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\ 1 A - : A ] S£NECA COUNTY JOURNAL,: W E P fksD A f, APRIL 23, 1890. Seneca County Journal. IT IS THE BEST AHTEETlSlXii IHli’i —The f trcets ot the village lire ten i- a scraper P E R S O N i*.. Cosiopolitan blv rough and so hard that a can have no efiect on the n. W hy not Hon. A. M. Pattei son 11 turned Iron) take a good steel tooth harrow and isaitinioie last Monday, harrow them down. It w'ould do ten Mrs. M. K. Weinple w.i-. in Rochester times more good than scraping. the tore p art ot the week. John L. Pine has sold his residence Soflus Ray Road. W .O 'E R E O T . —The Rochester eonterence Wesleyan .Methodist connection, at Canandi tiniie throughout the week. Rev. A. T. Jenning.\ ot the Seneca Falls chui-ch is the presiiient of the association. Siiudi Ramsey street to Emmett Eas'ton. Wallace Drew is quite unwell having Saigur Inesd.iv, and will con- jjeen confined to the tionse tor .several oughout the week. Rev. A. Rogan ot Bridge street, spent iday and Monday with tidends in hester. AND THE I a. i —Don’t torget the park Seneca County | the home ot H. W. Knight, .state street, I on ne.Kt kridjy evening. Music upon Mi-s. and Miss Wiide ot Owego spent J O U R N A L j i ' S aip, tl'ite, guitar. banjo. ightha 1 and lirother, ot ^ in town over Sunday, Sub.scribe now . JO irRM A L IlV G S . — Arbor Day one week Irom next Friday. —The canals open tor navigation next Monday. —A rifle club is about to be organized in Seneca Falls. —.\. neat lialcony has been built over the main entmiice to the Partridge block. —A. S. Pollard has purchased from Frank S. Swei tiager ance business. ; latter’s insiir- bigg. the eiroulation ertise in the .lorKNAi.. ng nayx an the better —The ironts ot the two storesjin the Miller block have received a new coat ot paint and look much better. ry, ladies, gents’ and boys, to Sno. Lo )k at —Four new hie by Stevens iN: Stoi just received —O. F. uakes has started a cigar stand and news loem at bis former •store, eoiner of Ovid :md i-anal sti'eets. —There will be no services in Tri; church next Sunday. .Mr. i^ole Geneva is engaged in moving the —Give the rough streets a good har rowing,g, thenhen thereere wouldould be .“ome rough streets a gooi m t th w be loose dirt to ser tpe into ami fill up the holes and ruts. * —Monroe and Ander.son are lioing and immense bn.sines.s. Their trade has opened with a rush. Read their 1. to-ilay. -F a i r at the G A R. hall Tuesday evening. Jlay 6, hy ladies of the Reliet Corjts. Give, them a lilteral patronage as the cause deserve.s. —Those who think the interest in base ball is waning, should look over the first pages ot last .Siindav’s New York Preax and World. —A. Goodman has painted the tront of his block a rich red, and with the surronmling brown stone tnmraing.the block presents a liiie appearance. —The Seneca Falls Wagon Co., re ceived orders lor six wagons, by mail yesterday morning. Their outlook- lor a good imsitiess is very cnconreging. —II. IV. Knights house has been greatly improved in appearance by a new coat ot paint. The colors are well chosen. .Tohn —A class in stenograi>hy has been tormed in the village under the instruc tion ot Mi.ss Kallantyne of Rochester. Tlie first le.sson will be given next Sat urday afternoon. —It is thought that a liase-ball nine will be organized soon Our advise is, (Ifm’t get a nvin trotn out of town stick to Seneca Falls boys and thi- pub- » lie will be iutereste I. . VanDyne did the legisler, and put a collar on your befoie Jlay i, or he is liable to dog, befoie Jlay tiecome game tor the constable, who can shoot him on .sight: and it will be too late to irhine then. S. Leonard. Miss Zadia Li; S^ruciis--, vi.sRiug irieiids. -------- Mr. aim Mrs. Molt ot Bouckville, —It is stated th it the contract for spent Monday with Steven .Monroe and building the now road ot the Lehigh ■ tamily, in State street. ■V’ailey trom Geneva to Buffalo has been lion. Uiedrieh Willers is to .spend settled by dividing the same between ! sev'eral weeks iu Calitoinia in hopes ot Jam es McFadden, ot Philadelphia, and i beneiittiitg his health. Ryan Is: .McDonald, ot Waterloo.— Mi. Swerttager has dlsp-sod ot his Waterloo pfews Insurance business here, and will re- turn to his home in Utica. -T h e Congregational church .society ot Phoeni.V, is VIS- will hold a parlor conceit at the home , jii„g the residence ol her l.tther,Nel- ot H. W. Knight, State street, next Fri- i ^n Bayard street, clay evening. Admission 10 cents. ; . . .. ..u- r , , - . . 4 11 Cfaas. lormerly ol this Ice cream and cake 10 cents. All are , ♦ , . , ^ .■ordhllv Invited. ABuonteteicI , . „ J Pk>«-. wte' m a frirt April 1 , 1 to .Vim , , , Lbzabeih Howe ot Albany, N. Y. gram has been arranged. _____ : T. B. Baird h.is an unusually -T h e League ot American Wheel- I His display- men is the largest athletic otganization in the world, save only one, and that one is the Cvclists Touring Club, ot i engaged in business Great Britain. The two societies are ' hinmeit, repairing bicycles, etc. traveling in the same direction, and in j Misses Sophia Reed, Hattie Shepard point ot immtrors they lead the world, and Liz-/.ie Hall passed an uuusnally _____ 1 pleasant day in VV’aterloo lust Saturday . -T h e graduating class ot ’ttO met at i P* street has the .Myndeise academy Monday I entertaum ing. it was decided to appoiul committees,one to decide upon the class • Mrs Eliza Packard, aged tJ.s years, motto and the other one to select the | died on Tuesday ol last week, at her ning her daughter, .Mrs. iut two I children, ot New York. kard, aged • ol last w colors for this year, will report their pi latter part ot