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'f^gtn'ii .• I' -<••-••* I.1-L-J_L: l^iss Laura ,#.;^tc#^C1kiQlw^ ter will recdve £«#* f^^i^e cut- 1;ii^e^ .tb© ,re$dfenf?'.>i; ; Mj^ John \^?l?^e^:5i5 vS^i^deiny St., •Tfeu$$7 evening atta* all day Fri- '' ofeae^weefc, ;•' . 187t6 . ;;Pr, Stanley Clairvoyant. ,,' Ifpr a slwrttime. only,Dr. Stanley, •: the'well knoWii clairvoyant will giye • yjotit advi<?eon all business on all tif^irS; if in trouble, he will tell you hoiv'to,- overcome it; if ill, how to* , become well He treats cbrqnjc case's with his magic forpes, Rheumatism is his specialty. 'He cures when others fail. NO CUBE ^QfAY.. Superfluous hair permanently removed, \\'-.', ; ' . ' 321 West Avenue, Medina, j^ If.* Readings 50cents, OfficeJHburs: Q:0Qa,m,'to9;00p.'m. For a bUipiif attack ta6e .Cham- berlain's Stomach and L|ver Tablets and a quick cure is certain. For sale by Ohasi A, Hac^j Druggist, 420 MaiBiSt., Medina, N,Y. ; Subscribe for MEDINA DAILY Jonit- tfjuu f 2.00 for one year; $1.00 for six months.\ WANTED Damson plums. 186wl HEINZ CO., Medina. Weather Indications.' 'Fair Friday; cooler; in east portion; | Saturday, fair and wanner in west portion; fresh to brisk west Winds, be- coming variable, > S. P. BLOOD & COMPANY IS, the Beat BREAD use \ Niagara Fancy Flour,\ For sale only by ORLEANS HILLS D ftS. THAYER & THAYER. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSIOIANa Holdredge Apartments, West Avenue. Hours;—9 to 12 a. in., 1 to 6,7to8p. m. Qonanltation^Tee. Both'Phone*. F RED B. SKINNER. Attcmey and Counsellor at Law. Down's & Kearney building, Medina N. Y. General practice in all Courts. BENTS OPERA HOUSE Cooper & Rood, flaoatera. Grand Opening for the season Tuesday Eve., Sept 22 Lincoln J. Carter*! -t Grand Soenlo Production ALASKA A heart story of nnequauod merit, depicting life In , the far Northweafc, viv- Idly presented by asplen- did company. PRICES.—Balcony 25c and 35c; Lower Floor 35c, 50c cad 7»c. Sale of seats opens atCnmmings' Saturday morning. c A R T I N Q fir. Geo. Haingray has purchased the Carting Business Of Albert Smith, and hopes through strict sttafidsB te business and reasonable prices to re-' ceive a share of your pat- ronage. Leave orders at the \ Progressive \ or Home 'Phone ag4 183-lm Fine day fc* the county fair, The Jewish year 5664begins next Tuesday. • Meeting of the Board of Aldermen this evening. $j|The cold storage plant is doing a lively business these days; If yon have; not yet paid for, your JODHNAL please do fo at'pnte* Re- memberj pur terins are.strictlyin advance. ._.•- The canal\ debate at the county fair yesterday did not materialize, owing to one of the debaters missing atrajn. The Bell Telephone Company is a company. This company*is constantly increasing, its lines in all parts of the State. It is said that the horse on the American Express Company's wagon has quite an appetite for brooms. Ask Tommy about it. Great storms are predicted by the Weather Forecaster Foster of Wash- ington, D. 0., the last of September and the middle of Outoher. The Lockport baseball team, who were arrested for playing last Sun- day's game in thatoity, were acquit- ted by a jury on Wednesday. Any person who desecrates, muti- lates or UBes improperly tho Ameri- can emblem is guilty of a crime by a law which went into effoct Sept. 1st. Violation of this law is pun- ishable by a fine of $100 or thirty days in the penitentiary or bothi I The Brooklyns, a young ladies champion baseball club, will play the Medina team on Monday nest, Sept. 21st. This is a game which should not be missed, as it is said the ladies play good ball and will maio our boyB hustle to beat them Game called at 4:15. Admission 25 conts. / A new play on a now subject pre- sented by Lincoln J. Carter is the offering at Bent's Opera House Tues- day evening, Sept. 22d.