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'•>:: \ ••)•••••; . -On-above date tbe$ew .„.,.. .... tra! will run a.-theatre/ tr|ia^ ©oft} Buffalo to 0rocfeEo^ v s^pprog|UJl stations, Ieaviu#, # W^-at XlMt P. ^.ite^ccwBmodate ftps© W'lQ wish to attend;*y.']^M^,'ft^P> an ^ aiso.4he Odd f eBbwsWW mil attend iW 0fJdt«iiows : , > :*»S9ti'ng in Lock- port Sep'ter»ber\3Dfeb.v Train leaves iiOekjp'otiM IBr^a. in,* '•= ^heHijb'acttc-na' at Buffalo theatres oirthte .^ate wHl.'.'he* as follows; gtar ^h'eatp, Forbes Robinson arid •4jteiicu4e'J3Ujot;t-.4n. \The Light that /Failed;'' Shea's High Class Vaudfr. ; vilje; Academy* \The Factory Girl;\ Lafayette, '''i'lie Trocaderys;\ Ly- ' ceura, ^JieEvil Men Do,\ Round trip rate to Buffalo $1.20 -frora Medina, aud 64c. to Loekport aijd return. Qajl on New York Central ticket agents for tickets and all informa- tion. 197W WMthifel- todleatloiuu, Fair and slightly warmer Tuesday; Wednesday, Increasing cloudiness, wobably rata; wiads bloating east and brisk, F OB the PeafBEEADuse \Niagara Fancy Elour, M .For sale 1 only by ' if. BLOOD # COMPANY V' (^-EEOPAIEIQ EHYSICSIANS. gol^redg^ Apaytaionta, ^WesJ Avenue. •'Hours:—9 to 12 a. ja., 1 to 6,ftoSp. m, Consultation Fyee, Both.\ 'Phon.es , F BBD'B. SKESTRER. Attcraey add . Counsellor at LHYT. ttonro's & • , rKeawiej; trafldtaK, REedinn H.Y, funeral pruoticQ in all Courts E^AWQ. for Sale by f. I ZIMMERMAN, Use * - — Lawtoti's Indian Herbal Blood Syrup. Guaranteed to cure Scrofula, Eczema, Goiter, Fever Sores, Blood Poisoning and all blood disorders. This Syrup is purely Herbal, and its equal aa * Blood Purifier and System Tonic it not known. _. Each bottlo containsa* fuU month's treatment and sells for $1.00. Try it aud be convinced. For Sale by Ohns. A. Mack, Medina, N. Y. Compounded by The Lawton Medicine Co., Holley, ft. Y. Hamburg and egg sandwiches at Cummings'. Double stamps, green or pink, all this week at Gummings'. Modern seven room house to rent, Inquire at this office. ,. • 202tf Thursday being a Jewish holiday Lstadauer Bros.* store will be closed on that day. « .'-; Now is the. time'$6 buy ypu> blanketaand robes at ELW«Earlo,w's, Brown. Block, Medina, H.Y. Mr,C *IK LjesVan has promised to donate a, fine picture frame for tlie rogue's gallery at police headquar-r ters, - / r 'Mr* Christopher Gilmaster of Shelby Basin, while picking pears on Sunday afternoon, fell from a a table and broke one of his ribs. Last, strayed or stolen. Two small kittens, one p. light yellow, the other a tiger striped, Reward if returned to Peafle Smith, Brown block, Mr. I- H. Qeballe's special sale on Friday and Saturday last of the Kahn-Fienberg; CQ,'S fall and win- ter suits, overcoats and tronsers was a great success. Mr, Qeballe adver- tised this sale extensively in the JOURNAL last week, Ask Mm if advertising in, this paper brings result*. Misses Ida Goon and Jeesio Gal- lup of Middloport will bold a class in dancing in the Opera House at Middloport this evening; also ono in Cooper's hall, Medina, Thursday evening, Oot. 1st, Instruction from 8 to 0, General doucing, 0 to 12. Admission, 25c. Everybody cor- dially invited. The songs stuujhy-Srnith O'Brien in \The Game Keeper** this season are all new and written ^expressly for this season's production. \The City of Rest,*' as sung by Mr. O'Brien, assisted by the choir in the pretty and effective dispel scene in tho last act, is said to be far more beautiful than' \The Holy City\ or \Salvation This play will appear at Bent's Opera House 1 Oct. 2d. Double stamps (argon) all this month. PARISH & STnATfON. Q f fir. Geo. Haingray •A R T I N Q has purchased the Carting . Business of Albert Strdth, and hopes through atriet attention to business and reasoaabte •• prices t© rs= ceive a share of your pat- ronage. Leave orders at * the \ Progressive \ or Home *Phone 294 •!W'fil!.U *m<f^>>f^^»r i m>immtm I Wo Found* ThievesHeW for €rand SES3 rffjr lSSfcta NE3TYORK #*TRAL .V-\' & HUDSON RIVER B. B. THE FOUfKTRAGK TRUNK LINE. tK BFBEC3T JtTifE 14, 1HB.; TialnB pass Medina osXoUows : , : \ . EAST BOUND. SK» %. m. »r. Booli. 