this we Both committees home in Seneca Falls. She left one made, the j I Miss Ella O.iell has left 'Willarcl and ; will be emijloy ed under Dr. Wise in the iru at Ogdensbiirg when it is com- —Hardly a paper comes to hand but contain-s some reference to road im- I 1 ’'*-*'^*^^. provonient, which clearly indicates 1 Havis ot North that the people are generally waking I'^diirned trom ' up to the importance ot better high ways, and the agitation is sure to re sult in the dc'-ired iniprovetnent by ^ W. I ••Keep it lietore the jieo- le^ pa.st —During the g r e t e r part ot the year the roads iiave been that people throughout .southern part ot the county could not pos.viibly drive- to Seneca Falls to do their trading. They have taken the train and gone to Geneva. Tliis they will not do when we \et the P- and S. B. 11 11 -raeuse, —The JoruN.u. office will most competent.etent material, and do the finest work at rea- operatives, sonablc rates, of any ofliee in legitimate araeti county. IVe do a legitimate Iiitsinoss and get the bulk of the trade; always adhering, in p well as theory, to the ereed esty and tair dealing tees ot .success. that hon- tlie gnar.-i li ng the un- j Apiil ‘d .Seneca lormiii —The task ot transformin' even and poorly eonstriicted .Seneca Falls .and Waterloo steam railroad into a first class eleetrii- road is not a small one. We are inlormcd by the snper- intendeiit that the mov road will proba bly not bo in running order Iteloro June tii\st. All the ties along the roid will be taken up ami replaced with good solid new ones —The Inneral of Mr.s. Alfted Tnttle, mother of Rev. F. A. Tuttle, was held at the parsonage ot the .M. E. ctiiuvh on Saturday iiioruing last. The Imrial was at Chili, the tormer lioini' of the tamily. Jlrs futile has been an ill- vilid dining her resi.leiii-e among ns, siilfcring irom cancer, tiom which she died on Wednesday evening. Afiiil Ri. aged seventy-three years. week’s vi.sit with Iriends in the eastern ol the state. G. Corey of Batavia, was in town last week. Mr. Corey was tormex-ly a resident ot this jilace. but has not been here betore iu over loity year.s. .Mrs. Charles Cory and daughter Grace, are alio'it movii where they will make th .Mr. Cory i.s engaged in tiiisiness in that ■Mrs. ritos. Dougherty and children, who have been sjtending the winter with her parents, Ilr. and JL-s. Wessell Oil Bl'iilge street, left .\Iomlay lor (Jin- einnatti, O , at which place Mr. D. is in Imsine.ss. .Miss Gertrude Odell ot Auburn, and several Iriends, am o n g w h om w ere some loreiguers, s tu d e n ts a t the theo logical sem m a iy,spent a pleasant eveti- it the 111 .I.itncs Totten ot Wayland. Steuben county, and .Miss Mollle E Hood ot Romulus, were marrieil at tin' home ot Lee Hendricks at Bridgeport, at tl .v xi. 17th. Rev. .V. T. Jennings pet- ly.speni at the lioiue ot Mrs. .John (iiimorc ; the ceremony, ioardman, ot Oviil street, si —M'e have ju.st r e situati I’cceivetl a circiiUii describing the situation, climate, water power, mining interests, railroad facili ties, etc , Ot Post Falls, Idaho. The village is aliout 2.a miles up the river Irom Spokane I alls. Mr. J . .V. Smith, well known in Seneca Fallsand .Viiburn, X Y., has recently visited Post Fulls and can inlnrin ymi as to its merits and 1. H is present postotfice ad- flat! Jlonroe street, Spokane Falls, Washington. prospects dress is ol the late (’has. D. Boar.lman, and Miss Ella Tripp, daughter (>f Louis Tripp of Walnut street, will be mar- rieil tiwiay. W'e join with their tnany Iriends in wishing the joim g couple a li'ug. h.ipiiy and prosperous lile to- gifie.-. L'lUter Wjiyne ot Seneca Fulls and Mi'S J'la Van Sickle will lie marri d at the lioine ol the liride’s parents one illage, t the pleasant old \Ytiyne u the lake road Many bv the G. A. R. Posts throughout the j 'y'” impossible to follow the country, to raise funds for the Grant demarkation between tlie old monument. Let all citizens eontribute * parties, and politics jvill come to as lilierally as po.ssible. j si'oply a comliination tor sj _____ from wotch honorable partisans .,n I both sides may feel im-lined to keep ____ ' —With the present rate amt stylo ot ;aniz'.'d ellort is being made | ’‘'’okirig up poUtieal “ local deals,” it —The ipiestioii ot getting toget'uer a go.id home Base Bail club is still | agitated, and there scents to Ite nui- ! terial enough, it good hai-kiiig ami en- ' courageraent are oftereil —The Presljytery of Geneva, at its this latter clas.s to accept the issue, and preeipitite a new de-ii all arouinl bv uniting in opposition to the spoils hunting trii-ksters aiul tiader' moriow atternoon at 1 kio o’clock. Kev. E. H. Dickinson will olBeiafe. Mr. IV.iM-.e is one ot the mo.st po[mlar youiio larmei-s in the county. They will resitle at ' ho .leslead friends wish them a happy tuture. ol tJie Eri‘sl»j-tei'y. At the meeting ot the I’re.sbttery of (icneva. which was held in the Prcsliy- terian church ot this village last week, till' principal feature ot the session was the rep irt ot the committee on revision of the Confession ot Faith. The ipiei-tions suhniitted to the vari ous Pi esliylenesby the General .Vssem bly were as tollows; First, “ Do you desire a revision ot the Conle.ssion ot Faith’T’ .sleeond, “ It so. to what e.x- tent unit in what respects ?” The dis- imuted argtiei ahilitv on both sides, yet cu-sion The dispiilants anim a ted and interesting argueii with spirit i courte- 111 the extreme Th-.' I’leslijtery voted to adopt the rcfiort ot the (ummittee wbteh favored revision. liev ,J. J. Porter of Phelps and Elder Noah T. riurk ot Uanandai- gtia were elected di legatc.s to the Gen eral .Vsscmbly. Kev. Dr. X. B