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••mMmmA^^eSimi^^^ 'VVS Jflpapi »W'F«' \ « \»* n ;»v»f>$r< w ; '* Dn Stanley, Claifvoyan^f • the well %^j^!ioi^t^ys4^jti^ty©; '^c^f^jrJpjTO:^ bj^^i^-'ali: how joWerco'me* Jk ^f^jhci^to beoo^ie T?^U J^'fc^j^i&j^it: caBes, ivith Ms;;!na£lfefQrqes/. Rheumatism is hiB^ specialty. He 'cures. when gthirafall. NO bURB N0 P4Y, ''Superfluous hair permanently ',' 3gl Vfest Avenue, Medina, % % *'iteadju^s 50 cents, Office flours; 0:00 a. m. to 9:0q p, m. } ••'•. ' ? , iFo? a bilious attack, takei Oham- jberlatn's Stomach and Liver Tablets: and a aujfak; cure is certfiiht Fop • sale by Ghas. A, MacTi r I)fjaggist J 420 idain'St,, Medina';&;,Y,' ' •;•\•'... • Subaoribe forMEpi^Al)ja|iiS JOo^ HAL, *2:00forone yearj: fl,0O*t axmrm \•••:•; ' - ,V7 100ALS. * Oysters and clams at B, J. Oum- mings;. ; . ', , ' i99^ , A large, ttiiinlber from this , v place attendee! the JSrookport and Batat|a; fairs this, week; • • • •\•'. Attention is directed .to* tite ; Ww 1 advertisehient'sof T^g^M J&w|. a»d 4?. Jj. Zimmerman, .yV'V^yV.. Double stamps Cgr^en) #11 month, •:/ .;• ..\'.7 .,. $he mftn ^hQ#dvertiBea geitg'the resjujt&Yr 5&&« mam wbq, ctyesTiftiSfc wonders ;ahy he does net prosper* AlQn?o'BarhBr, who was arrested last evening'fof intoxication,. warforgattlzation was well received\ in .Best yet. v September 5o, a copy. four Track JSewa for Sold by* newsdealer*.- ' \ \ .SanteA. J . •Cider 1 apples, 186*w2 HEIKZ Co., Medina. F OB ime Beat BREAD use \Niagara Fancy Flour.\ For sale only by 8. P. BLOOD & COMPANY D RS. TEASER Ss THAYBB. - . OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN& HoIdi»age Apartments, Weat Avenue. Sours:—9tol8ft f m.,l-to6,7'to8p.nj. Consultation Free. Both'Phonei. F EED B. SKINNER. Attcmey and Counsellor at Law. Down'! <fc Kearney building, Medina N. Y. General practice in all Courts Use Lawton's Indian Herbal Blood Syrup. Guaranteed to cure Scrofula, Eczema, Goiter, Fever Sows, BJood Poisoning and all blood disordem This Syrup ia purely Herbal, and its equal as a Blood Purifier and System Tonio is not known. Each bottle contains a full month's treatment and sells for $1.00. Try it and be convinced. For Sale by Ohas. A. Mack, Medina, N. T. Compounded by The Lawton Medicine Go., Holley, N. Y. * W«sathor Indication*. Iw^riaay; Saturday, fair, warmer; variable winds becoming south and fresh. Compliments to 29th Sep. Company Band. Last week the 29th Separate Com- pany Band, of: Medina, furnished music during the thiee days' fair of 4he Orleans\ County Agricultural igoei^/^pr.,_.%; C, Wells is the, leadei an^©^ W, Graves is the man- ager M -this-, 1>r^n|zation, Those f^ho •#te,n'ded the exhibition had |!je pl^fujeXpf. hearing first-rclasg ^jjsicj'SPlej^i^'s not often played at a .county fair. The band looked Sellin-tliairitew and handsome un- ;3fcr$8j mid their inspiring music fseeined to put ne,w life into the heart ofJevWy visitor. The 29th Separate Co, Band 19 classed among the best in the State.. Every member of this fir, Geo. Halngray has purchased the Carting Business of Albert Smith, a&d hopes through strict attention to business and reasonable prices to re- ceive a share of your pat- ronage. Leave orders at the \ Progressive \ or Home 'Pholie ao4 82-lm (E^TRAR V_^' £ jHUDSON RIVER B. R HE FOUf^ftliipK TRUNK UHE. m KrragT JUNE H, iaon Tr»to» p»«lCocUn*»» Mow*: •^ss BOUND. a»«.m.arSoeh.T:80«.m.«.N.T. i , ^8 « ~< r^T^gjtO \ \ 630 :<9 \ ' \ iX'JM \ \ '^ ' 35p.m,» 3.«)p.in. \ J® \a \ » 4:15 \ \ 6«»«. :30 >• u T.|5 11 •• 7;0O :tt «« H Bj'i5 \ \ f:SS i»tnrclay» onlj. Srain leaves BnffslOBSJ115» m.,»rriT»ito5!Cedte*ia:tl) SondarmDrntog, IrtBOT BOUND. :49a.m. N. Falls l:Ss.m. 19 >• .