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.•r-r^w**. 'XT: > ,i t .n,n,ii»llil*wl|i '»\> i M3ST £rofitat>fe fcusmeMon Main: v. X* s:'tr#etC iioflgleftsepf Store/I^oca- tjont>e§fc ijcj.itavvm, JHfast be mVk soon, ^ sS parties aw sjiout to move a^ay. lV(l,uireoS'- \ JQH1T CROWLEY, \•' \ ;.'• • Beal\Estate Agent •!gf»WWm)\BAHJ jA^QRUm^. 'AND CQTJNSEltWRS rvRS. SPflCAlfBB <Sf. THAYMB. 1/ C^tEOPiTSlG PffYSICUtfS, Bolfce^ge.'Apartments,- West Avenue. %affi;^to l^a* ml/l to«, 7tp8p, ip, Gonsuiia^onl'iee. Both:'Phones. P REB B.,SKP*NER. Jctteriiey ana . Counsellor at I*w,' Down's & ?!«arne^ bnlldinK, Medina N. Y. Qeneral practice in all Courts (J I nave> a Complete Stock ^Florida Golden Russett j 2. r ' . \ •• AND , * ?-ULIflEUI NAVEL ORANGES C Malaga Grapes, Figs, Nuts, . CANDIES 01 all iinds, at a Right Price % Everything Fresh. Ho 0W Stock. I have* one of the Befit Stock . *of P i r*\fr t mmmm 'f*' t ™ EH. %3 To be Bad If yoa you want a good Pipo give me a Call. ( - ' Weather Indications,.' Sno\» and -warmer *y«e?day/ We* flesday mow; fresh southwest to west wind* , • 5 I Make a Specialty o! 'CTSARShytheBox, Don't Forget Your $20 CHAIR COUPON. I M. COMERFORD EAST CENTER ST. |jV, B. .TR, ^Tiehbl is confined to bis-home :by illness, , '*\\ •$%•:St\% m*lker of Bodhes-ter w^sjlie gnest oF Bred S. Parkhnrst,. \J\r,J-o\\et Sunday. • * • Mrsa'Kafliwiiae Farkhuyst \left *o*a ito&y jov a, week's Visit with fragndsr UXgjfcBftt&X • ^CS^ttip^^i &'•> leaved to-; wgW^rlllfcugntpn, Mich.) wiiere he is aitcui^Stte^iobigaft College of lliijcs.'. , . . ~ iftv'-'Wu' Mrs: P. J. Wijlaon. of; »i-nckp>vf : ;atljefrded the funeral -of Uuo. Atlvilieif 1 3. McCormick this, •ofternapn; ??«* ' > Mr,, and; Sirs. James M. Be^er arid son, OhMes returned, last even- ing from*\a visit /with relatives at- Wb. Itorrls*. 2Ir* H, T, Ivrompart returned thJs'ruorningfrorn a\ visit witkrela-< iives at Hamilton* Ont. This is the first time Mr, Erompart has seen one of his sisters since her infancy, and qnptaer sine© she was two years of age. DOES THIS MEAN YOU ? It Does if You Wife Anything. We havo a number of subscribers who owe us for the Jogiuui, since we first began to publish the same, about a year ago. We also have a still greater number who owe us for Read the-new advertisement of Laxdatier Bros,' id today's Issue, Special sale of jnarsluna^Iovis, on; fhnrsdayj 10 cents per pound at ., ' CiJJfMrjrasV •: Rev, Frederick S. Pajihuvst, pi. D, will .deliver* the address at4jie installation % of officers. in the liyn- donvilleJOodgei f., and A. ,M, ,' t William H. Phillips of Albion :1m been arrested for deserttonl from the. United States navy. .He \yil) be taken to ihe - Brooklyn navy yards. \ _. . • llr, W. J. Culver commenced bis ice harvest* this moiffing. He re- ports the ice as ten inches thick and the Ijest qdality harvested in many years. The Knights of Oolumbus will give a dancing party in their rooms on New Year's eve, Every arrange- ment is being made to have this affair a grand success. Medina Iwdge, No. J365 F.and M, and the Alert Hose Company attended the funeral of the late Hon. tldelbert J v MeCormick this after- noon. Start the new year right. Got a bran now outfit, suit of clothes, bat. aid overcoat. Our clearance sale ends this week. You can save money by buying your clothing and furnishings at W. I. Hasten & Co,'s.. _ th e P a8t 8l * m<mlhs - ' Do either °* 'these classes include you,'kind *%%>%+<%*>%>%%i%*k*sm**»%* TREADBASY TUB GREAT HEALTH SBOEPOR WOMEN. \What pneumatic tires are to the wheel Treadeasy shoes lire to the feet. They have the\ full rub- ber heels and cork cushion insoles. ; All StyUs One JPrite $3.50. •WW*fc^%%W%^*^V%* Am Is the only place in town where \ you can get Home 4 Made Caifldy-^^ PRESH E^EBr DAY. We also keep the LARGJLST STOOJK of all kinds of FRUIT IN TOWN Our sloek of Suts comprises every variety and they are the best.: Order your ICE O&EAM from lis '.ahd get the - choicest; Weals& carry,a flue line of ' robacco. and plgars> * . Mi- share Call Weare«nipying a of wholesale trade. Qet oar pricesv ••] ' ; > i 4^*WAiMsntSEet The annual meeting arjd election of oflicera of the 'Medina Businew ilea's Association will bo held OB Tuesday evening, January. 