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BOSWORTHS Shoe Store SPECIAL
BATATla, M.Y., APRIL SO, U N .
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IS WHERE YOD CAN GET
The Bar. lasts Harris of
county, preached. He will also preach at
tht meeting thle evening. Tht Btf. P. T.
Lynn of Boahattar. t SWttt elngerof leraal,
will be preeent at the moating tomorrow
evening.—Too Hoty Bttt wlU meet at
iMstoltpJto
George H. Ohtuch'e reeldenoe next Saturday afternoon.
The following la the prowin be Brain me of the tatratsea on Arbor nay,
May 3d. In Uw public athtti: Oboru
hold their regular Meeting ID "Foraat Song r» daclaatanon, "Arbor Day,
t h i s e r e o l o g S t 7:80 Hume McPheraon; Ittltsalet). "May Queen,
tdlth Klcharde; eeeay, "Tht Tree In
Nature," Mary Wllcoa; ohorue, "Ine Klr-
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PRICES
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[ WILL offer for the week Commencing
MONDAY, APRIL 28th, a large line of
Dry Goods at Very Low Prices. Call
and see how cheap they are being offered. Sale to continue all of the week
at the Special Prices.
Terms OASH and One Price.
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We are Closing; Out some very desirable lots of Fine, and Medium Price
Ladies' and Gent's Shoes at little more
than Half Price.
leave far Marian,
flag drill; .elect reeding, 'The Oak and the
Onto win meet at "The Little Acorn," RuaooU Wtlooi,
* e fuel Baptist eboreh to-morrow at a log; recitation, "Arbor Day,"
e*etoekp. at. Sapper will be MTTMI from Aptnorp; eeeay, "The Tree and Its Ueee,"
Ital.
Klchmond Mann; alngiog; docleatation
wtnbly yaaaarday
yeetat day JMr.aun
- l a tae AiaiaaH/
An Apple Coio," Walter Marlon; Arbor
deteralplog toe
Lcroeiio, eiffut girie, oeicor reading,
toneaee and Erie
Birch Canoe," Clara Church; tinging;
tattririrasilng
"Daffodil.,» Jeatle Cleveland;
- & A. IbarwlD hu said lbs wast third
on treat; declamation, "The
Palm," Prank Conway; declamation, "GintfihaUebi
by Leole UebeU M a bakery tad reelaenee, ger Bread Tree," Frank Ultcock, tinging; K I T A B M S U E D IK43.
"What Do We Plant Whan Wa Plant a
E. Eoooelof Befalo,
Tree V Klla Jonrow ; daalamatlon, "Blue
of tbs
Bird's Song," Lloyd Hatch; declamation,
a a t y w y a c w .arks, las hat.
"Tht Aattaalty of Freedom," Walter Wledto front of Ma
rleh; winding tht May-pole. Tha exeraUtt will begin at 1:80 p. m.
Albert
Knapp found a mare of bU dead In thettall
of the Aaterleeo lipreet
yesterday morning. She had cast hertelf.
at a eelf on Liberty ——Prof. Gardner
Foliar,
Superinand whirling •ronnd tendent of Batavla'a tehoola, vUitwith a tree, breaking tha haiaaaa ad tha public achool yaatarday
Dentltt Gooding of La Boy, who vitlta this
- O f Intaraat In
village every Tueeday, oame d
down on a
I apBww ajreeejewa sen W o w oBJw^n nen^V
bicycle yaotordsy.
Blchard
I drhrert of treetlon eagleee teapon Weet Shore telegraph operator at Oneida,
tlbietorbroken bridges. Tha Mil
came to town yaatarday with hit wife and
a law yeataraay.
Infant daughter to vltlt bit half-brother, M.
—A taam attached to a drag and drlfan P. Hendrlck, who Is vary low with conWilliam H. Hunn of Kibe,
hy Kdwtn Harding on a Bethany farm ran tumptlon.
*-?day. Tha henai baaama de- With tha help of bis ton, It painting sod pai tha drag, and una of them was pering Or. Andrew's houte. Ho hat also
painting and papering to do for D. W.
Injured.
Beginning
I ball laaaltaa a food deal of atten- Howell and V. 0. Calkins.
i Harper's thta weak, whleh may bo to-morrow morning, thtflratnull weet will
'a rjounters. Therearepor- dote at 7:80 a. m , lnttead of 8:80 p. m.
, players and mnoh that la
Darlom'e Oeed Trmpl&n.
a/iMarast is lovers of too
lib got on a rampage yet-OJdJn
OABIIM, April 80.—Ketcue Lodge, LO.
u i f w rolling merrily
•long Bait Main atreet when Offloer Oaaat- O.T., elected tht following otastra Satur•a nabbed btm and ec
oondneted him to the day evening tor tht entnlng quarter: O.T.,
Poltao G o v t Justice Robeon eent him Charlee 8. Whiting; V.T., Mra. A. K. Lee;
down to Jail to tober up and be will bear- Secretory, Mrs. C. 8. Whiting; Financial
Secretary, William 0 . Burr; Treeanrer,
Hattle Saultbnry; Chaplain, L. B. Tonng;
to-day a new line of earpeu, Marthal, O. A Lombard.