- 4 7^~i 11:16, \ \ 11*5 \ 3 \ -\ l.'ZSD.m. \ l:10p.ni. 17 p. m. « 5:KI \ \ 6:06 \ 10 \ •< 8:60 •'. \ 8:80 \ 15 \ •• 10:66 '• onaajBOnlT, Trali loaves tioohertor ViiSSi ?..arrlTe8lii Medina at 1:16 p. m., Niagara l3By:86p.rn, ndJoiJeitrslnj run daily. ' H. RABdY, flaneral Al fl7TMata8t.,BtJffBlo, )R8EH.DAinB£a, ... „ w Qeneralf awenger Ageiiti New York.; ^BfcftiattvGanaral Mtoaiar digclniiyged by Justice Brainard this moving, upon the promise that he would go into the couutryand work: In connection with the Baptist Sunday School's Rally Day exercises nest Sunday, it is desired that all frieiids of the school who can con- veniently, will bring or send a generous supply of flowers to be used in decorating, Leave good long stems- on the flowers and deliver therh early enough to be put in place before service,\ will be .appreciated by those having the matter in charge. Tfte death of Mr. John Kelly oc- curred this morning at his home on Orient street, after a - brief illness. Deceased was bom in IMverstown, county of,Siigo, Ireland in 1830. He came to Medina in 1807 and has since resided here, He was widely known and had many friends who Will learn with, regret of his demise. Deceased is survived by a widow and one brother—Mr. Michael Kelly -K»f this place. Funeral services will be hold at St, Mary's Church Monday morning at nine o'clock. PERSONALS. Mrs. John Mooro is spending the weok in Buffalo. Mrs. «J. Ruggles Weld pf Buffalo is the guest of Mrs. A. J. HilL Miss Florence Moore spent \Wed- nesday and Thursday in Buffalo. Mr. W. J. Wheeler -attended ^a reception and dance at Locfcport last evening. Mrs. George McClelland and chil- dren of Rochester are spending the week with Mrs. B, L. tforvoss oJ Warren streot. 10SL A red cow, with large While spot on body; horns turn in. Last seen near West Shelby. JOHN SCOTT. fheatre Tralp, Wednesday, Sept.- 30, On above date the New York Cen- tral will run a theatre train from Buffalo to Brockport, stopping at all stations, leaving Buffalo at 11:30 p. m., to accommodate those who wish to attend the Buffalo theatres, and also the Odd FeUows who will attend the Odd Fellows' meeting in Lock- port September 30th. Train leaves Lockport at 11:20 a. m. The attractions at Buffalo theatres on this date will be as follows: Star theatre, Forbes Robinson and Gertrude Elliott in \The Light that Failed;\ Shea's High Class Vaude- vifle; Academy, \The Factory Girl;\ Lafayette, \The Trocaderos;\ Ly- ceum, \The.Evil Men Do.\ . . Round trip rate to Buffalo $1.20 from Medina, aud 64c. to Lockport and return. Call on New York Central ticket agents for tickets and all informa- tion. 197t7 Albion. Should the band ever play here again each member would be' most cordially welcomed. On Fri-. day afternoon the three selections played at the home of the publisher while on their way fo the 6:45 train* were much en joyed.—Orleans Ameri- can. Baraains for September; Foulard Silks, 29 cents, were 75 cents. , . Colored Taffeta 'Silks, 50 cents, wore 75 cents. •„• ' 39»cents, for 50 cent Corsets. 25 cents. House Saeques, were 50 cents. 50 cents, for' Navy Blue Canvas DreBs Skirts, were $1.25. pAtiren & STOATXOK, Fall and Winter Millinery. Miss Gilroy haB just received a new line of fall and winter hats, feathers, etc., which she invites' the LdieB to call and inspect. 196t£ RIDGEWAY. Mr. Edward Hill and Miss Enby Ward, both of Lyndonville, were united in* marriage Tuesday even- ing, Eev. L. S. Freeman officiating. Frank JDutcher, whose sieKness with typhoid fever was reported lost week, has been in a very dangerous condition for the last two days with but little hopes for his recov- ery*tintU-yes'terday, when there -was a slight change for tlio better. Where Is He ? The following unique sign was posted on the east door of the DownB-Kearney block this morning: •'Lost, Carson W. Temple; anyone, finding him wilt receive. a liberal reward. The last seen of him he was papering and painting the Downs-Kearney block. BY OnnER HPMASE SOCIETY.