Remick was received ('om 111 .; I'rcsbytery ot Troy, and will lo r revision. Prese ; merits i that two-thirds ot the Preslij terics will com tayor a revisiirn ot the creed. —In the M ly number ot the A’cie -We heartily endorse the senti ed liy the Seneca Falls ot ttic Elmira Tdcijrnm ist Sunday issue It is Imt jus tice to our merchanls to do our trading here at home. Not one time ui ten is its last *^nfjl«nd .Wojadnr there will be a l u l l ; there one eeat saved In- pttrehasiim page p ortrait ot George Kenuaii whie). , „„o(is om ol town, and U is an injury appears nr connection with a stirring Uo the business prosperity ot oum-ii- i the Presbytery o ; Fenwick B.'l'i ot our v il- Irant.s tliem- , — . .......... -ss prosperity poem on the recent Russian atroeities. | cverj time. The niereh ! selves should be xery [larticiilar to re- Mr. Hamlin (xarlaiid talks about j member this ami deal with one another Mr. Ho welt's latest novels in the .Ve/e | Xow lour utfention is called to this Enuluml Magazine lor May, and in , jon’t forget to stand by the poor Connection with the paper there is given j printer in cat a striking portrait ot the great novel-; ptineiple _____ —'The announcement that Philliii —Bishop J. H. Vincent, Chancellor ] Becker has bou-gbt the Kirkwood koiiso at Chautaiupra, will lecture at the first [ Geneva will cause considerable siir- .Methodi.st- church at Auburn, N. Y., on | among his many triemls m Seneca Friday evening, April 2,‘>, at 8 o’clock, j e-rnirty, while it xvill al.so aft’ord them iubjecr, “To-monow.” Admission fl.'i; satisfaction. Mr. Becker lor- ' ' owned ami cvniinftcil the same during many years, it being then k’lo vti as the American house, an'l was sic'cessinl inam-ir.xcd 'iegr-e. He then liought two lino farms m the town of Vari'-k, re.si'ling there until he tired of subnrb.in life, and accepted ti'C —The transition trom mud to dust was marvellously str lden last week. Three days ot sunsiime and warm winds wrought so compiete a change that it seemed like another eountry altogether. —Hanlons’ i'antasma gave the best of satistaction at the Opera house last night. The scenery was gorgeous and Imlliant in the extreme, an>l snrpi came thick and last which suited audience. tohs'e I m a n aget 'ment of the hotel tor Mr. Ho.i; village. About a year ago he resigned his trust and took up his home tn Geneva. He tinally returned to bis old hostlcry, the e.xtent of w’l'ich is shown by fne price paid. $.'.ii,oiin, Mr. Becker is yet in the prime ot life, but ea’i rec.d! the itays wlien he w^^ a ides* sahrv in Geneva. ; laborer ; holder ot the lucky ticl s way t-i a competency —The Woman's Reliet hold a te.stival in Grand Army 6th. Tickets will be sold on a rag now on e.xhibition in Addison’s j tail to further . uhince tii.' p.-pMuitv V windows, the carpet to go to the j ot one-d Ih-Alu\' hot-i' i, Westc ii I New Yolk— Cm- Sgraru.a Herald. xrps will j He has hall.M'ay | by the most sieiliug tivits of charact-r, ; honesty, ze-il an-l . coiioim. and '•aniiot ill' installed at (tciicva May It. IRv. E'lwiii Hall wa- dismissed to ot Bultalo. licensed and onlained to the ministry. TI. B. aci'epted a call to iiranch]port be ordained There were in attemiance at the ses sions twenty clergymen lunl tweniy delcgatrs Alter accepting the differ- •h ami cut reports, the Presbytery adjourned. The ladies ot the society enfertaintd the deieg.iti's at th-' church pivlons in ting th< elightlu their usual liin-ral way. social [lift ot the session season to all. .4. G r o a t G a m e o f B a ll. Among base-ball enthusiasts, interest in the tortlrcoming match iietwceu the Stars of Syracuse and the .-Vthletics ot Philadelpnia, to be held Aprfl 'As, at the Star groumls. Syracuse, (ontinucs uiiabat'.'d. As a very large attendance is e.xpected, the New York Central & and w ill sel River Railro el has arran; special train to leave iday, April fls, at 1‘2:16 r>. ji., ell excursion tickets, includ ing admission to the game .it the low- rate of !jl..a0 tor the round trip. Re turning special tram will leave Syra- Ca!l oti nearest ticket agent ot the New Y'ork Central lor particulars. —W. H', Glenny & Co. ot Rochester and Biiflalo are the largest china importers in the United States. It is lairly dazzling 1 1 enter then immense stores which are filled with the most elegant and artistic china, glassware, lim ps etc. which the world prodrscs. It is well worth while to visit their store when in the city. Notice their ad. in another column ot to-day’s JoritNAi.. Bitnj. F. Kclmser is in New Y'ork. .§2u\ III ! Dr. G. A. Bellows is in Now Y' oi - k . to co iis'ruct j D r. E . f a r p e a t e r has been visitin g a t idus Bay r lil- I Auburn, road, which was to run trom Sodtis Bay at the r,ortb, to Seneca Falls, and About twenty rears ago the town ol ■ 8fcneca Falls was bonded tor lor the purpirse of helpin' the Pennsylvania and Sot on south through the entire length ot Seneca coirnty, across Thompktns and into the State ot Pennsylvania. A great demonstration was ma'te m Sentea Falls when “sod was broken” for the new road and everybody turned out tor a big jirlliflcrtion. Cannon w systen lire'], speeches made, hell'- rung, etc. The whole town w.is wild. One man was killed, we believe during the e.x- citement. The road bed was i.early completed, butments and bridges were built; the route was well chosen, the grades were Slight aaii everything promised a prosperous luture lor the enterpris\ and a wonderlul st mulus an i boom to Seneca Falls. W h at has it a ll a m o u n ted to '? It does not take much figuring to estimate w'hal it irill amount to before the bonds are all paid. It will be about one-half million dollars. When the ro.id was thus nearing completion, fraud, trick ery and greed .