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ST^tWSKv.V- '•|^'%* '*^-y *-• aSa fto^noweieagea. to he *n4 »H- around S^togBftediaine? 23q per bottle. •—\••*- • \ - W gaiflElesof W&u JPape? delivered: on request. Fnone 1391$. ••' *' 63ml . ilQ^^lm Street. U OS5PEOPA3JWO £B^SJ0iAN9. Bxrtdreage 4^artme,iits, West Avenue, Hours>-9 to IS a. m., I to 5, ? to8p. jn, . Bell Phone 3838, P ,AIM>mG m& PAPER HANGING- Satisfaction guaranteed. Jjeave or-; dors at? George- Ether's, LeVan Broth- ers, or at residence, 831 Pearl street H, E. SIMMONS. W AJ?'i 1 BD'-Yow Lawn Mower to put in order for Bpring use, Call or drop ua a postal MEDUSA CYCLE WORKS, 009 Main St; KIRKBN. WARNBR^ T HE PHOENIX MUTUAL IJDPE Insurance Company desires a sqq> censfal representative for Medina and vioinity. Address B. W. Cherrier, Manager, «S WMte Building, Buffalo, N. y. • eitf- Tailoring Are You Suited? If Not S EE The Nobby Spring Top Coats we are making at $id and $r8,oo. Fine Black and Grey Vicunnas and unfinished Worsteds silk lined all through with Ai silk, made to your measure and guaranteed to be finest . work and fit at * 32.00, 23.00 and 85.00. All the newest stripes and plaids in the black and white mixtures at 23.00 and 33.00. We also make nice white and fancy vests in all the new shades and colors for 3.00, 4.00 and 5.00. We have over 50 different styles of patterns left id mix- ed goods of Fine Scotch Cloth and colored worsteds. Make fine business suits, at 15.00, 16.00 and 18.00. !porffc forget that we do Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing in first-class manner at lowest prices PHILIP I. BRUST MERCHANT TAILOR W.e(tfh«r IndloRtlsint. •Partly Cloudy J&mtoy; flnowere by nigjtt Ik soiitheast portion; Tuesday, fair, except showers in east portion; fresh toMb.r4.8k nortfr winds. . . The oyster will goon take its sum- mervacation. The industrious hlactsmith is always blowing about Ms. work. Memorial day will be the next holiday. It comes on Saturday. There is .evidently electricity in. a cornfield, because it prqduces shocksTJ Though the world may owe every man a living, only the persistent collector gets it. The funeral of Mrs, Wrn WoAuIey was largely attended this morning at St. Mary's Church, The man, who wants work this sea- son will have no trouble - to find it, if he goes to the country; , Please remember we would like any items of news you may know afooutjWmatter how trivial. W,J5. Ppston, arrested Saturday evening jtof intokication,\ wis libera ated this morning. , ..<•.. The P^lhajnipqiS'^Soclety wjft meeftatthoJ&J]!.,.G, grooms.Taes- day evenipgf.at^S o'clock. A full attendance^ d?su;ed^ _••• -3. SpewaJijKfle., of stybjujig tobacco Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday atr Oummings'. See prices in win- dow.; , . C6t2 A , disgraceful fight .occurred between four and fiveb^dekiyeater/- day afternoon on Mun\ street near the railroad, ifo arrests'wero made, It is predicted that Wf shall have no more cx>ld%eat!lef atttE next fall. A little settled Fwsatlier will ah, QW a great rush of work. A niceting of the farmers .w^H hq helclaMhe Court House inAlbicm Sat- urday, wheX'Bejr^Oinoyiof Rome, proprio|Qr_d£,tlio Olney canning fac- tory tin that.towinwill be present and address the meeting, Anowruloof the postofllce de- partment forbids tho use of torn poslflgo stamps. . Letters showing- that tho sttttnp has been torn, no matter if tho whole of the stamp is there, cannot bo delivered by post- masters. •- Every^ member of the Orleans County Bod and *Qun Cjlah; and others interested are urgently re- quested to attend a meeting to be held.iu tke-Y, M. 0. A. rooms Wed- nesday evening, as matters of im- portance will bo discussed. • Y.M. O.A. Harndea gave a de- lightful illustrated address at tho Baptist Junior \Onion yesterday afternoon. Mr. Harnden has the rare gift of story \felling; and the life of Moses jjas made most realistic by means of .thojajctures produced for this occasion. The actual burning of the busJifc-Without its being con- sumed, according to the Scripture narrative, wis one of the features which attracted the most attention. The entire .service was one which reflected great credit upon the abil- ity of Mr. Earnden to interest and instruct the youth in spiritual mat= ters. Fred Pelkington will assist you to house clean* Leave Orders at Cum- ming8'stor,e;.. , Is It Wot Time to \Shoot n THAT OLD CAP AND SUIT? Wehav© been informed that iheS 6 is, a company ready and willing, to : furnish pure water to the. village of Medina from what isknownasBorsey shoe Lake, about one mile east of Batavia, It would be well for fe Board of Trustees to consider this! matter, - I John ERcMi walked into town from Jeddo Saturday and drank poor liquor in such quantities' as to ac- quire a good sized \jag Be was arrested in the evening and placed in the lockup where he remained overSunday. Thismorningheplead guilty to the charge of being drunk and Jfudge Brainard sentenced him to Albion jail for ten days, The advance sale of seats for \Hunting for Hawkins,\ which comes to Bent's Opera House Wed- nesday evening opened this morning with a long line of amusement seek- ers awaiting their turn. Judging from the eager demand for seats and the i interest manifested/ \Hunting for Hawkins\ will undoubtedly prove an exceedingly strdn^Jdrawing card, and the. late purchasers will have to be content' with the best they can get, whioh! wiH probably be • anding room, '',\.