7:80 aJ i&.tar. N.V. •TS8 \ \ 8U0 \ \ 5:S0 \ •B-19 \ '•• U:16 \ \ 8M \ !Uai6p.m. \ 2:Wp.m, \ 0:60 \ •Sitt \ *• 4:15 \ * \ S:80».m. »«a» \ •• v:« \ \ 7so \ •T:« \ \ . 9:16 \ \ 735 \ Biturdaya oily. Train leaves Buffalo at U SO p. m., «rriT8e In Medinft 13:49 Sunday morning. WEST BOUND. •ll:l»B.in. , 1ST. Fallsl:M»,ra •7:80 \Wf. Buffalo S:B8 a. m. \ 8:46 •9:» \ •\ S:lTp.m. \ «JJ10 \ \ *9SB &*7^ 11:15 ia5-p.m, BilO \ 8:60 \ ; 10:65 \ Train leaves Eooheater 18:20 Medina at 1:45 p. in., Klagsr* 11*6 \ T. :10 p.m. BiOS \ 830 \ .atSiWpvm. •Indloateo trnlna ran dally. ' ! , H. PABBT, feneral Agent, _ • OT Main Bfc., Buffalo, H,T 1QBH.DAOTBLS, • • ^ T *_ (eneral Passenger Agent, Hew York. • AjB, (JniitlL, General Msa««er ' PERSONALS. . Mies XJhriBtint Wright of Albion was tha guest of MissNellio Grapes over Sunday, The first meeting of the Tuesday Evening Beading Club will be held this ovening at the home of Mrs. lb Pixley. Mr. snd Mrs. Arthur \Waterson of Medina, were the guests of Messrs. Frank, ajidjtay- Bradford Sunday.— •Hiddlep^ri}eiaIa7 R r : C^[f** ,0 ~ r ™ ,- James aud Marian Chamberlain and Mrs. Bauble of Akron, 0., stop- ped in town Sunday with their cousin, Mr. A. B. Chamberlain. Miss Etta Walsh and Mr. Win, .Sanborn of this place, were united in marriage at 10 a. m., today at the parochial residence of Rev. Father Berkery. Miss MaoHealey of Lock- port was bridesmaid, snd Mr. L. E. Elliott was best man. After the ceremony a breakfast was served at the home of the bride's mother on S. Main St. The happy couple left on the 11:52 train for the west, amid showers of rice aud congratulations of a host of friends. At home after October 6th. ' This is the tight. time to insert your fall advertipingand the JOURNAL ia the right paper in which to insert it. Five thousand eopies are circu- lated every Week. . If you have not yet paid for your JouBNAipleise do so at once. Re- member, our terms are strictly in advaacs. Dr. Stanley, the clairvoyant, will be at 321 tft«t Ave. next Saturday evening and Sunday. . .'201t6 For a bilious attack\ take Cham- berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick cure is certain. For sale'by Ghas. A. Mack, Druggist, 420 Main St, Medina, N. Y. The .rig _4$\If&VM. Bros'., which,] was stolen fron> J&be atable on. East Center street' Stinday night, hae.l been found, and tjfcie thieves are now :in, AJbioa jail, awaiting the actijpn, of the nexfe grand jury. The story: of the roblbefy was related in ye?B- tei'day's. JOURNAL,, and as was stated^ officers were at work on tlie ccsa all day, Shoifly after nine o-'cloQk laatj evening a 'phone message from the Kelly House to tb>fe police beadq.vtatrT ters inforraed Ohijef Stork that a »g answering. the 6I«soriptioen; of t3?e one stolen was in - the\lj.ate!barn; Chief Stork and ofDcor Ftiller weaat at once to the hotel and after tSiq rig had been fullw; identified one of the men who dro\?e in with the i$g was arrested and looked up, 1 T3he other man, who waas with liin, flodj but was captured, -this nxornjn'g l»y officer Fuller. Officer Eavker* -who iad been working on tlio case, found thd har- ness; whichi had 1>eeit sold by tb.e tbieveH for $6,00 f» James Xoades of Ridgeway. Both men wesre \arraigned fibis moming beforo Justice Brainaxd, waived examination and wero held for the grand jury, as beforo stated, One gave tho nnirte of Jsxncs Black and tlio other said his cognomen was '\John Doo.