-^topped the enterprioe, and what had [iromised to be the great est financial blessing to Seneca Falls, was made its greatest curse and set- All our citizens hail with joy and read with great interest any rumors which apiiear to have any tound-ition in tact, that indicate a possible comple tion and operation ot the old r-iad. Such rumors have lately been heard, and we have taken some pains to learn the tacts, which are these Mr. Geo. rr. Norman ot Boston,whose abundant wealth and enterprise has 111 us the Seneca Falls water works ;em, sent some days ago, two engi neers here, who have tor several days been engaged in a careful inspection ot the old rotid bed of the P. AS. B. R. R. as tar smith as Romnln.s, and as lar north as Sodus, with a view to huihiing the roai'. Mr. Marvin and Mr. W eaver are gi-ntleinen ot intelligence amt good judgement upon mutters ot this kind, anti are .satisfied that the road can be made to pay. In tact, uo one has ever seemed to doubt but that the road could be made to be prulitalrk*. but some sort of a fatality has seemed to follow ev ery si'hcme to complete it. These rcir resentatives of Mr. Norman have gath ered f-u'ts in regard to the amount ot shipping trom Seneca Falls and along the rest ot the line, and these tacts, (o- gellher with a report ot the condition ot the old road bed, will bo laid before Mr Norman in Boston, who will care- tuliy lux-estigate the matter, and deci'le whetlier he wishes to invest in th ■ sctioineor noi. It it is in any way possible lor our Board ol Trade to help forward this enterprise they siimil ] do .so at once, lor the l ompletton of the Pennsr ivaiiia am! Sotius Bay railroad is, hoyond all other business project.s, ot unspeakable importance to Seneca Falls iii'aiit Jlonuiiiciit. Froui the lleadipiarters. Department oi New York Grand Army oi the Re- puMie, cirenlar letters are lieing .sent to all G. A. R pi'sts in tlie■ State,urgingtate,urging them to do all they S ) awaken the pe'iplc to a lively interest in the erect ing of a noble mounmeut to the .mem ory ot Grant. ,V debt beyond all coir- put'ution rests upon this nation and this .srne lor the great services ren dered by the immortal Geneial. and this recognition ot Iris worth should be lyed no longer. We extract the tollowing from the circular: “ The Great Leader of the Federal Armies sleeps within tlie bouu'ls ot this De- paitment, and near the busy heart of the land, he rests Irom his labors—hut the people ol the great inetropoUs and ot the Empire State have tailed to in dicate in tilting manner, the sacred home ot the precious dust ot our (Jreat Leader and Genei deliverer. ‘•For years the placing over the tomb of our beloved Grant ot a fitting monu ment, has been languishing tor the want ot energy to carry it to a siiccess- tul issue. Comrades ot the Grand Army whose hearts were constantly grieved by sneh neglect, came together lor con sultation ; to these (’omrades came the suggestion that upon the d.iy coiumeiii- oratiug the birtlnlay of the immortal Grant, Ai>ril ‘27th,l.'<‘Jii, shonhl lie made throughout this State iiy ihe Comrades of the Grand Army, an earnest ellort to let the citizens of the Empire ( ’ity and State, shoxv whether they would re- •sporid to the cal) of love, reverence, ob- reral and the Country’s C ot tlS tills 1 jproacl e recent Deiiar.ment Encamiimei't by a iinauimous vote,endor.--eil the gestion, ami n'vw it bccoiiusmy pet iar anil most delightltil duty to ask that every Post in this Department be thor oughly organized to go out among the people and tell them that they seek l.y the help ot everyone, to lift thi.s i e- proach Irom the great, populous and wealthy Conimonwealthoi New York.” 'oinmaud of LDVD Cr.AlSKSOX, Dep’t. Comm iniler. Deatli o f Mr. Carr. Thi' death ot ■ihoinas Carr, a n - speeted and well known citizen, oc- curreil on Wednesday afternoon, April III, M tlie residence ot his son-iii-iaw. R. P. Lathrop. an Englishman by birth, and came Irom. L eeds'to S 'n c r Falls in where he has since resided. Carr was always interested in the wel fare oi the village, was a good citizen audi a kiml and triendiy neighbor. \Eor several years pest he has been totally blind. A wifi', two .sons and two mighter.s survive him. The funeral Friday .atternoon, April 18. ' B a se B a li at Syracuse. pedal rates will be made and special in has been arranged for to .Sjra- cuse and return tor the base ball game to take place in that city on Monilay, the 28th inst. Special train xvill leave Senec.i Falls at 12 :lo r*. XI, returning leave Syracuse at 7 '.<10 V. M For special rates and turther informition apply to agents ot the New York Central & Hudson River R'xilroad. ittZ ------- 1 Fits stopped Iree by I Itt Nerveerve Restorer..estorer.. Noo Grea N R N Fits .alter first day’s use. M arvelous cures. Treatise and $2.iio trial bottle tree tp Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, flfll Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. J. Lewis Travis is quite ill xvuh i.easles. E. E. Sawyer will remove his tamily to Syracuse. Milo Furiiiss is about to remove lo Pittsburg, Pa. L'riiise MotsoU of Lyons, is visiting Mrs. H. B. Porter. Frank Holbig has opened hi.s slim mer- garden tor the season. A Social Hop will be helu 'U the Ciiu ton House Friday evening. (lire hundred new lock boxes have beerr placed in the Post Office. The date ol the annual May party ot tlie sons ot veteiians is May fl. J . L. Seating ot Poplar Ridge, N . Y., visited Waie-loo friends last week. Thirteen new houses are iu process ot erection in W aterloo a t ijresent. Dr. Leonard nas gone to Syraeu.se, where he has opened a dental oltice George W. Clark is abont to take a isition with Grobaugh & .