\ Charles Gardner and family of Yates, have moved to Medina. / Henry 'Houbgton of Ruthind, Yt, YiBited relatives in town yesterday, JkJr. and Mrs. Pearl Coahn have returned to Albion after an , absence of ovor eight months in Europe.— Albion News. '*' ? Miss Maude M. Keyes, who has been a guest of $Ir, and Mrs. T. Marshal), has returned to Rochester, accompanied by heraimt,Mrs. M. H. Flansburg. .. . * . ' Dr. Richard J. Gould was in town yesterday, returning to Buffalo last evening, accompaniod by Mrs, Go.uld and son, jvlio bavo been spending a few days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, JohaH Mead, INCENDIARY FIRE. CHANGE IT fOR A NEW OUTFIT Gome in and let us show y<k how much money you can save by buying Clothing and Furnishings at Our Change of Management Sale. Sale only lasts a few days longer, so get in the game. W. I. MASTEN & CO., Medina's •• Up-to-date •* Clothiers •* and «- Furnishers 437 Main Street. * That an incendiary is again oper- orating in Medina wa% evidenced last nighi, when the harn on^tho premJBes of Mrs. Julia Gates* of West avenue was set on fire. Shortly beforo midnight Charles Gibbs applied at the residence of W. B. Kingsley, corner West avenue and Warren street3, r for a key .to tho fire alarm box at that comer. He sent in an alarm and before, tho depart- Iment arrived sent in two succeeding alarms. When the firemen arrived they could discover no fire, and Gibbs, volunteered to show them where it was. -The barn had been set on fire in two different places, and a few pails of water soon subdued the flames. * ' When officer Parker arrived at the ure.Cliifif Engineer Gallagher order- ed hirn^to arrest Gibbs On suspicion of being the incendiary. He was brought to the lockup, where he was. searched. Nothing was found on his person and when questioned by a JOURNAL reporter, admitted taming in the alarm, bat when plied with further questions as to What he was doing in that locality at mid- night replied that \information could be purchased by the pound'further down the street.\ Officer Parker called the JOURNAL reporter's atten- tion to the smell of kerosene on Gibbs' hands, which was very dis- tinct. This morning he was questioned at length and made a statement to Justice Brainard, denying the charge. He will be given a further hearing this afternoon and will, in all probability, be held to await the action of the grand jury., ' The prisoner's reputation as a fire fiend fe rather notorious, having been arrested for that offense several times. He has been convicted and served time in Elmira reformatory, from which institution he was parolled. He is unsafe to be left at laage and will undoubtedly be kept in \durance vile\ for some time to come. to Deal tte Committee For Rent. House and barn, with garden con- sisting of an acre of ground or more, well fruited, for rent cheap. In- quire JODBNAL office. 65t2 What action in relation to the water and sewer outlet' questions wiH be taken at tonight's tax meet- ing is at present problematic. - . In !?iew of the lengthy debates | whioh) in. all probability -prill! be aec* essary on the questions, the.JoiW.M'; suggests that the meeting, before considering these questions, vote first upon raising the money asked ^for by the Board of Txnstees for street' and contingent funds, aa money for these purposes is abso- lutely necessary to carry on business.! in the village for the ensuing year, and after this has been accomplished, to then listen to the report of tie committee on other matters. The meeting of the cojhmitteo, whioh was held Saturday evening in the office of FilkinB & Coe, resulted in voting to rescind the motion taken at a former meetingrelatrve to aAvo eating to the taxpayers the purchas- ing of the waterworks plant by coa demnationproceedings, the commit- tee not deeming such a measure -wiso, at the present, at least, . It was decided at this meeting to ask the people to vote toplace'$2,QQ0 in the hands of the Board of TTUB- tesa to he expended in experiment- ing to find pure water within a radius of eleven aiilos in a southerly direction from Medina. .A motion also prevailed to tempo; rarily lay the proposition of the watorworka company on-the table, and in e-vent of the meeting tonight not odopting the report to ho pre- sented, that tho present committee ho