12th. Business of importance will come Wore the meeeting at that time, when every member is requested tc be present. The 29th Separate Company Band will give a minstrel entertainment, by local talent, in Beat's Opera House, the latter part of January. These entertainments afo\ becoming very popular in surrounding towns, and are being mado'an annual fea- ture. The boys are deserving of a large audience and will surejy get it, The funeral jservices<sf Mr. Hugh O'JDonneil, who died^at Hiagara Falk- yesterday morning, will be held nt St. Mary's Church in that city at nine o'clock Thursday morning. The remains will bo brought' hen on the noon train fdr^ interment in St. Mary's cemetery*. The I*dy Maccabees are to»en tertain their husbands and families Sfew Year's night at their rooina. We ara requested to state that tbt item which appeared In last week'b weekly papers that Medina Tent, K. 0. T. M. would be entertained bj the L. O. T. M. was wrong. Jif you wish to make a parent, brother or son glad he is living and in good spirits to make good resolu- tions'for the new year, buy him a suit or overcoat at W. I. llusten A CO.'B clearance sale. Sale ends this week. '!VMlil;M!fi'.-'\\)''dit-l'A,''f.l l | l l 1 ..'liJ'- | ll ^'l.i!' THE NEW YORK WORLD THRICE-A-WEBK EDITION. 'The Thrice a-Week World long ago established itself in public favor, and it is now recognized as the strongest publication of its kind in the United States. Advertisers and publishers seeking clubbing combinations—and they know best —universally testify to this. It is widely circulated in erery State and Territory of the Union, and even in remote South Africa and on the gold fields in the deserts of Australia. These are the things that tell. . Next year we have the Presiden- tial campaign, in which all Ameri- cans are deeply interested. Already the issues are being discussed and the two great parties' are preparing for the first moves. Yon will not Want to miss any details, and if you subscribe now your subscription will cover ^the campaign • from ber gining to end. The Thrice-a-week World is abso- lutely fair in its political news. la addition to all the news, the Tlttice-a-Week World furnishes the host Serial fiotibnj elaborate market reports and otherfeatures of interest. •The Thrice-a-Week World's reg- ular subscription price is only $1*00 per year*..and this pays 'for 156 pipers.' We- Offer this unequalled newspaper and. the MEDINA DAILY JotoAt to^etheVoae year for $2.65. reader V If so, wiEyon pleaso call and settle the same before January 1st, as we aro ansaons to have these accounts settled by that time. We also earnestly urge that onr patrons who owe for advertising or job work call and settlo their accounts as quickly as possible, as »ve \have .obligations that muBt Be met, and trust yon will aid us in meeting thorn. If you cannot come to the office luring the day, we can bo lound nt the Hart House evenings, whoro we will be glad to receipt all bills. : Sfereopticoii Exhibition. StereapMcpn exhibitions were given iu the Baptist Church Friday indSfondayovenings. • The pictures Priday evening were Very clear, the lantern working perfectly, but last .light thelanlom seemed \possessed\ or determined to have a fourth of July celebration, much to the cba- ^rin of the exhibitor. The pictures were taken by Mr. .Jaker on his trip to India, during bis sojourn there aud on his re- turn, and were views in Scotland, iSngland, France, Switzerland, Italy, Japan, China, India and tho Sand- wich Islands. Chief interest centered about the irictures illustrating the country rhere for eight years Mr. Baker has ueeii teaching in the Ongole Col- ege. The temples of India with uarveloiis stone carving, 'the tress md foliage with their luxurious growth, tbe customs, homes and ambits of the people, the striking' contrast between the condition of the people before and after the in- fluences of Christian teaching, were vividly portrayed:-. When the lantern works perfectly the entertainment given by Mr... Baker will be most interestjug and instructive. / Attention! To members of American Federa- tion of Labor, local No. 11,080. A' meeting will be held in the Walsh Hall Thursday evening, Dec. 31,.for the rrorninatio* of officers for the coming year. 