Hornellsville Weekly Tribune from Hornellsville, New York • Page 3

1TSAJ30! THE STREET RAILWAY CONTRACTS ALL FINISHED- It Bond meiite-Ciir. 10 The Contractor Here. The street railway is a fixed fact. The contracts conduction, rolling Stock, all are lot and work is to begin just as soon as the st.ects are fettled and work can be done. The following the organization of the Hornellsville Electric Hallway President--Charles Adsit.

VicePres't-F. D. aherwood. S. Newman.

Treasurer--S. II. Crane. Executive Adsit, Ira Davenport, D. M.

Page. Superintendent, D. J. Duncan, now of Cumberland, Md. The railway will run from the Lackawanna depot" down Seneca street to Main gnd down Main to Broad, where it will divide, one line continuing down Mam to the junction of East Main and East the watering trough, near the sixth ward school house, thence back to River street, down that to the Erie depot, thence up Loder to Canisteo, to Broad, to Main, forming a loop.

HU Picture. Patsey McNamara's picture appears in the Telegram. The reading matter is truer than the likeness. TIM Street Hallway. The people of Cass.

Hill and Spruce Sts, are anxious that the line proposed by the Erie people should be carried out. They think it would be better for the street railway as it will run through a thickly settl BOW TO MAKE MONEY. WHAT THE LEADING AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL HAS DONE- A Hint Which May Vrove Bare Opportunity for InventoM. (N. Y.

Commercial Advertiser.) A rumor became current on the street yesterday that H. H. Warner one of the most prominent Industrial Institutions of America, and which has been cap- CANISTEO'S CHATTER. We have exposed, during the last vcar, many swindles who advertise, under the A VERY LIVELY LIST OF IITEMS FROM natuc of medicine, vile ed locality all along the detour, and in London, about to double I Tim standing and Itn- Upper Spruce street tap all the southwest- part of the city. Death of Mr.

SlietM. Geo. II. Shedd died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. M.

H. Buvinger, April 4th aged 51 years. Mr. Shedd was formerly in the employ of the Palare Car Co, and has been an invalid for the past two years. He was a widower, and leaves two children, Mrs.

Buvinger, and Miss Maud Billings. The funeral arrangements will be announced later. Married. Mr. Maurice F.

Frear, formerly of Boston, the secretary of the Bronson Plumbing and Heating was married to Miss Frankie E. V7heat. on Wednesday evening, March 30th by the Rev. Mr. Hoffman.

The newly married couple are gifted with musical powers of a high order which, Another line will continue down Cam's- 1 with personal attractions make them vc-y teo across the truck to the hospital. About litter there is some negotia lions going on with the Erie people, looking to a crossing for the street car line. The Brie people waut the Street Car to go to the hospital via Cass street, Hill street, and Spruce street to Canisteo street, and thereby avoid the busy Canisteo street crossing, but they prefer the direct line. The cars from the hospital are expected to run to Main street, and then continue on to the Oth ward, returning by the loop via the Erie depot. The equipment of the road is the finest possible.

The contract has been given to the electric light works to furnish the power, and they have erected an addition to their plant and made other changes in anticipation of the work. Tne contract for the cars has just been awarded to the G. Brill of Philadelphia, and calls for five IS feU vestibule H.otoi irs, to be finished in cherry with double thick French plate glas-s. They are the vi-ry best that can be got. There are also to he five IS feet combination trailer cars.

These are extra cars that can be attached to the motor cars in case of a crowd or a They arc neat and commodious and comfortable in warm weather. On each of the motor curs are two 20 horse power motors, of the Edison single reduction pattern, t-oinething new, more quiet running than the usual kind. The contract for the rails have been giv- ed to the Tramway rail company of Pitts- popular in society. Xiagara Falls. Niagara Falls and Suspension Bridge have been incorporated as a city with the name that heads this article, and are in Hie throes of first election.

The democratic president of Suspension Badge, Jlr. Wright has been nominated for Mayor and the republicans were to nominate the ic- publican president of Niagara but failed to do so, and he will run on a stump ticket. A citizen's candidate is also talked of. its common stock. The standing and im portance of this Company in the financial world quite naturally caused this rumor to become the subject of much conversation and comment.

The phenonenal success this company has attained, and the large dividends hhas paid, naturally made important and justified an investigation. Therefore a representative of this paper called at the New York office of the Company, 50 Broadwav, in order to ascertain the falsity or verify the truth of the rumor. Mr. Warner, the president of the company, is a genial gentleman, beaming with kindness and good nature, but he became uncommunicative when approached by the writer "Mr. Warner, it is reported that II.

