalo, Mr an d Mrs Dennis Fil..-> gerttltl, M. V. Fitzgerald and Patrick Duulon mill family of Jiock (Hen , Mr Thomas Fiizgibbons anil daugh ter Mnrv of lloek t \ len Th • bride is one of our best rin.l fanW wuing Indies and is highly esteemed among our townspeople. The groom ts a trusted employe of* - the II , II A P us conductor and is well and f i\ • ir:i1 1 1\ known (tore . The bins'vi. on behalf of the- pooptv- of this eoinniiimt \ extends to the bride and jmnm its heartiest con giauilnlioiirt iiml their best wishes for a prosperous ami lrapp\ married lifi - Tin \ If ft for their wedding trip oij the U . H, A: P (', o clock train l'lu- departure was accompanied h\ a 10- pious shower of i it-c A iM daily No 2. • Vest dulled Limited\ for Hornellsx ille (con- • ecimg<Sor all points on the Allegany |)i \i-.i 'ii llCiniim, Corning, liiughauitoii uid New Vork ') to Colleelur l>\ ei >eiM- Con-table A M daily No «. (nrjWi cllsxille. connecting' with M-.II- i iimiietl for Corning. Klmira ()« - ego. Binirhamjon and Ne.\ Vorkl'ii'liuan parlor. ar Meals in dining utr (J JO 1* M . daily. No 20. accouimo--President if the Pom I Uilliani F Yoiiiigi nf] enterprissc of its manufacturers v\!'w'i! Mvlau A (,ud , P1 . .. „, . ,, ,. , lork City. F Y( 1 J 1- ling lim This \ Fourth Worcester Salt Spec- cm I \ consists of forty-one new tars, Mrie s (J ram Line pattern, dation: connect sat Hornellsvflle tor poinla east and points on Western <li\ i -i 'iu i) 47 1' M. daily. No 10t New York Special Pulhnan Vi -stibule Day • IKU hes and Sleepers f. I 'lmira. Hnig- hanilon. arrive Now Y, i i< 00 a. m WKSTWAKD FKOM SlI.VElt SPUINGS i) 40 A M , daily No T stopping al all stations to Hi ' 7 -iloand Niaga ra t.il •> counecling with .ill trains west - 47 '* ^ ' • daily, except Sunday. No 29, a<-coiu<Kl:Uiou for Buffalo, 1 ml N..i ^ara Falls, connecting at AtMca fr»r p\rrrt^Tm Attrra Vrronrh and Rorhtns- I cr division P M daily. No 1 Fx^ress f,,r Warsaw. AUica and Buffalo P. M , Suiwlays only No. U, ac- eoimuodation for BiifTalo Further information may be obtained Troiu Kri« agents or from II T JAKOKIC D I KOUKKTS. Oi 11 A«t I* I). 0«.'I1 I J'ttsii r \K't 309 MulH St., «» New \ ort <_tty Kulialu. X Y Village officers of Silver Springs John H Drmeoh ^ Nathaniel LamlieiMit i '( Michael \V helan Trinisiirer 1 -redT I'i \ou Collet tor New hern H Lewis Village C'erk .. II I ( 'omit I \ man Trustees street Coniniissioiiei Police Conslables V W Kly I Thomas M Dowtlle , . .Knmiet K. Law ' Franklin Hoyt (. .Charles Crist SilverSpringsChurch Directory li .'52 MethoiJi>t Kpi>co]ial—tle\ Joseph Mci\inw l'astoi Sor\ ices at 10 4 .\>a in H-H4 P M, Kmida^ Jwhool HA- 1^ M- .1 M Duncan Superintendent. F.p- worlh League at i : !<i P M st Mary s (Catholic)- Kev \V ilher. Kct tor Sen ice at !l A ''A M alternati;Sundays William Claicnci (jcorge \\ s .iii.'i ^'of the ,|<iM-|ih Kalph I w hicli are painted an old-nine color, ... 1- rank Aiulif .wK 1 , . , land ei(uipped with an brakes, auto matic couplers and all modern ap pliances Each car is profusely dec orated with banners and Hags, on cither side of which are pheed seven large lithographed tratle marks of \Worcester Salt,\ a large placard hearing the name of the film to whom the car is shipped, and three white flags carried above the top, bearing the iuscription in red, \ Wor cester Salt Special \ As it sweep- - ivnv through the Kmpiro State,. \ . sacliusetls and Maine the train p .c- scnts an appearance not unlike n ro\al pageant of old with its *h avy emblems and streaming banners These forty one cars contain nearl\ 1,500,000 pounds of Worcester Salt put up as follows 1 W M T and FOR PARTICULAR SMOKERS. I lieg leave to call the attention of the pnliiic to my line line of Cigai . ninth includes the fol low nig popular an d well-known brands- Majestic, Crown, Our Leader Telegram Two