-.arsden. lies ot Brooklyn is ,. Welles. ^ Rev. £ . S. Welle visiting his brother, Ur. S. R. ' medict is still suttering from ujurios received in his recent fall. Mrs. W. G. Sample and Miss Maud Hogan,have been visiting m Rochester. 'Ihe limeral ol Ellen Lynch was held at St. Mary’s Church Saiuriiay, at 10 Robert Fumiss u rer W. L. Mercer resii cupies the for- ideuce on Main The goods of George Betd sold at a great sacniict u i I’tii Saturday. Tire Couucj- Lodge oi Good emplan will meet with Warren Lodge at ihii id:t> and* place May U Edwin Bai laughcei and son Jame.s, ot Utica, is visiting his parents here. Tue Y. P. S. C. E. ol the M. E. church, met with AUda Vaudebiiig I'liaay eveumg. Adolph Sumplner is the administra tor ot the estate ot the late 1 lenry Rep- sou. He lelt but oue child. A tennis club will be touiied iu AYaterioo dining the coming summer. ^Ladies oulyj it you please. The measles still continue to spread. Our schools have dwindled to alm ost le hall their usual number. Iiave you seen Prot. J . S. Boughtou's !W dog? It is a beauty; of a dog belonging to Gen. Airpropriate exercises will be held , the Academy Arbor d a y A special •ogram is being prepared by the pii- i 11 gn ightou randsi. Who is lo be cashier ol the first Na tional Bank ? That is the question that is agitating the minds of a number ot pcHOiis just at pwiiL'nt. The death ol Mary L., widow ot the late Will. 11. Burton, occurred at her home iu Rochester, on Tlnirday last. The funeral '.vas held at Batavia Satur day. She had survived her husband Illy two months. Onr young i awaiting the c are anxioi :i and operat ot the eleetno railway, it is quite a walk Irom here to the “ Falls,” but nevertheless scores ot them make the trip every Sunday night. The death ol John W. Kelly occurred at his home Friday evening. He was an old resident ot this place, and was lamiliar with nearly every one. He was sixty-rive yearsears ott agege and had be- y o a ;eeblo. The inneral was held Sunday at 10 a . m . While W. A. Gibson ana A. C. Ried were starting tor a ride Suudtiy morn ing, and while passing Dempsey's store their horse balked, reared up in air. and tell backward upon the oeciipaiits ol the wagon. They were thrown out and Mr. Reed quite badly injured. Mr. Gibbon escaped without unv serious Plii'oiioioify. M’e have reccivi d :i copy ol a new edlfioii ol ' ‘Fowler's .Sell Instructor in Phrenology and Pbysioornomy,” revised and enlii'gid i>y Pmf. Nelson Sizer, Phrenological E.xaniiiier at the ofliee ot the F oxvi . ei ! vii Wi;i,i,s Co., New Y'ork, a honse that hii'- been i'st il)li~h''d more than fifty years. This inay lie eon- .siilered t’le best lirief w ’.-k on the sub jeet publisheil. It contains new illus trations prepared cspeci.illy lor this volume, .showing the exact location ot each of the phrenological organs, and full deseriiiMon of th' ir functions in the various dtgre.-s ol di'vclopiiient. and thO'C organic comlifions which alTect and iiidic.ite chiracter. It is a mplete banil-li'ok ot the sttlijccf lich all should jiossess who would ac'ptire a knowledge of human nature as indicttfi-d m the Ilcail and Face and the physical cmstitntion. ft will h.' sent by mail, postpiii-l. Board o f Tfiistee.s. Xlomlay evening, April\ 1 ulur ir.eeUiig of tlie board of at tlieir room on Jlond'aj- ovi iiing, April 7,siS!ii, there iveie present rieBldeiit Rumsey, and all of the teustees. The presidtut, jiom the clialr, ^called tlie meeting to order at Sdlt, and form: tees, iiel ildtut, jiom the chali sao, and formally noniiced the appointment of the several c< mittees of the hoard, for Ihe present year to be as follows. On Streets ami Ilridgus—Xlessrs. ISeacli, Gould and McGuire. On Fire Department-XIessr.“. Kumscy, Mosher and MeKeo On Street Light and Christoiihcr. On Cemetery—XIossrs. Gould, Christopher mu) itumsej-. On Xlisecllaiie us Aeeouiits—Jlessrs, O'Neill, Jleach and Moslier. Oil rrinting—Messi XIcGulce. » i Treasurer’s Accounts—XI essrs, christo- I XlcKoon, Gould and i. McGuire, Gould and insurer’s Accounts—XI essrs, chri plioi’, O'Neil! and Beach. On Finance—Messrs. : On Park—Messrs. XIosher, Kutnsex’ and Clivistopher. Alter reading of the minutes of the lasj regular meeting, same were, on motion, ap. proved, after whicU sundry hills were duly audited, and approved as to correctness, and payment ot same authori-zed when muds are realized Irom assessment, or otherwise law. lull}' provided for such purpose. Petitions being presented in properly veri fied form, praying for exemption papers, i-amo were on motion, each severally granted to the following named, for more than five years service in the Volunteer £ ment. diaries ' Co.. No. % and James P, Ryan ai I Patrol. Auumeroui erty owners oi a twelve htreet sewei diayers resident along its )ute, iiraying lor the construction (12; inch pipe sewer from Porter r in and along Troy strecl, to its liUersection with Tyre avenue; each signer thereof expressly agreeing aud promising to p:iy tlioir laxvful proportion, viz-, tliree-'inar- ters Ii-4) ; of the actual cost ol such construc tion, and to ho assessed lor the same in tlie intmuer provided by tlie ebarterol the v il lage. alter reading of same by clerk said peti tion was on motion approved, and the follow ing named i aiipoiuted U inmitteo w:is, by the president, scertaiii wlietliei the Jreiiuisite itof propterty, liable to assess- sucli iniprovemeiit, w:is truly leijre- mted upon said petition and it sueb other ■wful re'iuirements as are essential and ecessary were embraced therein. Xlessrs. hristophor, Gould, Mosher and