- The title is \Alaska*' and relates a, story stir- ringly told of the Northom gold fields, Special sconery of which there is an abundance and some startling effects are promised. Manager Post pleasantly enter- tained the members of the baseball team at his home 011 Wednesday evening. , A bountiful repast was served, after which the club held its annual election of officers for next season. Mr. Post was re-elected manager of the team by a unani- vote. The other officers chosen were Edward Collins secretary and C. P . Bradley treasurer. Joseph Finn of Albion, who was arrested here last Tuesday on the charge of assaulting a trainman, was oiamined before Justice Spaulding in Albion on Wednesday. He plead- ed not guilty and his case was ad- journed until next week, he giving a bail bond of $300 to appear at that time. It is claimed Finn had a dis- pute with the conductor of a pas- senger train on which he was riding relative to his ticket, and later, with- out any cause, assaulted the train- man. i.;ii I;,II WE OFFER 25 pieces Amoskeag Apron Gingham at 6c yd. 25 pieces Prints, select patterns at 5c yd. Steven's Pure Linen Crash at 8c yd. Pillow Slips'l? i-2c value, at 10c. - Case of Bed Spreads at 79c each. 6 dozen $1.00 House Wrappers at 89c. 6 dozen Black Skirts, $1.00 value at 89c. 50 pieces Torsion Insertion Lace at 4c yd. \23 pieces Eihbroidefy at 4c, 9c and 13 i-ac yd. New furniture, Carpets, Lace Curtains and Floor Oil Cloths Household Outfitters. ^d it came to pass that after he had advertised his goods there came junto him great multitudes from all the. region .round about and did ,buy pfium, And when his competitor saw it .'they marveled among thenv selves, saying : \Hovvbp it that this raan is busy while we have tP' loaf, frabPUt pur doors ?\ . And' he spake unto them saying, \Verily verily, I say unto you in this fast age of rush and rustle it is easier' foj a camei to enter the eye of a needle'than for a business man to flpurish, without advertising.\ Tomorrow's Program. Following is the program for to- morrow's Orleans County fair! Judges will complete any unfinished business of the previous day, At 10 o'clock the display of machinery will take place, under the directipn of the 'superintendent. At XI o'clock •the premium stock and such prem- ium articles as can readily be form- pd in procession will be exhibited on the* race track, under the direc- tion of the superintendent of grounds, At 1 o'clock: the 2:28 pace and #:25 trot, the 2;23 pace and 2:30 trot, and the 2:18 pace and 2:15 trot. You Are .Mistaken Neighbor. Captain L. F. La Pointe, a well known.detective in Western New York, employed by the N, Y, O. & H. E. E. R. Co., was in town yester- day arranging for the trial of Jerome Brown, who robbed the ticket office at Medina on Monday morning last. It will bo held next Wednesday be- fore Justice E . M. Spalding^-OrleanB American. You are mistaken, Bro. Simpson. The3rown trial will held at the next term of the County Court. Wo think you got twisted between the Brown case and that of Joseph Finn which will be tried before Justice' 1 Spalding next Wednesday morning. Advertised letters. Frank Buckland. L H. Leach. H. Gr. Bowo. Harry BeLong. L. S. Chambers. Mrs. T. J. McMillan. James Cook. M. D. Vanderheyden. F. E. COLBCIW, P. M. fOR RENT. Small house on Orient Street. Inquire of D. G. Ross. 190t2 New Millinery, Establishment. The nndersigned desire to inform the public that they have opened