\ The long lost Carson \turned up\ this noon, and the following post- script has been appended to the above; \Anyoije seeking informa- tion on the above, will please call at Dickie's one-horae news stand, three doors west.\ flANO PAINTED GfifNA. Ladies, call on Mrs. Frary af her art department and see the display of hand painted china. It is t a dream. Just the thing for an in- expensive gift. Wanted. Boy, 16 to 20 years old; Steady winter job. Address, 110 JonBNAi/ office. 198t3 Chief Stork as a Hunter, Chief of^ Police Stork toid Mr. Harry UnderhiU. left Medina early yesterday morning for the wild-trad woolly shpres of LakeOntario looking for gamO Besides a gun they car- ried-elibvgh provisions for. a:', wee|fe itrip, also ^botile—of coffee; , About' three :b?clock; in the afternoon tiey : started for.hpme. and whoa aboyte fifty yods from! the lake were held' u» by two ; \banditf\ from ^thie village, who .demanded to see their game* and also, their lu&ch' bo;xe£ B'oth • were produce^ $he luniih. was confiscated^ but the gmnla (t]k ChieFsaid he-had seven scp}rrels!in the bag, bWonly produced one) was Returned, \ • \ • ._„ * /Of course Chief Stork is not n a prevaricator, but if we \had\ seven squirrels, in a bag we would not be content with only showing one of them. • '-'*-•• • ' . * ' W .^. ill ^,..-,. r .y-. a .^ T » t .-.~ivW. Timothy Seed, You can get the best timothy seed BASEBALL GAMES. National League*. At HttshUrg — Plttauurgt,. 2; Jfew York, 7. At CMca&o—Chicago, 7,« Boston, 4. At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 2; Brook- at igitiid 'S,.P«BLQOP<fcG0/S OHLEANS Miias. HABEAS CORPUS SUSTAINED. - American Uaaue. * ';'-;• ..Ait PbJladelpWa--Bhila4elpMa. \ 1 .cwo'^o*&-,.$.' .\ . ...:•,.>•: •• \Ait JBQS^onr^Bojitont Sj Oe,trpit, 2. A| Wasitingion:rr: Washington, • jt cievejand. J2... • , At New. fork—New York, 6; Sj, St E.QUiB2„& i ( t f f'*« l\*.\^ 1 1 1\ m X . . - ., \I* Eastern League. ^-\^ At !6altl«olre—Baltimore, Ji ' Bu^ «»o, ?, •' ... -.-.\ At 7?rsey City -^'Jersey pity, 111 Newarky. $. *••, • '.\ , : At'Tbronto^-toroato, IS; Kophester, 6, • •• ' '••• -i' : • ,' : ;.••- . ' NEW, YORK CENTRAt Round Trip Rate to Great Production of Beauty and the Beastf >>.-.'•$ : The New York Central; will:• seW; •'{••.'. l-ound tiip''tickets to Rochis^ter a* i rate of #L^fxQjmJedina4 T i v-,,; :l • The great production oi r$het ;... Beauhr and the^ %mt\ will' fee. a* ^ the Lyceajni, theater .durijig ifo : - ' week of Septeabe^r^ftt-O^ber 3d, .'••< with \Wednesd^i and ^atuHayr:,\•••.• 'niatinees, .'.- - /.••. #•.. '• •.: , .;'.,. ''';• » Last train:\ leaves Kpcheste'fc at •'.•'.'\• 11:15 p . m, Call; on. Hew Yorfe v Ceatial ticket agents for tiokets and all information. , • * \'.' BOY WANTED , ' /:/', Rework in jcooper shop.- Apply 4 at'thispfflee.. ,: . lQ4tl :• • 'S; ''4 *1ARfcCET BEPORt. Monroe , County Fair, Brockport, Sept. 23,24. 25 and 26. On above dates the Monroe County Fair will be held at Brodkport. This is one of the best exhibitions held in the State. The horse show is one of the special features. Gov- ernor Odell will be present and de^ liver an address on Friday, Sep- tember 25th. Round trip rate from Medina only 96c. Call on New.York Central ticket acents for tickets and all informa- tion. 10764 Subscribe for the DAILY JOURNAL and get aU' the news every day. LOST. A pair of glasses. The finder will be \suitably rewarded by\ leaving same at this office. 195tf TORRENT.' Furnished .or unfurnished rooms in new house on Main street. En- quire 539 Main street. 