'Ml member are re- quested to -be) present. Meeting called at 8 o'clock sharp. i TY7T mm mm** w.L^ E JA^-R? mt£^ wmmmM mimmnci STORE CLOSED„FRIDAY,.NElW YEAR'S.E>AY W E have kept our stocks complete^—in fact have been receiving new Qoats and Furs up p a very few days ago and it is NOW when you need thelieavy garmmts; You may have waited, hut* NOW is tho time to act. We are Hearing the end of another year and if the following; Clear* ance Prices are any indueerAenli there wiU ho a lively ending in, OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT Ladies' Coats 15.00 and |8.0| Garments Reduced to |t0 and §13 Garments. Reduced to $iS.OO Garments Reduced to |20,00 Garments Reduced to: , $4.25 $8.48 .$11.50 .$16.00 !* I S y a© CO o GJ*5 Jl o - a I- H| iS SB es o o • (! FURS! Children's Fur Sots, Misses' Scarfs, IAOW Scarfs and Muffs that were 15.00 and |0,0O Reduced to,,,..,. |7.00 and4a,0O Fur Scarfs Reduced to! , „ $10.00 and $13.00 Fura Reduced to„*. $16.00 Fura Reduced to i * t •••*«««* M***«M«tit $4*25 $5.98 $7.98 $11.50 These prices ore lor Wednesday and Thursday afid apply to uny Coat and Fur In ow stocK. Come [early. LANMVEB BROTHERS a LYND0NV1LLE. Christmas timo for our village was a' very merry ono. Merchants did a holiday business far exceeding former years. Tho Methodist church gave a supper for tho older pupils of its school and a treo for tho younger ones. The Presbyterian and Baptist Churches celebrated the Christmas time with trees. It is needless to say these were all en- joyable occasions. Among the many who made Christmas visits to the \old berg\ were Ernest Breod of Cornell; A. M. Wright of Now York;, C. 8. Waterbury of Buffalo; L. L. Daniels of Holyoke, Mass.; Miss Sarah Freeman and Georgo Murdock. Miss Bertha Phipany?of Gasport is visiting relatives and friends in town. Judson Van Ouser and wife of Wisconsin' visited his sister, Mrs. George Blanchard, a few days last week., Robert Anderson of Barre -gave a very interesting description of his tr^p to Los Angelesand the meeting of th,e General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, on Sunday evening. Offing to very bad weath- er there were only a few who came to hear him. LUNCH ROOM REOPENED. Prof. George ' S. Clark has re- oper^g^l^Mnch room formerly conductecmj' Michael Vesock, on East Oehter street. Hot and cold lunches served at all hours. 276tf A glass or two of water' half an hour before breakfast will usually keep \the 1 bowels regular. ^ Harsh catharlics should be avoided. When, a purgative is needed,, take Cham- berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are mild and. gentle in their action. For sale by .'Charles A. Mack. Call and see E. W. Harlow's Wil- ton Blankets. South Main \Street Medina N. Y. 270 tf FOR SALE. Pair of light bobs in good condi- tion. Inquire of S, Rice. 27St2 HOUDAV-EXCURSIONS. Christmas and New Year's Excursion to Buffalo and Niagara falls, Fri^ day. Dec. 25 and Friday, Jan. I. Train, leaving Buffalo at U;30 p. m. will ran throngh to Medina and Albion on December 25th and Janu- ary 1st. On abovo dates the New York Central will sell excursion tickets to Buffalo and return at rate of 85e, and 75o to Niagara Falkland return, tickets good going and re- turning on date of sale on regulur except iirnjled trains. J l • Ice scenery at Niagara Falls is magnincent at this season of the year. Special holiday attractions at all the Buffalo theatres. Call on Now York Central ticket agents for tickets and all informa- tion. Reduced Prices on Meats. Loin roaat pork, 12j^c per lb, Bam roast pork, 12^c. por lb, Roast beef, 12#o. per lb. Pure lard, 9c per lb. Pork sausage, extra- firie, lOo, per lb. Tho above are tho finest qualify of meats to be found in \town. 263tf p. Roa E R3. DON'T FORGET THAT POTTER & ALLEN HKAOaiiAHTKHS PON QAB.L H. BREED. JLoaus, Real! ^ Estate bought, sold and sickling- j ed at Simonda & L\Hommedieu's offices, 1 sratf Gigaps and Tobaccos all the time, New Years as well as Christinas.»- Also Candies, Nuts and Fruits Home Phone No, gg •••••np^i^i ww m I>>WSA*M-W Christmas and New Year's Excursion .. to Rochester, Friday Deo. 25 and Friday, Jan. I. On above dates the New York Central will sell excursion tickets to Rochester and return at rate of 95c, tickets good going and returning on regular except • limited trains on date of sale.. Special holiday attractions at all Rochester' theatres, both afternoon and everting. * Call on New York Central ticket agents for tickets and all informa- tion. Great Reduction^on Winter (Goats, Furs attd ' ScparatcJSkirts The assortments are not large but we shall make PRICES VERY SMALL to clean out all before inventory. Come AT ONCE and secure A BARGAIN. E, SPOOffli