O’Neill A petition containing the names of a ma- >i-ity ol the re.sldents ot that portion of the knownnov as Rumsevvillc was next pre he early oigauizatiou ol ago k ted, pn-ay; use tue apparatus and to occupy the house formerly used hy the “Gleason Fire Patrol,' whose recent dishaudmeut, it v,-as elaimud houtt SI had lelt said locality withou sueli adeiiuute pi'oteetiou as was uecossaiy to public safety. After relevant diseu'sion, the matter was, on motion of Xlr. II N'. llumsey, relerred to the commiltee on fire departmcnl, with power Xlessrs. It. Tear, :in behhalf 1 be of tlio prese.nl aer of adjacent liroperty), and William loyer for himself, presenting receipts lor iiey paid, (or the privilege ol tapping into^ and forming connection with Ihel’orler street sewer, in the year lsS7, each severally as that tlie sum so paid bo '.educted Irom, allowed iu payment ot their piroi assessment f rits completion in •portionate alter tion of Mr. II. N. Ruin!isey, I't'l reil to til lajje attorney. The bond ot ■ urer, iieiiig pr by tb\ bo.ird, \ ami in both amount and otluT being tound eutirel •3 W. .Salely, vill.agc tu'l for form:' read in detail by tb- iimtlili er 'imtlifioalinns irely satisfactory, and in ipliance with all lawful eonditioiisi was, on motion, duly accepted mul approved’ and ordered niioii record. The bond ol William Clurk, Es'i., police ‘pled, approved, and ordered on file. 1 vices bavii.g recently reaelied those ■ity as to render pi’ob:ible .a mutually jry settlement, of the juilgment ob- Sueli :id’ In authori satislaetor hoard. Mitchell, xvlthout turther leeoiirse to l;tw; after lormai coiwideration and pertinent re marks, tile former resolution of the he ““•'-'ing and ipe:il trom sail iciided, .and village wcin form: coiisitl piutliorizing and instructing the village attor iiey toappe:il trom said Judgment) w:is tem porarily suspended, .and tlie president and ittoiney of tlie village wcin forniall} In- struetcil to lurtlier coiisiiU the said Benjamin F. Xiitclioll, and if iu their judgment deslrahlo so to do, to make satisfactory .and final settle- meut iu full for said judgment, tliat same m-ay he paid and duly discharged, without lurthcr appeal and legal iiroeess. Attention being called to the present condi tion of sidowalksiiifrontandrear of premises ot Hon. Gilbert Wileoxen, on motion same was relerred to the slrect and bridge com- mitteo ot the board. After anim:itcd discussion in relation to a Miilewalk constructed during the past year in the Fourlli ward; Mr. O’Neill arguing that if such eonatructlon, at the public expense, was lawful 111 such locality it should be rendered legal ev'crj’wlie fo! mally offered , .seconded by Xlr. rceipt f. per bine the price,<)i)ly lilty cent\ in papei ing. or one dollar lor tine edition in extra c’oth. Address the publishers, F owler a -M ' eils C o ., 777 Broa'Iway, N.'w York. In order to make room for some the Jseneea Gut-under wagons in my barn, I will sell a canopy top deiuocn.t wagon, ami a lioht open wagirn, either of the-n, at :i bargain. II. W. Knight. oue or hotli o A ttc iitio u . ll you want painting, kalsoinining papcr-hiHiging.exefntet] iu an honest and reliable manner, leave your order projiosed resolution was lost by tlin following vote A}es, Xlr. U’N’eiil, 1; iiaxs, Xle.ssrs. XIosher, Gould, Christopher, llumsey, XIc Guire, Bench aud xiclveon, 7. 'On motion of Xlr. XIcGuire, .s< II. X. RuuiKey, it was thriViuIge.' on motion the hoard here proceeded to ballot for a board of health, each member thereof casting a joint b.allot containing five (5) iiami s. After such lormai vote, in the mainer provided by law, th« clerk amiounceil the result to be as follows: Whole number of hi'Ilots cast eight (.s;, of whicli seven (7) con tained tlio following mimes ■ George W Jolm- aon, .lames II. XIacDoiiald, Win. Ilankin, P.at- ric'k Reagan, George W. .Smith; niiyone (1) contained names ns tollows: Iliohard Fin iiegan, John ( urran, W. Ilouseman, Xlicliaol village of Seneca The. board, on motion, next proec ballot for three (.ii iiolice constable,s, i euce to vote ol the annual tax meeting, when the clerk announced the result of sucli ballot to bo as lo'lows; at Sharp's store or No. 18 S pring street John \V. Van Dyne. Itc i i i o v a l . J. H. Crovvell 'wishes to intonn the public that he has removed his meat- market three door.s west.and may here- attei be found in the store lormerly occupied by Wiiliam Warner. l 11 the choicest cuts ot meats eon- stanfly on hand when it is possible to procure them. This market will be first-elass in ev ery particular. A share of the public patrougae is solicited. J H. C rowell . Partridge Block. As the 8anders0n bloek has been sold, and the store must be vacated by June 1 . Charles Sanderson is selling the entire itock at cost This is a grand opportuinity ■ ■ ware am at a very low price. lU to purchase crockery, glass ind household turiiis'ung goods W a n ted. New customers at the City Steam Laundry, 105 Fall St., Sheldon block, under Todtman & Gladke’s. Having put in new machinery and experienced help, I am now prepared to do first class work on short notice. Hoping to receive the patronage ot the people of Seneca F.alls, I remain yours L. s. L egnard . E'W curtains n specialty. Whole number east nine (!)). of which eight (»; contained names as follow.s: Xlylea Flana gan, William .Smith, Ot's A. Fislmr. a (1) containing the William Smith, Albert Watkins. A. Fisb-ir. and c )f Myles Flaiiagi Alter consideration of the dul to be performed, it was, on moti Cpon several successive motions order named lierein, sidewalk! built and repaired as follows : Mrs. 