kept in oxistence. The questions to ho considered this evening are grave ones and nvuoh doponds on tho future welfare of tho village whether or ijot wise counsel prevail. Lot poHtics and mud sling- ing be cast aside tonight and every taxpayer vote upon tho ojaestion^juBt as ho heliovea will ho for the lieafc interest of Medina, both at present and in the future, and if this is done good resrnlta mil bo brought about -HUNTING RWK HAWKINS,\ \Hunting for Hawkins,\ as pre- sented by F. H. Stevons' merry com- pany of eomediam^jconsfcitutca three hours of hUanMa fun, music and enjoyment. A farce, with clever situations and fun as clear as crys- tal, without a suggestive phrase, is certainly' a novelty, and to this \Hunting for Hawkins\ owes its popularity. The story is ingenious and interesting, relating tho troub- les of two young lovers, kept apart fay a haughty mother, who, proud of her social connections, declares her daughter can marry only a learned man, patronized By the \smart set,\ Hawkins, a newly made benedict, agrees to pose as an eminent litera- teur and uncle to the young lover. Both are cordiaHy received, when the horizon is suddenly darkened be the arrival of Mrs. Hawkins who is \Hunting for Hawkins,\ and the real literateur from Boston. Owen Touckent, a character who lives hy informing his acquaintance, '1 could use five,\ claims relationship to Mrs. Ashley, the proud mother, thus shattering her social dreams and clearing the way for the young lovers. Hawkins satisfies all with timely explanations hefore the cur-/) tain falls. Coming Wednesday, April 22d, Calmed flrOwp the Mmm. Patrick (j^Ceefe gaveihafatnfty of-| §,: 0. Bowen quite a scare M$. morn*! [|ng, O'lksfe* whoisabottt ?0 years; dld,;is^somewhat ; demented at times t ! This;, \morning- ho went i©.',,,-}Shv Bowen's,'residence on We^t avenue and. demanded that the family vacate th,© house, as he claimed he owned It,' Word jwas telephoned to pohce head quarters'for $% officer' and was 'responded to by officers Parker and Stork, They reached iherejustastheold man had Beour- ed|inaxeand,was about to demQl- iah the doors;'and windows. He was taken, into custody and later turned over to relatives, who promised to care for $e Unfortunate man* CARRIAGES fOR SALE. purchased the stock of carriages and wagons of Whedon & Acer, I have some two-seated car- riages, baggies and lumber \wagons on hand that 11 will sell cheap to, make room for spring goods, , ltf A> H, MireKAif, • House on West Ave, for side or I'rent, Inquire of ,' 65tMayl W. B, KiNaswa'. 10 ^tew Yorik Olt^ Thursday, May Ith, S!ti# im Pius One^Ifa^ for Round Trip, timtt Six Days,, ' /^ On Tirui-sday, May fth, tbe -JSW' Uork <3e»irai will; sell eseu^ion tickets to New.York a»d r#tur»at the l«\v rate: of |9,S0 from Medina; tickets good returning on or. he|4r6 Tuesdftiy, May 12th, . Ticketa;W good going on all regular trains* eascept lirnfted trains INOB, 6, J9|'35» 22,25, 26, 60 and M. Half i^e.fcr childfen between 5/and 12yea'rsof All subscribers not receiving their' paper regularly are requested to call at this office or notify. BicMe Bros., as they have the contract for deliver- ing the IXAILY JODEN^L. Patient, \Weir JFones is certainly a patient man, with a temper nard to ruffle;\ \Patient Is no name for him. Why, that man has been known to go out with his wife to select wall paper and go tfirouirSnie ordeal without losing his temper.\—Baltimore Herald. Expects an Heir to Throne. - London, ApriJ 20.—A dispatch to tBe Daily Expiress from The Hague says that Queen Wllhelmlna Is expecting an nelr to tho throne, . 1 ..„.;.. , v. \l!?e\v York is .especialiyi attractive in the spring, time. Some, ol.tta joints <pi interest are; Oenfiral Park) Brons; Bark, Aquarium, \Bat- tery Park.'l-Tk.e Hall of Fame, Met- ropolitan Jfugeum, Grant's Tomb, the Theatres, mammoth hotel8,.etc. Call on New York Ce|ftid.\ ( tiejeefc agents for tickets, space in'parlor, or sleeping cava, time of trains and all information,, 65tlli Wnll.'Paper for sale, OaE and see samples, . Sera Om, 37tf Paper Hanger, 318 J?earl;St. LeVan Broi. The Swell Line of Go*Carts. 63tS0da Bent*s Opera House COOKER Sf S00D, M*a»«ere,l Wednesday Eve.» April Hi MB. OTS THOMAS widl ' ' & carefully selected com- pany In\ the merry comedy Hunting for Hawkins Ouo of the greatest comedy hits of the past two Beaaons. j Jr\ INH, %*m \mm r\ \mJ \mM f% * IBricca 28v, 85e antl 60c, Seats at Cumnilngs', Wanted! Everybody to know that I have moved to 506 Main Street Third Door South of Union Bank, with a full Hne of up-to-date SHOES The well known Brooks Bros, of Rochester, fine ladies' shoes. All styles. Vefior\ & Montgomery's, of Rochester for the Ladies, Misses and ' Childern. I have the sale of the> \WALKOVER\ in Men's fine shoes of all styles. Boy*s and Youth's Shoes. Men's heavy work shoes. Repairing of all Kinds neatly done / at low prices. ••