a Millinery Btore at 503 Main street, where they will be pleased to have their friends, and the public in gen- eral, give them a call. 101 tf MURPHY &RAHD3. Timothy Sett. You can get the best timothy BeecL afe S. P. BLOOD & Co.'s PERSONALS. Miss May Allen is visiting friends in llolley. Ex-Dibtrict Attorney LaSeur of Batavia is in town today. MflvBtN, Bidwell of Batavia is visaing her mother, Mrs. & A % OaMwelL Mryafldifrs. G, L. Tinkham left this ^pining to. visit their sons hi Jamestown, N. Y, MJia JuJia; Childs will entertain this, afternoon inhonor of her guests* Misses Spring and Brown. fe'a'hd 'jjfrsv 0, S. Murdock left today for a few days' visit with their dauglitery Mrs. Linus Compton of Rochester.. •' Capt. S. A. Ross, Corporal E. J. Polerand Corporal Edward Culver will he the team entered by the 29th Separate Co. in the rifle contest of the Fourth Brigade for the $100 trophy. The shoot occurs at the Fort^iagara rifle fanges on Satur- day of this week, LOST. A maltese tiger kitten. Answers to the name of \ Trudie.\ A reward will bo given to the person return- irif her to this office.' '** BASEBALL GAMES. BUILDING COLLAPSED. Eight Men Injured—Contractor and Foremen Arrested.. Now York, Sept. 18.—A five story brlclc building under course at con- sjtrUQtion at tue corner of, .Madison ai&a Rutgers streets qpBapaed yester- day, Injuring eight workmen, $\lve mien were' •removed' from the ruins and t&Tsen to hospitals. Aty>ut twenty men were, employed on. the building /but fortunately most of them were outsjde eating their lunches, when the building collapsed, Cafmelo J*aoroppoe was internally injured and Joseph Levin's Bkuft- was, fractured. Their condition; is serious. Benjamin Rubensteln, the contractor ] who was erecting the.buiiaingj irant: Bacher, bis general foreman, and two sub-foreman were arrested charged: with criminal negligence. Fights. Between Jew* and Christians. St, Petersburg, Sept. 18, — Pierce fights between Jews and Christians, in which four Christians and two Jews were killed and many persons were seriously Injured, are reported^ from Gomel, in, the government of ftoghil- eff. The disturbances arose.Sept,, 11, from a dispute between a peasant and a Jewish dealer. imfSs*?**^* ML l^t'^j'.'fj.il'.''-.'U'jl^W '' iiArmrr RIEPORIV >m «m >ae. NewtO* Pfovlstorti M||*ifc v f . •.:.-,: . New 1fpj^:|eSfe m\ •• WHSJA^W Ko, '2: red,s^fe ; fcji,:-b.: afloat? No. 1 i)uluth,J9Mpj':. :•:.:'•[!;; CORN — JJo. 2 corn*. M$$\M Aih<'-.': afloat; #0, 2 white, ,69^ : ' 7 '!: T -.' i OATg-HNo. f Wts, •*i^0? No, '8 white* 4B^QJ ^o/^wmte,!??!^ ;:•, pORK^ile?»i':ii5^@l.6;85r f«mji^. $18.0(K • ; • .• -- •_'•.. ; '=V- • •:'.:.>. : -s':--v.•'•••' HAIP^-Shlppingi m®1W.8<x& ; '*#••;• choice, 9&@95ci ... '.-.• ••.>-•':'. BUTTlUft^reanieryi extrMr 'M#W faotory, lB@16cj western imltaMon creamery, 16@170, ' •• QSBBSEl^-State, full creiain, good w prime r li^tcv- SWS:« State and Pennsrtf anjlftf fancy, selected, 25®a7Ci POTATOHS—Lo&g Isiaad, per hMi ^;. 62@a.87i . •:•• ^-^~ -.-. /5^1 Buffalo Provliion Markst autfilp, sept ,17.= N*tlon«I League. At St LoulB-rSt \Lailn; 1, 5; Brook- lyn, .1, 5; second game called at end of the 8th inning. •At OJhicagc—Chicago, 6, Cj Philadel- phia, 1, E. American League. At Boston—Boston, 14; Cloveiand.S. State League, At Schenoctady—Schenectady, 6^ Syracuse, 1. A? Troy—Trpy, 9, 8; UUca, 0, 3; first game forfeited to? Troy, second game called end of flth inning. y .»'-•.«-•->,,!..* '^-A^V .Ji«.«?.\P!*.