Queens Not Left American Girl, Etc , 7 'he are all .Vcent goods and are guaranteed to he of superior The directors other than the ^JJJ^, cers nanicil abo\e ate Mr L II Hig- low, of the well known music linn of Biglow MULU v of New.'Yoik City., lion I* C Lounsbiiry, ex (lev of Connecticut, Mr A S Apgnr, casii- ter t)f the Mcrchanls KM hange Nat tional Hank of New York Citv, Mr Iloduey A. Wnrtl of Brooklyn, an d Harry W Nash of Boston These names testify to the high character and sound business ability of the company The \Fourth Worcester Salt Spe cial \ was started by his Excellent\, Mayor Hobinson of Port hind, Maine, by electricitv, the current being 1 Mi ned over the wires of tin: Western 1 'mon Telegraph Co 47 8J6 5i2 2302 251 . 219 9£: A • Git 01\ \THE ATALANTA SPECIAL.\ The route of the ••Atla.ita Spe> i.tl is via the Seaboard Vir Line Had ivnv, \Florida and \\ est India short with il ^rough Piilluian di nv Line ' ing room nnd'hulfct sleeping tm-, • from New York, Plnln lelphiti, l!ul ' timore, Washington ami liifliiiiond 1 to Athens antl Atlanta, where ilin 11 Barrels Containing 5,405 2 A lb. Bags - '* \ 48,960 5 lb. \ \ 16,260 JOib. / \ 50,644 J41b./\ \ in Bulk •-••-.es containing 5256 4 lb. Cartons 'b. Bags -I of 3,953 Barrels; J22,25J Bags,219 connections ar e made 111 Union De 1 r d 5256 Cartons. , pot for >Ioiilgoiner\, Macon, Nt w i -,alt in this train would flavor Orlerns anil nil points South audi <•' OHO pounds of butter or .'50,- , Southwest Trains ariive nnd de-j ''\) pountla of cheese. It wuuIiliP !irt at Pennsylvania Kadroad sta_ 1 nge sized individual salt-cellar 1 lions. Fo r further information call • rvman in the United Stales ' o n o r address W C Shoemaker,(ien- ie of this quantity of salt was|eral Eastern Pas^-nger Agent, 1201 YOU ARE INVITED to the Kpivoilb League Social al tin resideuc -.e <if Mr J M Duncan, tin., j Tlmr-seiiy »M^*H -ttnr 'i'hr 'I'IOII v -line 'wiil In- in oppeiation from SIIM r springs to lliilfulo mid the excursion ! will stilll at eight o'clock j A ConturV ^TThanksglvlng. 1 Holiday Excursion To Creator j Buffalo I On Wetlnesda\, No\ember2S, tin I popiihu Erie Uiulroud Coyjpan-y w ill gnx' liie public a sleudid opporluniu to speiitl the lust Thanksgiving Day of tho 1 Hill Century m (J I C \l'nn- Amcrican ' (Jit\ and of celebrating 111 a patriotic milliner the progress and pfbiTperTty nT th e AmerTcanTIepublu- in the last 100 years. By ^pecial . 1, a... tlnough Mr Harry W. Nash of j Hroadway, New yVL C .h Longs- Ilo-'o.i, New England Agent of the I dorr. New England PfNscuiJer Agent, company I -Wli Washington street, Boston, Mass i Th e \train under the supervision IW M McComi'-ll, Ueneml Agent, of I. Everett Nash, proceeded to its | W34 Nt*w York avenue, Wa-bmgton, destination over the \ Eric\ to Bins- i t' , of the Ceneial Passenger hamton, arriving Tuesda\ evening;- Agent nt Portsmouth, V'a from there over t'hc •<!).\& II \ to K St . JOIM K L Albany, arriving Wednesday morn- V -1* & >i M (h-w c P c Pi S 1 p iaiiI y : aud•^ts^r^d--^^r ^Vh 'c----rHtng,-TTfence' OveT'TlTe\ ^mcTHnTrg-^\ iniirkct PartKiilar s in o k e r s \ 1 \ ^ shoiilil call on me when ii, need of a lirsl-elas\ reliable smoke. Delroy G. Willett, Tl^ Onera House liarhcr. Jen, ass. Agt arrangeiiient the bidders of excursion tickets, on prt'RonUition of the minie at llie gates, will be admitted to the \Pan-American Exposition\ grounds free, on Novcmuer 2sth cu- 2ili b,- Tu kcts will be good two days t o r» - turn Train will leaveSllvor Springs nt K 52 11 ui Fare, round trip, only *l 00 ADVJGE, — c 3 -C>0 -Cs« -0,0 tS-O C \fe-O -Cs. O O ->t>0 D^L. C . BROUGHTON, Castile N. Y JHIU loft nt (' R Jlasoa B store will receive Prompt A UiMiititii Silver Lake RVy \\'ES'J> BOUND TIIAINS LEAVE. I s|>re»s. dally except Sunday 7 is B. m. Afroinmotlatfon, daily pxevpt Sunday fl 4.'i ft. in Af 'Mimuiodation, dully except Suuduj .2^50 p in Mull. Uatly . . . 