H. Warner Co is about to double its common stock. Is this true Who told you a asked the gentleman in surprise. It is a current rumor. Are you prepared to deny it Mr.

Warrior thought carefully for a few moments and then said I think such will be the case The fact is the business was far too low a figure originally; as it and dividends clearly Both earnings and dividends justify three times present amount of its common stork. was so convinced of this when it was OUR CORRESPONDENT- Ft-moniili--An Interesting EnUtrUlmuent Tin. l'rtgrain-AFlood of riquuut CANISTEO, April 1st. All fools day. The population of Canisteo was increased iy five, Wednesday.

All girls. A barn belonging to Mr. E. L. was lestioyed by tire Wednesday night.

The Building was insured. The Coleman. brothers, Arthur and Will, were in town the first of the week. Mr. Charles Moore of Elba, formerly of is spending a few days with his aunt, Mrs.

James Balcoiu. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John Delaney died very suddenly Thursday night. The little son of Mr.

and Mrs. James Mitchell is quite ill. Mr. K. II.

Robinson and family are fo Burn Natural Gat only increase human sulk-ring, lo all who need a pure medicine and blood pun- tier, we can honestly recommend Sulphur Editor Sun. Female To THE EDITOR: Please inform jour readers that I have a not-itive remedy for the thousand and one ills which arise from deranged female or- 1 shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy free to any lady if they will semi their express and P. O. Yours J. B.

Marchici, Do l.en- eseo L'tica, JN'. Y. Uray btuwtj Worm Powdfit. Is your child restless at night, tossing i and grinding its teeth during sltept '-love )ou a child cioss and fretful, rings, about the eyes, a tired veiy pale aitd at times everMi, a coated tongue, offensive a a hands and feet? These jyjjipU ms ite certain indications the child is troubled with worms. Mother 5ray Swvt Wonu will givo relief.

All 25 cents. stop at the Canisteo house, while their An Important Decision. The State Railroad Commission dismissed the complaint of E. V. Parker of Elmira against the Erie, which alleges that merchants of Rochester, engaged in the business of selling groceries, are permitted to ship goods to points on the Eric, i i class without regard to their weight ur bulk, thus constituting a discrimination i.i classification against New York merchant- dealing in the same line of goods and sell- n- at the same points.

The company ioi not deny the fact but justified its acli by the claim that the Rochester merchnntf. could not otherwise successfully with New York houses handling the lino of goods. gimilly capitalized that I purchased in he'opon market on the London Stock Exchange a large proportion of common stock" myself at 50 per cent aMve its par value, well knowing it was the best mvest- uent I could make. Subsequent events lave verified my "May I ask what the earnings have been?" Certainly. It is no secret.

Iheh'-st year 0 per cent was paid upon the debun- ture bo'ids, 3 per cent upon the preferred and 17." per cent upon the common stock, while was carried to reserve fund. For the second year per cent was paid upon the debunture bonds, per cent upon the preferred and 171 per cent upon the cr.inui'jn.stock, while 0i' ik-l)unture bond-, wen- c-iiicclled I I I was earn-d figures the comply "irni-d i over uiiii.OoO. trigs 1:1 I i new home is undergoing some alterations. i i A. AVebster was a pleasant caller in town, Friday.

Mix. Luin Kennedy of Burns, N. and Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Henderson of H'villi-, were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs John Will, Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Kennedy is a sister of Mrs. Wirt's, Tin. Demurest silver medal contest will be hf! 1 at the Baptist church, Friday April The people of Hornellsville are earmv'lv invited to be present at this con- tc-t.

The F.pworth League and the Christian have invited Mrs. Carson to give le and $10U In round i i a liarlinientary talk and drill, to be held at the church, Friday April a i all the societies arc interested in i Mrs. l.ico. Davis entertained the dav Afternoon Literal Chi 1 Club" at her mr 1.1.0 on a lay i n-. i gi .1111 fur tin 1 afu-i noon i 1 of i i i i a lii'l-i'-.

i n-', i 1 I i 1 i i i i bu-n 1 r- i i i i i 'if i 1 or any other ceasfullT, nt I A A A 'and enjoy ft i i a white light. The perfection of all gas bum- ers. Made on the principle sat tfce Lamp. Over a miUian Ask for it. If the deafer it, send to ui direct, and we wfll nd yon a Burner with Edison Porce- Reflector, Chimney and Tripod, complete, on receipt of state if wanted for natural gas.