195tf This is the right time to insert your faU advertising and the JOURNAL is the right paper in which to insert it, Five thousand copies are circu- lated every week. If you have not yet paid for your JOURNAL please do so at once. Re- member, our terms are strictly in advance. Judge Seeds Ordered Military Prison- «ft Turned Over to Civil Authprlfcle* * Oripple Oreelf, Col., Sept. 25,—Irt the district court Judge Seeds overruled the motion to quash in the case ot four military prisoners for wboin, writs p£ habeas corpus were issued recently, and ordered the prisoners turned wer to the civil authorities. Judge Bceds said that he could not lubscribo to the doctrine that the mili- tary waa supreme and not amenable to the court, because to do so would mean to overthrow free government and substitute a monarchy. Ho held that no evidence bad been preiented that law breakers would not bo prosecuted and punished by the civil authorities. Judge Seeds also 'strongly robuked Jtho presence of troops la the court- room. • , General Chase declined to obey tbo order of the court, but It Is understood hero that Governor Peabody will In- struct him to turn the prlsonew over to the civil authorities. \Ac habeas corpus prflcedlngB were the result of recent mine striken here, during which troops wero called oat to maintain order. The four prison* er« wore arrested by troops Because of disturbances and* were held in the mili- tary camp. It waa claimed the troops had exceeded .their authority and the habeas corpuk action resulted. It is learned that Governor Poabody hai Instructed Adjutant General Bell to Issue afi order to Genera! ChnsA to turn over all prisoners to the civil au- thorities now and hereafter. Gonera! Chase has taken the position that as Governor Peabody has ordered out troop? no civil court had Jurisdiction Since the troops were ordered out and until the habeas corpus mine workers officials were arrested by troops with- out warrants and detained In the guard house. Sale* Under New Land Act, Dublin, Sept 24.—The negotiations for tho first land sale on a large scale ondoi; r the new land act have been completed between the Duke of Lein- ster and the tenants of his estate In the Athy and Maynooth districts of County Kildare. The tenants are given a 28 years purchase. The transaction lnyolvftw S.R gfio Oflft c Change Comfort H ealth ft t> est TAKE For Sale by Old Dominion Line -i-TO— NORFOLK OLD POltfT COMFORT VIRGINIA BEACH Richmond and Ocean View, Va. and WASttDlGTON, D. C. ' '.$• T. Steaikarp fSall^Uilljr, except Sunday, at 8 p. m from Pier Si!, North Efrer, foot Of Beach Streot Itew Yorfc <,.!,••... . ^ %r^ff4| ^fernriiUon apply to Old uouifiiidfr.\.Steamship Go. •81 BBSAOH'jTJRttETi ftjjlSr ^OBK.N.T. H. fi. WAIdfBBJ- V '' J. ,1. BHOWN, r, p.flt'r.if. >'* , e.p.i, NewYo* provision) Mw.k«V •« •, New Tori; Sept, 2£ WHEAT — No. 2 red, il%o 't. o,-b. afloat; No. 1 Dnluth, S8%o. CORN -r ty>. 2 cbrn, ^39^o t. a. b. afloat; No.. 2 white, 54c. OATS—No. 2'oats, mke; No. 2 white, 43c; No/3- white, 42^40. *. PORK—-Mess, '$ 14.76@15.60 ; family, J18.50@ 19,00, ' , HAY—Shipping,- flQ@G6c'; good to. Choice, 85@90o. '/ BUTTER—Creamery, extras, £t#o; factory, lB@l,Cc; -Boatorn .imitation creamery, l?@18c OHEESB—State, full cream, good to prime, il$4c. EGGS — State and Pennsylvania, fancy, selected, 2G@28.o. POTATOES—Long Island, par obi, 11.6201.87. \. \ ( Buffalo Provision Markit, . Buffalo, Sept. S<. • WHEAT — No. 1 .northern, 87o; winter wheat, No. 2 rod, Sl%oi, CORN — No. 2 yellow, 5?V4o t, o, b. afloat; No. 3 yellow, 53o. - OATS —«Nff. 2 white, 41%o 1 o, J>. attoatt No. 3 white, iimtM.0.