'Woodruff, south side ot Van Cleef street; Miebaei Glenn, south side ot Van Gleet street; William Davis.sonth side of Van Cleef Street; S. IV. Wicks, south side ot Van Gleet street; J. T, Millei estate, south side of VanCleot street; J. 51. Guion,north side of William street; Mrs E’len MeParland, west side ot Ovid street: Chas. Stcaru=, west side olOvid street; Mrs. John Xf. Haley, east side of Ovid street; each to build new sidewalks tour (4) test wide, of 11-4 inch pine plank, laid crosswise, three (3) strmgers, and to be com pleted within twenty (-20) days aft‘r noRce hy the clerk; J. M. Guion, Esq, south side ol \West Bayard street, to thoroughly repair 'd ndjoun ILSBY, C e- e ordered W h at Is It Best to Bo 1 “That Boy of Wine” and what to do with him and “My Cowboy Brother” and what he led us into, are the names ot two interesting stones in pamphlet lorni. reiating to Education and the Choice of Pursnits which will be sent tree by F. W eli . s & Co., 775 Broad way, New York Poultryiueu, Atteuti»u. AH kinds of Ponltrymen’s supplies crn.-'hed oysftr shells, ground bone eomlition powd'ers, crat-keU corn, con nithi), etc Also incubators aud brood ers, poultry netting, sheeting paper, telt roofing, etc. Eggs tor hatching. M ag D ol ' galls P. B. A ssociation , M-acDougails, N. Y. JCuiMher! I-uiiiher! I Are you going to use any ? \Ve are closing out our stock. Please come and R. J . IloGEirs it Co. Seneca Falls, N. Y. Mrs. Mary C la r k Wishes to iulorni all who need a competent nnr.'<e, that her services may be secured by calling upon or address- street, Seneca ing her at No. C Fall ^ Falls, N . Y. Two oar loads Vitrified Sewer Pipe with all kinds of connections, also large stock of Uoal, Woad, Slabs, Portland Cement, Water Lime, etc., at S. S. Palmer’s Railroad Coal Y'ard. Office open every evening. Musical lastrumciits. 'The jVaterloo Piano aud Organ Co., h:ive ill stock a number of second hand nos and organs, all in good condi- ey are ofl’eriug very cheap and on easy terms ol payment. All who arc thinking of purchasiug any thing in this line, should not fail to call •lid examine these instruments. W.vTEULOO P iano & O rgan C o . Waterloo, N. Y\. Piauos aiKl Organs. The Waterloo Piano and Organ Co., are now oflering a fine line ot Piauos and Organs ol their own manufacture, and triiyoue desiring an instninient of the very highest grade, should call ‘At their factory and examine their goods. Prices are low as the lowest and teiins Just about now is the lime to .'’pi'iiig dyes and medicines. The inedifiiie lor all 'Icrangements ol the liver arid kidneys is Van Kleeck’s Bur- d'H-k Liver Elixir. Call at his store and get a bottle, or anything else need ed in the drug line. Ills goods are a .4 W onderlul Doctor Who le.ls his patients how they eat, sleep, and their ailments without one '.vord from them. The Doctor is jiisUy named the great est speeiiilist living, in all chronic dis eases, such as removing Cancers. Tu mors, etc.. Without using the knile. Also c u res H e a rt, L u n g , L iver, Ca- taiTb, Sci'oiulii, Female weakness, Asthma, Rheumatism, Nenralgia, Di- arrha'ii. P iles and Kidney trouble where others liiil. SlOiJ for a case theDr. cannot diag nose. A call will convince the most, skeptical. Patients treated .siiccess- tiilly at a distanoe. If jon cannot call, write to head iliiai'ter.s. Congress Hull, Waterloo, N, Y., where I can be seen every Mon day, Wednesday, Thursd:iy, and Sat- ui-'liiy, or at tlie Hoag House, Seneca F:ilis, every Tiiesd:ty or the Kiikwood, Geneva, every Fi iday. Consuitation tree. Miles’ Nerve dc Ijlver P ills An important di.scovery. Tiiey act on the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves A now principle. They speedily cure biliousness, bad ra.ste, torpid liver, piles and constipa tion. Splendid lor men, women and cqildren. Snuillest, mildest, surest. 30 doses tor 25 cents. Samples tree at Davis & Casey’s. Clairvoyant Eixammations. ject that requires so much study and experience as the treatment ot chronic disease,s. The astonishing success and remarkiible cures performed by Dr. ButlerllelU are due to the gilt of Clair- voyance, to the long study ot the con- stitiitiou of man and the curing ol ■lisease trom natural remedies. Let those given up by others call lor an ex amination. He cures the worst cases of catarrh, serolula, piles, female weak nesses, asthma, aiseases ot the heart, lung and ki liiov-. Guarantees to cure Piles and no pav t.-iki n .until the cure is W ill be at National hotel, Auburn, Mond:ty and Tuesday, May 19 and 20. W ill be at (he Franklin house, Geneva, Wednesday, May 21. D r . B utterfield . Teeth extracted by use of Dental Elec ric Apparatus, without extra charges ai Dr. Gould’s Denta Rooms < Kaird’s .vtorc. L you believe it ? Well, no won der; tossing babv all night to keep the Irreuth ol lile iu it, as you would shake an old clock to keep it going, is not conducive to an abiding faith in any man’s word. Y'es; the baby nearly strangled fo death with croup. Had YOU given Dr Ho.x-sie’.s Certain Group Cure, there would have been no need of nocturnal gymnastics. All civilized druggists .sell it. Price, 50 cents. 