\ His real nacne, from papers fouad on his person, is believed to bo J. Jf. Ourley. Both prisonora \were photographed by special court ja&otographor M. J. WhedQn. Thoyvrierotiikeja to Albion jail this noon. SIX WERE ARRETED. Six men worn arrested yesterday for stealing a rides on a freight frsSn. •Five of these worthies are aaow langu- ishing iu ShoriEE Rico's domain, in in Albion, and vsrben thej are xe- I«asedit is safo to say they will walk the nest timo tlioy pass (lirongh Medina. Iftiatorelay morning ofScer McCormic3c nrrestc(l Ihroo luon for this offense,- TbeQrgavotiteif r natnc8 as Leonard Sumexs, Chacrles Parker and Fred Qrnbiam, Thoy wero arraigntsd bofores justice Braittoxd, who sentenced Statmcra and ParJker to fifteen days-ia Albion Jail Qra- bam was discharged. Later in. tlio clay officers Parker and MeCormiok otnd speeial railroad detective \Webber arrested Allied Patterson, James \Walsh and Haxry Smith for tlio saoae offense. Judge Brainard senteiir**ed Patterson to ^ivo days nnd \Walsh and Smith will bo guests of tho KheriH for ten days. MILIIWIPEND^G. Misses iMurpbry & Rands invite the ladies to theiar millinery opening (503 Mair* streot> on Thursday and j?Yiday of tliis \ve«k 202t3 NE¥/ YOrtK CENHAL Round Trip Rale to Rochester. Great Production of \The Beaalyond the Beast.\ The New Ybrfe Central will sell round trip ticke'fis to Rochester at rate of $1 20 frorxi Medina. The great production, of \The Beauty and the Beast\ -will be at the Lyceum Tlaeater during the week of September 28th-Gctober 3d, with Wednesdasy and * Saturday matineSB. iLast train leaves Rochester at 11:15 p m. Call on JNew York Central ticket agents for tickets and all information. Wanted. By a competent lady, situation, as housekeeper, Call at 107 Pearl St. Subscribe for £&e DAIL-Y JOUEKAL and get all the news every day. LOST. A pair of glasses, The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving same at this office. 195fif sures ;-;•/ jttOV WANTED To work in cooper shop. Apply at this office, 194tf FOR RENT. Furnished or lanfurnipJied rooms in new house on Main street. En- quire .539 Main street, 195fcf LOST. A red cow wit-fat large white ajoot on body, horns tart in. Last seen going south near \West Slielby. Joan Sooxx, Medbaa, H. T, Xjovejripr Odell sou&de'd the key: ;ri6te on, the' cans! q,uestion at hlsi :spe_ech;.at;JiHTaterloQ Thursday.- $k showed up the fhllacy of the argu- iinent .that the tax for enlarging ^e I ;e \waterway Would be a great-; burden. A part of the speech reads: Ladies and Gentlemen* New |:¥brk is so ire gently referred to as the great cornmeroial and manufac- turing 1 state, that some'of our people have lost sight of its importance as 'an. agricultural states The stories of' the vast acauniulations^f wealth wKoh-qome ironi, our great- cities Jiave, I fear, overshadowed the -re- sults of labor upon the farm and in the gardens of the state. Too often W© hear that we must look to the West for the food produots of the future;, and that the culmination of our state's progress will be in trans- ferring the skill of the fanner to the factory and the office, . While it is true that rnen are to be found in all pursuits of trade whose early train- ing began upon the fawn, yet the abandonment of agricultural pur- suits to any considerable extent would be a distinot loss to the state. Therefore whatever of encourage- ment cari be given to our suburban and rurakpopnlation should receive the approval and the approbation of every oitizea. How well this truism is recognized is shown by the intelligent legislation which has aided BO much to scientific farming aa well as encouragement to those who are engaged in its pursuit. Bid you ever stop to consider tho important relation which our rural conunnnitlcs bear to our vflBt con r tew of population? How,if tho products our tillaWo and arable lands wore diverted to other mar- kets, the vast manufacturing intor- osta in our state would Buffer, and its tens of thousands of employees w/ould find it next to impossible to continuo their work. I have too ranch