^i* 191H0 ORLEANS MILLS. WANTED. A good girl for general house work. Miss J. M. COSSE, 517 Main St. WANTED. A competent girl for general housework. No laundry work. Ap- ply to Mas. H. S. OLMSTED, 315 W. Center St. Throe Swjft Employe* Scalded. St Louia, Sept 18. — Moses Hart, Louis Brootai and Charles Honk, em- ployes of tbo Swift Packing company In East St Louis, were fatally scalded by falling Into a vat of boiling water. $300 Reward For Kelly's Arrest,. Jefferson City, Mo,, Sept. 18.—Gov- ernor Doclcery has offered a reward oi 1300 for the arrest and delivery to the sheriff of Cole-county of Daniel J, KoIIy, agent of the baking powdei trust, who la under indictment for bribery in connection with hlum legls-, latlon in the Missouri legislature. 7 winter~wheat, No. 2 red, 84$& CORN — No, 2,ye)low, 689 f. 0, p* afloat; No. 3 yellow, 5?%o, OATS—No, 2 white, 49&c f, p. b* afloat; No;3 white,'4lc. FLOUR—Spring w;htfat; best patent\ perbbl., $4.75@5,0Q; low gtadwi, |?.»8 ©8,B0. I ,'..H'k BUTTBBM3reamery western ^ tra tuba, Z%c-i state and Penn- sylvania creamery, 20@21c; dairy. fair to good, lC®18o. . OHiEHSgllKB'aucy full cream, 13t^«8 good to choice, jb%@tt,c; common td fair, 8®!Qo, EGGS—State, fresh fancy, 2tt?2io, POTATOES—Per bu:, 40©B5o%. , . Wanamaker Libel Suit, Beaver, Pa., SepL 18.—Former Post- master General Wanamaker arrived here from New York to testify in the slander case brought against him by the former State Superintendent of Public Printing Robinson. Mr. Robin- son was on the stand for cross exam- ination. It is not known when Mr. •Wanamaker will testify. Finlay'a Long Argument. London, Sopt 18.—At the session of the Alaskan boundary commission at the foreign ofnee Attorney General Finlay continued, in behalf of Canada, the discussion of the proper location of the Portland channel. The attor- ney general's argument will not bo completed boforo Sept. 21. Lord Salisbury's Will Probated. London, Sopt 18.—Tho probating of Lord Salisbury's will showed that ho left an estate valued at U.G5l,G80. No public bequests wore made. Bast Buffalo Llvs Stock Marks*,' 1 CATTLB-rBeat stsora on sale, 15,811 (3)5.65; good to choice shipping steers, |4.76©6.2B; fair to good steers, 13.71? ©4.25; common to fair heifars, I3.8S ©3.85; choice to oxtrat fat heifers. |4.60©4.90; good butcher hulls, $8.5ft ©3,85; choice to extra veal«, |S,00©j 8.25; common to light, f 6,OO07,OO« SHEEP AND LAMBS — Oholca lambs, '*5,(1Q©G.75; yearlings, «ood tpi choice, J4.00@4.50 ! cdlla to common, |1.50®2.50j wether sheep, |4.00©4.»5. HOGS—Mixed paokera* grades, f 6.4S @0.50; medium hogs, *e,45®0.BO; pljs^ light, *5.7B@0.0^ Buffalo Hay Marhat. - ' HAY—Timothy, now, per ton, toot*, |12.00©14.00; hay, prime on track,' now, I14.00O1G.O0; No. 1 do do, WJ.0O ©18.O0; A No. « d o do, WO.00O1LOO. , Subscribe for tho DAILY JOPSNAR and get all the news every day. Shbes Cheap \ BUT NOT CHEAP SHOES.'' WAVING purchased the Entire stock of shoes of 1 1 the ilEDINA SHOE CO., I will close them out at greatly reduced prices, commencing Monday g, Sept. 21 Wanted. By young couple, smajl house or part of house for light housekeeping. Address, JOURNAL office. Wanted. . Cider apples. 186w2 HEINZ Co., Medina. BOY WANTED. Apply to 192t2 GEO. B. SPOONEB. FREE! FREE! FREE! Clairvoyant elimination for a Jew daysonly by Dr. Stanley. Office, 321 West avenue. Hours 9 to 9. Clairvoyant Stanley will give\ you a reading for 25 ct's,, Thursday and Friday ONLY. Come and see him. If not satis- fied he will refund your money, This offer for only two days.; 191t3 Men's _. K . $4.50 Shoe at $3.00. Men's $3.50 Shoe at $2.75. ._ Ladies' $3.50 Shoe at $2.50. Ladies' $2.75 Shoe at $2.00. No Old Stock! All This Season's Styles! Come in and see the stock. Next Door North P. O. LEWIS nediata, N. \£ l J w '^M^. • ¥*;•- .- _i *&t****mm*imi*m i 1