6 15 p.m Perry \uc, Daily except Sunday . 0 32 p.m EAST BOUND TRAINS. -Glias. L.'Peffis & Go; JJislLlE^iXCiiiiiityJjMa ^Dressed Poultry, Game, Furs, Eggs and Butler. 204 Duane St., New York City, Write for our Present Paying Prices. REFERENCES: -DANIELS & CO., Bankers.iVWall st.N .Y •M-C . uaiiy .... 9-toa.m | All Commercial Agencies, ExpressCo.'s ^eei4-&^ nnalrtrs In Trnd- AccommodMiinn rt»«r^ .rsrssn. m I i^eaieio in l nxi Established Trade of over ,20 years. 10 (Tccstc .SO a. m 9 -10 ».m I ipress. Daily except Sundnv, Ai'commodatlon, dally except Sunday, D :S0 a. m At'C Dolly Accommodation, dolly......\.. .... .*. 5:63 R. m C. A. CARMICHAKL , Dispatcher. through Troy to (Jreciifield, arming there Wednes'ay evening; and on to Boston Thursday On Friday, the train will proceed to Portland over the \ 1$. & M \ and on Saturday the people of Portland will be given the opportunity of set ..ig the largest con signment of Salt ever shipped into the \ Pine Tree State 11 The question will prjphably be nak ed, \ Why such a demand for Wor cester salt ? \ The anwser is, \On I account of its purity \ Worcester Salt is manufactured by an entircjy new and different process than usual which precludes the possibility of any extraneous or obnoxious materials gottiDg -into-it-dur.ing -8Tich -proei This method a-lso preserves the grain intact allowing the particles to move freely amdng themselves which pre vents 'i-caking\ in the salt-cellar, causing it to always run freely there by enhancing its value and utility as a table salt. Dr. COld, Kay s hung Balm, Coughs, - -^^he-Asroeiate ^-TrTeM -^wiv -lir -^to' Buffalo Commercial. Uev h h Carpenter, (of the Christian Church) Wabash, ind , President of the Bethany Assembly at Brooklyn, Ind, writes: \Dr. Kay s Lung Halm is 'the very best cough, coltl ami throat ri medy that I ever used I haw al- > iw l great benefit from the uce of Dr Kay's Renovator \\ c ha\e no bvOTtte to \CTpTPSB Otir rtianttfuliicss for the bent-fit we have received :us the result o f using these remedies.\ •T-o-r-enovate-yie -By -steni-nnd-eirre-the- worst case of dyspepsia,, constipa tion, liver and kidney troubles, head ache, etc., there is no remedy that equals Dr. Kay's Renovator. Drug gists sell it for 25 c and $1. Free advise, sample and books, write Dr. a ter arm Salt Ask yVur-new^-aeaTer-for-tUe-Baffftlo Commercial. — Co. shipped a I jit cars, containing 5,000,000 pounds . of Salt to Boston, This train was started by President-elect ie Worn**'\**' - Ka y» Saratoga, N\. Y. train of To Cure a Cold in One Day TaVc Laxative Ilromo-Qulnlnc Tablets. Alt <lrugslit3Tefurrd the-money-tf-^t-ftrfii in eure K. W. Grorc's nisnaturc U on each box. S3o. A very good rule t o follow in pot ting out your advertising is to se c what other people arc doing in the same medium or in the same line nn<< do something iltirercnt. For Instaun if you tire expecting to put out sortie advertising in your local paper, look the paper over carefully and sco if most of the advertisements in it art- very much alike If ttmy are, cu t your? according to a different piit. tern It they run t o big typo trv\ some^mall type yourself—long prim er of s 'mdljtien, o r even brevier If the other advertising is pretty dense ly black, give yonr own plenty of. white space. I f notody else is uwnji lfordors (TO in fo r tinnier* If Hie oilier advertising i s all straight up and down try some of the oblnpn- style yourself, witb your headlines in the upper left-hand corner and your firm name in the lower right hnn I corner. If no one else is using illus trations by all means illustrate yonr TidvoTtisinnTnrfB: Tiiat win gi\c you (ia marked individnality; and if others are advertising ia broad generalities, be specific, very Hneciflu .>-^Aniericfta Adverti^ng.