faith in tho -coinmon sense of tbi people, particularly .thoao of the rural eonuauni4cs, to heliovo that unworthy motives pay provoufpulj-j lie improvements that mean tho advancement and' progress of tho state—to believe that tho fear of taxes may prevent New York from taking and holding her proper place in tho great future. Each one of tho 370,000 farmers in this state has an interest in the growth of the city of New York because it is | its'principal market for their $27.5,- 270,000 worth of products; because their $55,474,155 worth of dairy products would bo much less valua- ble if poorly paid workmen were their customers. I make these suggestions because there iB a possibility of the $1,069,- 723,895 worth of farm lands being taxed its proportion of the necessary amount of about $4,200,000 annual- ly for the enlargement of the Erie canal Do yon understand how small and insigniftcent that amount would actually be if the tax were authorised and should be levied directly npon these lands? While I have faith in the. promise that a direct tax shall not again be levied, and do not admit that the necessity will ever arise for it again, yet let us suppose that it will be, and what is ]the result ? Of the total assess- ment of the state this land does not average much more than one-tenth. The average value per acre in the state is $47.23—in other words a hundred acre farm would cost $4,723. The average assessment is but 40 per cent., and the assessed valuation of the 100 acre farm would be -but 82,361. With the state yalnation of $6,000,000^000, the average tax under a fifty-year bond plan Would be 70 cents per $l,0O0 of valuation, or $1.65 on the 100-aere dEaran. r 'jmprpvlemeptt I giVtftiiia $pr.ih.e;ptopo§p of eontj'ftvprting. the : oiatnX' th&t. - increased tax litirdens wild follow,' 4b the end that f^n may #eigbVthte question more, upon: tho lines pf Jiubllo utility and necessity? The past gives amplo evidence of thiagrowth \which followed fhe. con^i atruotion of the Erie canal, The present is not lacking of evidence of its value.. The future depends upon, our own .conception of the necessities of the times, If we seize every oppo^tuSMty for advance- ment; if we work together io? the public .interest, theft we. shall b& able ta accomplish results which will be for. the publio good of all parts of- _the sjate, similar to those which have followed great public improvement in the city of New fork, wd other, municipalities,, which have, resulted in increasing valuation, better -markets and a greater ability to meet the other problems of our statO; particularly those which, have to do with our rural communities. At the Brockport fair on Friday last, Governor Odell, among other things, said: ^ Tho railroads today may serve to meet our present necessities, but the plans which wonld dictate poli- cies that might destroy competition might lead to results that would not only deBtroy their usefulness, but also place oar vast commerce at the mercy of those whoso interests are entirely oxttsido of oar state. It would seona to be tho part of wisdom therefore that which we havo and which has produced such roagnificont commercial results should ho pre- served, modified to meet the existing conditions and mado available for such uses as tho future may have in store. Of tha liborality of tho stato, of the deslra of our citizens to promote its welfare thoro can bo no doubt. How great our responsibilities; how much depoads upon, a cool, deliberate Judgement for a continu- ance of that which, has made lis great, of that which will have for its object the continued happiness and the employment of our pooplo. Ibavebeett%oub!ed withw.^lt^*', ;' achfor the pastfour years, say^iD,'L,\' ':;' Beach, of Clover Nook Farm> ^*een? / field Mass. •.•^•|ew-da^.ag^ , ; j^.'jTOi^-|y induced tohuy aboxofOhamberiaisn's * Stomach anci Liver Tablets.