SeMl for circular. 'n ROCBBSTKK. LAMP 49 Puft Place, New York. N. F.

Allen Co. MIODLKTOWN, N. 4, 1889. I nave used lr Deane's Dyspepsia Pill's suceess. Having been a great sufferer from for the bast 15 years and tried a many remedies, but un- 1 recotmuended to use your pills found no relief.

My son has also used them and been very much benetitted, and we cheer- fu'ly recommend them to all people sutt'erj n.tr from this dreadful disease. W. II. A I have been a sulle-rcr from catarrh for years. ing tried a number of remedies advertise-J "sure cures" without obtaining any rtlicf, I had resolved never to take any other patent medicines, when a friend advised me to try Ely's Cream Balm.

1 did so with great reluctance, but can now testify that after using it for six weeks I believe myself cured. It is a most agreeable invaluable Stewait, 02-I Grand Brooklyn. Miles' Nerve 1'Ule. "ii a new principle--regulating the i stomach and bowels through tiie A new discovery. Dr.

lily cure biliousness, bad taste, i-r piles, Unequaled i. children. Smallest, 50 dosus, 25 cts. Samples T. Co.

our hese Fell IJciMl. very familiar seven i lurire-h burg, and it is to be a 56 pound to the yard, girder rail. (The Jamestown and Elmira rail weighs 48 Ibs.) These are to rest on a 6x8 inch white oak tie, eight feet long. The standard tie is 5x7 and seven feel long, so it will be seen that Hornells- ville is to have the best. The contract for the construction lias been let to D.

J. Duncan, of Cumberland, who is not only to build the road, but is to remain with us and operate it after its completion. He is a hardy, clear headed, energetic Scotchman, and has built and operated the road in that city, which is similar to the proposed lines here. He is now in Buffalo to purchase the ties and poles for the new line. Our people will be interested in the construction of the road.

This is to be done by a trench dug through the center of the streets, 18 inches deep and eight feet wide. At the bottom of this trench will be a layer of gravel on which the ties will rest, and with which they can be tamped. It will be 16 inches from the bottom of the tie to the top of the rail. Between the rails and a foot on each side it is to be paved with brick, whenever the city shall be ready to pave. This pavement the company is to put in itself.

It builds of brick because it is easy to remove in case of needed repairs. The width between the rails is exactly that of a wagon and the flange gives a foundation for a carriage wheel better than any pavement. It will be in operation by the Fourth of July. The Fifth "Ward. Did you know that this section pf our city is growing rapidly It is, and we will have a street railway connection this sum- Jury Lint.

List of grand and trial juiors to serve at a circuit i an-1 oyer and tennirier to be hi 1:1 sit second Monday (11th of A i hii- c.ip.i' i i ii i tii.vt it i i i i-dy i ct i i i i i i i.l/ i i to i our the I i I 1 i i ii 1 i i -A a fit v. i i yr (,, -i i'ay p.i-ses of f.e r-ud'len death of some pronii- i -I i l.v the iy oi i i i i I Ui I r.K.VNW til coM' 'i i' in i Taj-lor, Thomas Alleo Charles Ames i AlvinW. Barney Brink RuM. k-Oscar Ituiiham llonu-i -n, Samuel Easling IKnry J. Farran A.

J. Loftus 1 i ho 1 1 i i .11110 i i i ch.ill^r an Id lii-ve i i easily be I ires arc there?" money to a tulle of -k receive IIN in the elli-ted A i i M. I i 1). tee, "Mike," i i i i i i Song, by Mrs. John i i i i a si'ene taken from uk.

of the "Wooing of Henry V. 1 i- I i of Ki.ig Henry, was ably sus- i i bv Mrs. Albert Crawford. That of 'ath-irinu" by Mrs. Robertson, and 'Alice' Mrs.