Mrs. H. T.
SMItCliC.nl* and oUolotha. Cheep.
Underhlll of Medina It the fttSSttfDr. B.
J. B. A H. Hswrrr,
Phllllpt. Seward Amee of StrykenvUla
t hayeroealfad millinery foods to-day la was tha guett of A. Abel on Sunday. Dr.
a 0 . Griawold of ShnlUbnrg, Wla., Is tht
•alar atylae and tower prleet than before.
gneetof B. Grtawold. Mrs. H.B.Robin
U. WABK.
ton of Fair port and Mitt Nettle Robinson
Of Roeheeter were tht gueeto of Mrs. A B.
Riddle on Sunday. Daniel Johns of the
Mies Hetle Obamplla of Weet Main etreet Suidiei't BOOM, Dayton, Ohio, and a for*
reeldent of title place, la vlaltlng frlaods
tevMttngfri
E. N. Stone.
Bosworth% 69 Main St.,
S t r e e t . Batei-vli!
E S T A B L I S H E D 1148,
James Field Company. h BEST it
Harness anil Wagon Covers, Stack Covers,
Cloths ol the Best Quality at Prices that are Guaranteed t<
be Correct are displayed in abundance at
J.C.BARNES',
Awnings, Flags, Tents, Hammocks,
Grain Baggs, Binder Covers,
Rattan Curtains for Piazzas, Rope Twines,
Tar, Boat Oars, Camp Cots, Chairs,
Stools, Hammock Supports,
Swinging Chairs, Decorations, Canopies.
TENTS and FLAGS FOR RENT.
96 Main Street, - Batavia, N. I
and no man, young or old, can help finding just what he wanti
FOR A
Spring Suit, Overcoat or Trouser
41 and 43 Exchange Street, Rochester, N. Y.
A PULL LINE OF
IN - FURNISHING - GOODS
The stock, just replenished, is lull in every department. The 1
sortment of Ties is superb, and there is a complete line of GE
TLEMEN'S GLOVES, as well as other articles. In Gloves 1
celebrated Reynier and Perrin makes are in stock.
Hats in SDring Styles
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SATISFACTION IS A CERTAINTY.
FURNITURE
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Veiaae*
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obroflk by a Central train In Lockport leet
•tght file forehead was eruthed and It la
aot agaiMaa that ho will recover,
of s Buffalo •alooa*
hoofer. Jomptd Into the oar at lent evening
withtba Intention of eommltUng autolde,
bat was fshsd out Ha was lave-elek.
i of Osasvtito died yot.
ed 71 year.. He nee en
hunt* aid probably killed
foiea than any other men In l.Mng-
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J . k . Miller Saeeet
Clothing Cheaol
A FINE LINE OF
BABY CARRIAGES
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PLACED ON SALE THIS WEEK.
O IT JNT I K -A. JNT ' S .
"VV"illiGt«ison
MKETINCl.
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OTJU. n H P L S B B , A R W n O f f - V f e e f e wlU • • • • • okrtfctae ^ » ^ 4 . if*, vnmti
u d nptini
ke a settlel eteeSae oi SajaHa Oo«««u No 14. oa short n.llo.. AUofeether* <1T«I « B 4 mmhU.
at the eoeaeU reoeu oa TkaiSWy erealag, Mag lrt, QIOTM eleaeeS t a j eye* i r t huurtry work S t e e l e
to vntmm* (or tke n n e t t m o< gimaS o S e e n who
will Tltffthe eco.f II 0* Moadey e m i n g . May ith.
Mas. A. r. LAWanmn, a a
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MrejeiieSat
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING,
1 ietet sy erst H. anowv.
teate^BhjeieeteSaS
Wo. U t w i e itrt
hmJt.ro fMket tor OUpotr*
NO. i n MAIN ST.
tea
LO»T.
Mbtortaft, ¥ ft. g g
Jacob Miller, who wss arretted In Batok* ttwaaaM at
oh KretaneS
rla last weak and taken to Lyons on a jUjSy^Bejakei
ihett, the eesat em leeawe e Mhton
* a n » T ~ a e o e . e to raat to a n u l l f u l l y la
charge, of BOO«snpportprofttrtd by hit wife,
aWrentAw ataeh.
eeisi-ir
tsaapsd from tht clutches of tht law la
man ner and ret urned to Bttavla. Last
X tlltad tor gaa, laws, dry aallar all year aroaad.
nlitht he approached Officer Plato on tha
•talnesteata. Aeetaetoaataef nAenTaOo lw
AKTBD—a *1*J 3*1 H'L^L.^ JyBfJJbttreet and proceeded to oatecblte blm for
giving Information of the arreat that led to
jvwmm
w« tAtn-i
rvQvina. i n BOOI n i l luoai.
publication In TMO Nnwa and
andftmit. Apply to BL O*.'