-' I'hs?&; >.. taken part of ifem^tt^el a-g^ealh^: deal better, . 5$ you -have,/'-any,,.'' trouble with your stomach try; a-loc& .;• • these tablets, \ydi^e certsia to hs pleased with the result, Price $5 cents. Tor sale by Oharlea A- M*pk» -. •'• Druggist, 42Q.&fah> St., lafea&aj&T. \l JJBNT'S f OPSRAJ ' ,'S fiMa&Oct M Tour oj the Sweetest Singe? fBriert And a company of great ability, 4n A Gigantic Scenic Success HEAR O'BRIEN SINQ \Since Sally Left Our Alley.\ \Kvary Man is a Volunteer,'' \TheKing of the Great White Way,\ \Ireland I Sift You the Top of the Moming,\ Expressly written for this season's pro- duction. PRICES Gallery 2flo au& 85o; lower floor 85a snil r\T 50c ITo higher. Reserved Seats at Cvunmingt'. •<«>«r>«*s-*Ms>t>«>«>s>t>>«*'» Brass and Copper 3 IcllvllvSs • If, therefore, better water facili- ties wiE bring into the state more .manufactories; if we can bring the iron trade from the West; i£ ypur markets are enlarged, do you think that, out- of the prosperous future you' men of the farm can afford to pay this small pittance for the building $nd support of this great! Victory For Defendants. Bridgeport, Conn., Sept 29.—A tem- porary victory was scored by tho d*?- fendanta ta tho suit ot D. E. Loowc & Co., hat matters ia Danbury, who arc backed by tlio American Anti-Boycott association, against tho officers ot t&u American Federation of l^auor, tha officers of tho United Hattera of North America and 250 members of tho Unit- ed Hatters aa Individuals. After n hearing beforo Judge George W. Wheoior of tho superior court, tho amount of attachment was reduced to $60,000. This hearing wns on a mo- tion by counsel for tlio oral examina- tion of the members of the firm of D. EL Loowo & Co., as to tho actual amount at damage sustained by tho firm in consequence of tho strike and ooycott Strike tr» American Type Foundry. . Cincinnati, Sept. 20.—The employes in tho Cincinnati branch of tho Ameri- can Type Foundry company went out on a strike on order from tho head qunrtors in Chicago. Tho mon say it Is to bo a general strike at ail the type foundries in tho country. Champions to Compete. Pittsburg. Sept 29,-Tho Pittsburg baseball team, champions of the Na- tional league, left last night for Boston, where they will on Thursday begin a series of IUBO games for tho champion- ship of the world with the Boston American league champions. The Pittsburg elub will stop nt Buffalo to- tay and arrive at 5oSton on Wednes- iay. The schedule as arranged for the post-season series is as follows: At Boston. Oct 1, 2 and 3; at Pltta- ttarg, Oot 5, 0, 7 and 8. The club win- ning five games -will be given the ehampntnshlp. Subscribe for MEDINA DAILY Jotra- NAL. 82.00 for one yearj $1.00 for six months. ..Treadeasy.. THE GREAT HEALTH SHOE FOR WOMEN.' What pneumatic tires are to the wheel Treadeasy shoes are \to the feet They have the full rub- ber heels and cork I cushion insoles. All Styles Oits Price $3.50. L.'%^VSV%VSVSV%V-*%^%^SV»v 1 ? 'Wo manufacture Sten- A elk of all klndB. Pricet A depend entirely on siio A and amount of lettering. R Send us your copy for 3 estimate. First class A work guaranteed at low A est prices. I MEDINA CYCLE WORKS A COS South Main St Plow Point Grinding * \We hftTe the best facilities for plow point grinding. Try us and you will be sat- isfied. Stencil Cutting This branch of our business is continually growing. Get yonr orders in as early as possible. Every package a farmer ships should be marked. It is good adver- tising as well as a safe way to ship. Scissors, knives, and in fact all kinds of edged in- struments, sharpened. E. H. BARRETTj Masterpiece 5C CIGARS Are growing in favor every day. They are made from the best tobac- cos by first-class work- men. A rich smoke arid the last puff as good as the first. I4ke all good cigars you will find them' At the Leading Dealers