Harry Bunncll. MUMC, by Mrs. i Bailey. After congratulations had bi-en ollercd, tea was announced and the TO clubs partook of a dainty and inviting explanation is "Heart Hu-refore beware if you havi; i i i i symptoms in Side, Smothering Spells, A Asthmatic Bieathing, a sni'l Spells Tendernes in I of Ann, Fluttering Heart or i in-c'-uliir Pulhe. These symptoms mean disease.

most reliable remedy i I a i Cure, which has savrd lives. test. -i-r i will be a neces- p.i-,t. An hour was then spent in social William Murray Egbert Nicholson William Nicholson natu'rallv, the present holders nv ei.sation after which the clubs scpara- 1 thanking Mrs. Davis for a mo.it and profitable afternoon.

i i I I 1 i a i i i i .1 at this prospect, and are hold- to the stock tenaciously 1 how- i-vi-i-. such a believer in the fact that public is the advertising Arthur Northrup Rath'-m- a. to be willing to allow a limited K.i-«n of my share, to be secured by the Nelson Ordway Hiram Pritchard. Sylvester Roloson I lorn by Oliver Stewart Addison Henry Stowell Lindlcy GuilfordR. Tobey Caton George D.

Terry Abram VanGordcr Cameron Chailes Whiting Canisreo Charles Wingate Lindley George Wolcott Corning Thomas Wall Hornellsville TRIAL JURORS. Charles Bates Troupsburgh Jerry Buckley Hornellsville George Crandall Cameron George Conkey Jasper Richard Crusen Greenwood John Donnelly Hornellsville right at ycu'li be ished at the prices we are askirg for stylish Sprirg Suits. prices go as low as $10, and $i5. Perhaps you cannot realize how such suits can be mado for such and it dors seem ircrcdible but you ill K- still a when you fir cut how excellent they are as to q.iality of rmterial. As a matter of act, would a a much hi, fig, for the greatest rossiWe ry.re rns been exercised i fi shing ti em and they ca scarce- be from ruon al free at Geo.

T. Iteed, who also sells the New Ik-art Cure. W1IV Taste of "Royal Iluby Port Wine" and you will know why we call it '-Iloyal." A glass held up to the light will show why we call it Ruby. $-300 reward for any bottle of this wine found under five ye; old. It is grand in sickness or where strengthening cordid is requirc.l recoi.

mended by physicians. Be sure you get Royal Ruby, only quart Vwttle.s, i'i. Sold by C. Young at two Ston.s, 94 Main ht. and 'Kborno House Klock.

For what purpose the purpose of securing what we call advertising. Every one holding a few share, of this ttock will be a zealous schooi building, advocate of the merits of the business in which his money is invented. I would not under any circumstances part with more ban 10 per cent of my holdings which Olran. Olean taxpayers will, on April fth, dc- by a vote whether they will raise $25,. to ordtr fuits.

en can pay jusi the sa Spring Overcoats Boys' and Cnil- for the purpose of erecting a new Hurt. Mr. Beverley Robinson, while at Wm. Richardson's shoe store yesterday, had the misfortune to injure one of his fingers on the button machine, badly that it amount to some and only then to those who are my pa'rons. I would not consent to sell more than twenty shares of the common or each of common to be amputated above the and preferred stock to any one individual.

I The rate for these shares is for the common and $50 for the preferred stock, their par value being $50 each." mer. Howari. F. L. Howard have leased the lately occupied and Kennelly, and will run its a branch of the main I.oon Lake.

The Linuenwood property at Loon lake 1 i A 7 And how may they be obtnined ft number of By applying to the Cential i piny, No. 54 Wall New Yr.ik II. Warner Rochester, N. or to New York City office, No. 5" Broadway.

Ten per cent of the purchase price must Charles II. Freeman Corning accompany the application, ben be issued by the Central Ti store. Strange. Dust is flying in our streets and yet within a mile or two the roads are so drifted and piled with snow as to be almost impassable. Powers, the tailor, takes the store where Reynolds now is.

Haireand Kennelly occupy the Simon Turk store, Main street. School Monies. The school ironies for the second com- miMioner'0 district is divided thus by towns Addison, $2,098.90 Cameron, 79 Caton, $1,372.92 Corning, $7,874.68 Irwin, $1,620.03 Hornby, Menzo Hesier Corning Matthew Hill Hornellsville William J. Heermans Corning William Hare Corning (town) H. C.

Johnson Hornellsville Richard Kincella Erwin Charles Kittle Lindley A. J. Lawrence Cameron Peter Murtrugh Corning (town) Orr Addison the stock Trust Com- 1 pany and delivered when the balance is II. Hornellsvillc gentlemen and the place is to my be fitted for a quiet resort. Of lale the grounds have been permitted to run down and the place was the resort of drunken and Ex- Kail UAIo.Our Uuiy.