A K T S D - A g»0S ttrl to Se gtatral k m m
hi a tttaH to-uj. Ueeeeel abe 9.
tome one would have "to take It
• • • • • • •
"o. Ml Stole street
It
Finally he became ao noley that the
The He*. John D. Wood) the yoong told him that If he didn't dealat he would
«« tAtOt
Metbodlet mlnliter who waa arretted at have an opportunity to tea the Inalde of a \J I p«r jjotr:
a w ; (Ctaomne w
r onn (rora
frora 14
U to
to Sit.
111. ear tfay
a - i A j j ^ tvhftaain a m H t k l a gesas
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lltog taa Taylor Aafartoato ahoa. Brary tody U
Oleau UteSretof the nonth for bigamy and Batten Jail, and be quietly withdraw.
J r l M i e a ^ r M a t . tor n u i l
tmmoJ?Jm!2ZS£
llntheeonnty jail, baa at laattgel e r m o ^ rMwaad. a t a n
I In aooorlng ball, an onele from Hew
loieSA/leetahhVaaaoCa..
ne.f eteti
FMtfct F e s
far bis as.
Another lot of the Roreka all-wool a
toSo
collars J oat received. Thlt la the only
ear » A M
fast sweat aollar mods snd Is gnsrsntosd to
not only prevent a hone from galling, bet
fSJBJ. l A L I i .
to oa orwill actually cure a gall made by uatng the
(•oftheoeoacotton hair rtuffed padt. For tale only by U > O S e A l . e - a a o r h h o r o e , II
ty of Ooaoaoo, ao
r eaBito I* a*ary yarUeilar.
Hammond A Son.
aaTteg otaUar. or
reereeT*0**
plated In Msay's Ml that ally on Satorday
1
a n a hereahi AaatytoOtASax DeeeAe, Creek •ara.Utoof tha ton of BatoTta. la thaitehl
etaa*
• r * » ^ J J ^ t o a y ara raqalrad u. a.
ami .Her puree, whleh eontalned i t s la
•watte
• »o*e for ItlO aad e obeek on the
Notice le hereby given forbidding all per- VQB) a A L S owa l a a h o n t and Harrad Ply.
fwitaaakof Materia far trs,
sona dumping refute on Weehlngton a venae
I l a t r a O. H - J o e i a , IIBV
ibfUWthMf. Mrs Weaver bad Jutt between Church street aad f lltoott atones, Meott OT»;, or IT
St-tt
T r " - ' ' • "toflara C"
and say person violatingtoUorder wtthoM
SAIJI-IIre
tcl He
i woo rawed from the logon of the ptek psrmlmlon from the proper antborlUea will r LJ
AB*. St, l-W
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JOHTtaon.
be prstssntad. JOHM CoMMinaa, Jn_,
•70S) I S M t e a h t k l l heiHtag M t e e JSaafe
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Has just received a Car Load of CHAMBER SUITS varying
price from $16 to $25, each the BEST ever show in Batavia fort
money. Q T C a l l in and see them.
t of B y r o a D e a d .
Mlae Kiltie Lincoln entertained frlande
BTBO*. April 80.— D.R. Dntoher,formerat bar noma on
ly a retldent of thlt town, died at hit home
afternoon In honor of nor friend, Mra, la Hudson, MIch, on Sunday. Tht reMwui morgi
Morgan «f uuffalo.
main t are to be brought to Holley, la thlt
State, for Interment—Harry, youngest
son of Charles disss, while playing with
one of the neighbor*, boy* on Monday, fell
d broke one of tilt bonee of Us right
Tht oratton at Albion on Decoration arm. near tht wrist. Dr. L. B. Andrews
OaywlU be delivered by Oongroatman Saw- reduced the fracture. Mite Lizzie Hughson,
employed In the family of J. W. Beaver,
Tha body of an nnkuown man was found flipped tha other day and tpralned bar
on the Oaatral traska la ankle badly. She la now at her home near
North Bergen.-—The W.O.T.U.
with Mra. B H. Morton on Thursday afterOrleane oonnry farmen hare form
at 8:80 o^loob.-—Dr. Gilberttocalltabs aoilllary to the Stats ingeta00
frlendt In Wyoming tor » day or
J, Tanner of Rldgeway la two. Bert Todd la tick with the
Patrlftk Qleeet*, shoot M years old, wee
G. D. Williamson
ilk
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aboat, ta roar ot BaU.I. dak.
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The people who keep their stock tcTauit the present demands of the RETAIL TRADE are progressive—the old
must be discarded. When you want anything modern examine our stock. Improvements are being made from
time to time aa good taste and trade requirements suggest
them. We are going to make our usual run on
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TELEPHONE NO.
Watches, M s and Sitverwar
THIS SPRING. Every years increase of trade shows us
that Our Prices art Appreciated. O U R CUT IN PRICES
WILL COMMENCE THURSDAY, APRIL 10th. Come
in and make your early choice.
Austin & Prescott, OX
Fir-wn ue Itwitn UktotFw
W« Loadfagpring Suiting,ftOverooait Pfmernt.
Untitled Document
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Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
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