11 \ou are thinking of buying a piano or organ, it will be to x-our interest to call at the Watetloo Piano and Organ Company. They have a fine assortment ot musical instruments, of their own manutacture. Buy right here in vour own county, then it your instrument is broken or injured by any accident, ’ ourur factoactory can come to o f for repa competent workmen. Think this over. Our being so near at liand is worth 25 or 50 dollars to any purchaser. Mrs. E. F. Simmons modiste informs her many cu.stomers that having en gaged experienced help trom the city, she is prepared to accommodate all who may wish to call on her at her newjrooms 102 Fall street, over J . C. Vreelaiid’s shoe store. Pox' Bent. Sil' ii'ii! d'’sk room and front win dow ; good location. Rent nominal to applicant, who will oc- ciipy gcLcrally during business hours. Also, if desired, good living and lodg- 7 , good clothes IS, etc., in connection with iront L goo'l chance for student, clerk or under v riler (one or more) to keep “ B ichelor’s Hail.” Or, if not taken together soon, the rear lo'jnis -.vill be let separately at lighi rent. Enquire at J ournal sanctum, or at the .III lice ollicc ol N. B. .‘^tevens, over Me Cartin’.a Harness Store. The Standard. •'1 regald Hood’s Sarsaparilla as hav ing pass -d :ib ive the g 'adc ot what are cimmoniy catled pat- n or p--tpi ictary meiiiein\'.” s..ij a w-llkiim-ii piiysl- eiin recentiv -‘I 's 'uliv entiiled to bo (\11 ide ed a s t ’ud rd medicine, :iul ’'as wou Ibis to-iCnn bv its im- ■ Ui'ibcd nei-'t ,nd b'- the in-inv re- maik 'bl cir-s it ha>j *‘(!e< te'l. For an iiJtera iv” i'U 'it'iiic it h-is ue’/er been equal led.” THE NEW OBI EBOOS' STOBE! filoniDe & flndBison, SEYMOUR BLOCK, 69 FALL STREET- Ezitire N e w Stock T o select from . THE LATEST STYLES, ELEGANT NOVELTIES, AND LOW PRICES. C u s tom e rs w ill find it to th e ir advantage to inspect o u r Goods and P rices before purchasing. R e m e m b e r e v e r y t h i t i g - i s tieiv. MONROE & ANDERSON. HOW IS YOUR COFFEE? HOW IS YOUR TE.f.? HOW ARE YOUR SPICES? Do they have that rich, delicate flavor which you desire but cannot get? H © w ’W qvl -^ M © la s s 0 s f Are you getting a good quality? If not try I^STalter A Woodward, 35 AND 37 OVID STREET. They sell the best quality of groceries that money will buy and wont be undersold. OUR MOTTO: Good goods give satisfaction and build up trade. ANNOUNCEMENT vins pureliased tUe cnlUe stock ot Hats, Oap.s, and Funiisliing Goods otC. B. Howe, 120 Fall stroot, 1 take pleasure in ollerliig to to public a fine assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES IN Men’s Furnishing Goods, Etc., At extremely low prices. Give ine a call and cmivince you tljat I ani sclUng^«oods at a lower priee FRANK J. HOWE, THE POPULAR HATTER, 120 FALL ST., SENECA FALLS, N. Y. Xlioiisaiiils Poisoned. In a recent work on Heard Dise:ise, Dr Fra'iklin Miles—the noted special ist-gives rainy new and startling tacts. Thousands ol people are slowly poisoning tlieniselves, xveakening their hearts bv the use of tea, coffee, tobacco and alcohol. These are H eart W hips , causing it to beat rapidly, thus gradu ally wearing it out, producing short ness of breath when exerci.iing, pains in side and shoulder, biiiigry and faint spells. Finally swelling bt the ankles and sudden death- For weakened and irritated hearts the press everywhere highly recommend the New Heart (hire discovered by Dr. Fr.nnklui Miles, which is for sale at Davis & Casej’s. Tacts Woi-tU liitow ius. In all disea.ses ot the nasal mucous membrane ihe remedy used must be non-irritating. The medical profession has been slow to le:ii-n this. Nothing satisfactory can be accomplislied with douches, snuffs, powders or syringes because they are all irritating, do not thoroughly reach thd affected .snrhices and should be abandoned ns worse than laiiures A multitude of persons who had for rears borne all the worry and pain that catarrh can inflict testify to radical eiires wrought try Ely’s Done Tox' Good. It is to be hoped that the b'ti-barous bu.stle lias gone lor good, but it is cer tain the great discovery ol Dr. Frank- L S. HOSKINS - . — ------- tory a ___ _ _ ^ ieces short length Dress Goods, from one to eight yards, all new styles and good goods. We have put a very low price on them. Every piece is a bargain. We have reduced prices on our ;kl< Woolenoolen Ladies Blac W Hosiery, and offer a )od all wool black stock- 25 cents. Ladies Black Cotton Hose, guaranteed fast black and stainless, regular made, at 25 human suffering. This wonderlul net food and medicine builds up worn-c systems, cures fits, spasms, headache, nervous prostration, dizziness, sleep- the best brands of wide sheet ings and pillow case Muslins, bleached and brown ,at the lowest prices. nervous prostration, dizziness, sleep lessness,monthly pains.sexual troubles, etc. Mrs .John R Miller, of Valpa raiso, Ind.. aud J .I). Taylor.ot Ijjgan'’- port, Ind , g.iined 20 pounds a month while taking it. Finely illusl'/ated treatise on “Neivoirs Diseases” :uid sample bottle of the Restorative Kcr- viiie. tree at Davis & (kvev’s, who guarantee it. Hood’s Sarsaparilla possesses cura tive powers exclusively its own, ani] which make it “ peculiar to itself.” Be sure to get Hood’s. PURE DRUGS, FINE CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, Giimors’s Drug Store Prescriptions and Family Kecipes carefally compoundeh. S T A N r .E ’2 '’S 7 ESCUE OF EfVil^S. 50 pieces Stcven»’ best all linen Crashes, at 8 and lO cents. 10 pieces Glass Towelling at re duced prices. 50 pieces Cotton Towelling at 5 cents per yard. Just received ten pieces hand some Table Linens; we think the prices very low for the quality. Some very good Bleached Table Linen at 50 cents. Ferris’ Corset Waists for Ladies, Misses and Children, the best waist in the market. Also Jersey Ribbed Corset Covers, a new and popular article. Blankets and Comfortables. Prices, not weather, the induce ment, On account of the warm season we have reduced prices on our best Rose Blankets and Com fortables. Pontoosuc Woolen Co. Carriage Rugs, regular price always $5.00, reduced to $3.50 to close. e stock of Gents xvoolen half ise at 25 cents, also cotton half hose, three pairs for 25 cents. L. S. Heskins