* FLOUR—Spring whent, bolt patent per bbl„ |4.7S©5.00; low grades, IS.25 ©8,60. BUTTEB—Creamery weatern • ««« tra tubs» 22o; aUto and Ponn- sylvanla creamery, 2I@22o; dairy, fair to good, 18<JIBc, CHEESE—Fancy full cream, 11% @ 12c; good,- to choice, 10%®llo; com- mon to fair, 8@l0o. EGG—State, fresh fanox, 24@25o. POTATOES—Per bu, 4O@B0c. THE GREAT HBALTit SHOE FOR WOMEN, What pneumatic tires are to the wheel . Tfeadeasy sjjoes art; to the feet^ They have the full xub, • ber heels, and cork cushion insoles, AU Styles One JWee $3.50. jLEWIS', Brass and Copper Stencils.. .Vast Buffalo LlVe 8tock Mirktt. CATTIJEJ—Best sWora on sale,* |6.25 ©5.C0; good to choke shipping steers, |4.75©E.Q0; fair to good steorBl3.CE ©4.16; common to fair heifers, J3.2G @3.40; choice to extra fat holfors, f4.O0@4.40 ; good butcher bulls, 93.00 ©8.S05 choice to extra veals, $8.S0© 0.00; common to light $ 0.5O@7.B0 . • SHBBP AND l^MBSf — Ohok\) Iambs, J5.75©5.90; yearlings, good to choice. $ 4.O0@4.S0 ; culls to common, $ 1.7B@3.00 ; wether shoop, $4.00®4.5O HOGS—Mixed packers* grades, $6.40 @G.50; medium hogs, J0.4O@O.65 ; pigs, light, tB.S0@G.10 . Buffalo Hay Market HAY—Timothy, new, per ton, loosa. $14.00® 17.00; bay, prime on track, new. $14.00015.00; No. 1 do do. $12.00 ©18.00; No. 2 do do, $11.00(5)12.00. ~ CASE OF W. A. MILLER. '\\\ Pederation,of Labor Refers Entire Sub-' Ject to a Sub-Corrtmltteo. Washington, Sopt 26.—The execu- tive council of the American Federa- tion of Labor announced that after consideration of the case of W. A Mil- ler, the foreman la the bindery of the governtment printing office, whose dis- charge and reinstatement by order of the president lias been widely dis- cussed, It had referred the entire sub- ject to a sub-committee for a further consideration. Directions were given to arrange for the transfer to the International Broth- erhood of Paper Makers of the Federal labor unions and laborers' unions around paper mills. * A hearing was given both sides on the application of the United Brother- hood of Carpenters and Joiners, with headquarters at Minneapolis, to have the charter of the Amalgamated \Wood Workers' International Union, with headquarters at Chicago, revoked. It was decided not to revdke the charter. Sam Parks In Control. Kansas City, Sept 26. -r- Samuel Parks and his followers are now prac- tically In control of the convention of. the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. It is claimed by the Parks erement„that R. fy. Neldig, president of the Union of. which they are members in New York* and Frank Buchanan, president of the International association, have been deposed. It is generally believed by the delegates that President Buchanan will be defeated if he stands for re- election. «•-'\•'\ r Governor Odell at Brockport Rochester^gept 2X~t!Bovernor Odell arrived herefrom: the Seneca county fair at Waterloo last evfenlng and, was the/fflest Of ftOtf. Gfeprge W. Aldfldge, at whose 1 .hotoe no met a ' -J number of political leader^ and 1 .nesa men. He^left tfeis raorhlngi • s.eak at the Mphroe/couhty;'iaff at B.ockport, *r0r turning'to Roehesiier hi the evenlngj on, hia way bacfe to AW /» ' »• '-*-# — '•. Hi:^ 1 .! 1 '^';' • A-„ i i 'J ;f i We manufacture Sten- * oils of all kinds. Price* depend entirely 6*n alio and amount of Kettering. Send us your oopy for estimate First cdass ^ A work guaranteed at low • £ est pricos. | MEDINA CYCtE WORKS h f508 South JSJtln SL Plow Point &riading We have the beat faculties , for plow point trrin6*ing. Try us* and yon will be sat- isfied. Stencil Cutting ,ThiB branch of our business . is continually growing. Get . yoar orders in as early as C ible. IBvery package a ler ships should be marked.' It is good adver- tising as well as a tafe way to ship. Scissors, knives, and in fact all kinds of edged in- struments, i Sharpened!. !E. H. BARRETT; ««%%»«%»«%«> iccc 5C CIGARS Are growing in favor every day. They are made from the best tobac- cos by first-class work- men; A- rich smoke and the last puff as good as the first. Like all good cigars you will find them At the Leading Dealers! Xr\<4 •'V • • -. \/••t v ,