Kvorybody has at times failed to do their duty towards themselves. Hundreds of lady readers from sick headache, nervousness, and fema iroubk-s. Led them lollow the example of Mr II- Ileilxchter, Stevens Point, who for live suliVred greatly from Nervous Prostration and sleeplessness, tried physicians and dillerent without success. But one bottle of Dr. caused ound bleep every 'ht a'nd is feeling like a new person.

Wheeler, City, Wyoming, who tried all othir remedies (Je- chres that after thrte week's use of the Nervine for llea.lache, Nervous Prostration, she wis entirely relieved. bold by Ueo T. Reed Trial bottle fice. Iu-tor Yourself and suvr money, and perhaps your life. Send three 2-cent stamps to pay postage to A.

P. Ordwav Boston, and receive a copy of Dr. Kaufmann's greet Medic-jl Work, 100 pages, elegant colored plates. nij Mr Allen 120 A I Price Clothiers. WATER OR MILK 2OTK fTRATEFUL-COMFORTOG.

CO A LABELLED 1-8 LB. T1KS ONLY. Hotel, Thomas Oldfield Hornby Robert B. Orr Addison Sales Puffer Canisteo Lewis Robinson Corning Orrin Roloson Hotnby 0eorge Pichards Caton Clayton Boloson Homby George T. Reed Hornellsville John W.

Rowley Corning (town) James E. Redmond Greenwood William J. Rogers Troupsburg L. B. Smith Greenwood George Sands.

Hornby Adalbert Schoolover Lindley Lewis Slocum Tuscarom Alexander Stewart. Hornby WMleyTnms C. W. VanHorn. JUMSWOWM "And how about accrued dividends?" "The bujersof these shares participate the profits of the business from the 31st day of July hst, and they will also partic- pate in the doubling of the common stock of the company, in case that is decided upon." There can be little doubt that this large Industrial Company, which manufactures Warner's Safe, Cure and Warner's Safe Yeast, which 5h placing a Baking Powder upon the market, and which has its branches in successful operation in nearly every civilized country upon the globe, will soon double its stock.

Parties who tiave felt the beneficial effects of the Safe Cure, and who have seen the thousands of people who have been restored to health by its use, can readily understand the secret of its prosperity. It is founded upon the needs of the public, and hence is popular with the public. Such people, if any there be, who are seeking an investment certainly cannot do better than to secure the few shares of this stock which can now be obtained, and which are more than likely to double in value, besides paying, ends. have always paid, most handsome Cryfor OtrtoHa press. It is in good hands now.

It will be pat first class shape, County. Ed. Sherwood of West Jasper, lost a valuable horse, lately. Wallace Potter of Woodhull, had an arm broken in three places recently. Fay Bennett of Howard has been very sick lately.

Mr. Strieker of Woodhull has taken possession of the blacksmith and wagon shop of Failing ft lately vacated by Burt Whitetnan and Raadel Burgar in RexTille. A Promotion. P. S.

McNamara enters upon his poi- tion as assistant postmaster to-day, with a salary of $800 per annum. It is a place that he has won by his good habits, his strict attention to business and his general efficiency for the place, and Postmaster Tubbs shows good sense and a proper appreciation of the importance of the place by this promotion. No step could have been taken that would have done so much to insure the of the service. The medical fraternity, backed up by carefully compiled statistics, is almost a unit in declaring that a moderate use of stimulants conduces to long life. It is also admitted that an old whiskey is by far the best stimulant that can be used.

Leading physicians recommend the I. VT. Harper Whiskey, because it is pure, possessed of a superior flavor and bouquet, and is no offered for sale until it is old and thoroughly matured. Sold by Wm. McDonald, lornellsville, N.

Y. 1 VOMt Under nfw the xEUKOPEAN Thoroughly renovated; in complete order. tlu- U-M ID city.js Ier day and upwurpt. 1IILDUETH AJLLKS now i BASHED; Oh, What Cough I will you heed the warning. pefbaps wui you ireou th mcre ternb jjaease -s gt rt T0iwr rk 25 will buy from us ft first class team- harness including breeching and collars at anY.timoJwfor* Apnl lit.

IB other mi Ib A (mail inmmcr If I (o work aealn tha tnwli.ch I made my w. kttrnct Mart j-- If do, and If ru work yna time ha Md build lo Monry can ho oar Hi Idly honorably, tT Ibow ml, In Ihelr oim do the work. Euyloliani. rlk. Tonei totbtwork.

worker. furnUh will know iNEWSPAFERr lEWSPAPERr.