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CHURCHES. METHODIST,-Rev^Jsaao Jeiikthsipastor. Ser- vices at 11 a. m„ PKHSBYTERLaN.-Rev. D. A. Ferguson pastor. Services at 1| a. m. UNIVBRSALIST,—\SuppUea.\ Services at 11 a. m. THURSDAY, MAYn.im. JL.OCA.X. NEWS. .., .E. Smithers is building a fine new barn. Mr. Selleck is completing an addition to bis house. The 'long cross-way\ has been treat- ed to a.qoat of.saw dust. We hav'nt seen a stir in the direc- tion of new side walks yet.. .... The Salvation Army are disgusted with. Garthage and shave hound <?n their san- dals and left, .... .Energetic young ladies and gentlemen wanted-to act as local agents for the Adver- tiser in their own neighborhoods. (tf) '....,, .'The May party at the Taylor House, oil iPfiday'evening last, was a very pleasant one. There was a fair attendance.. .... ff the Hammond, business, men-.are alive to their own best interests, they will ,give their local paper a generous advertising patronage.—G'ouverneur Herald- Times. The Saved Army, of Brockville, pro- pose to hold the biggest campmeeting of the season ,at Morristown ,2?ai-k, about the 20th of June, if the grounds can be obtained. The good people of Oak Point and vicinity are agitating the erection of a new Union Church at the Point.. W.e hope they . will succeed in their laudable- undertak- ing. .... Through the efforts of Mr. Harder, attorney, of Redwood, a new bridge has been erected over Big Cranberry creek, which will shorten the distance by road from Hammond to Alexandria Bay. ... , James 'Lumbie is 'the -ft/sfc path- mast- ^er: tq eommen'ce operations, that we have • -1i6ard^f^.sb4ar^^ifc' , LAmbie palled out his men on Tuesday last aiid intends to make the road hear the stone quarry bettor than it ever has been. ...,.Eev. Mr. Dobbin, of Morristown, occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church. Sunday last, taking for his text the words: \He is not fit to live. 1 ' In the course of his sermon Mr. Dobbin showed that fitness for living meant fitness for dying. He said he hoped to live as long as he could be useful in the service of the Divine Master, after which to enter into the roward of the righteous, of which he drew a glowing pict- ure. ... .Mr. Beecher in hisleoture at Ogdens- burg, last week, said \He was in favor of the higher education of women. The man who marries an ignorant woman, with the expectation that she will be more easily governed, will be all the rest of his life dis- covering his mistake.\ \When a man is sick, or thinks ho is, he sends for the dootor; when he wants his affairs straightenod up he sends for the law- yer, and when he wants—or does'nt exact- ly know what he wants—he sends for the aiisistei'.\ ... .There is nothing like a run-away to draw a crowd. On Friday last, Mr. Parm- eter's horse was seen to emerge from the yard, at the Universalist parsonage, and scamper down Main street. The racket drew quite a number to their door* to see what was the matter, but he had turned down Depot street before he could be capt- ured. On making the turn, the waggon to which he was attached threw him off his leet, but regaining his equilibrium he pursued his free and easy course to the Franklin house, where he deoided to put up for re- pairs. Making » short turn he struck the street lamp post, broke'the lamp and almost completely demolished the wagon. The howe was considerably cut lip but hot seri- ously injured. ,.. .E. Kelsey is< manufacturing, delicious, cheese. Yoii can almost make a meal of it. ' , ... .Messrs. M. TimraeDttfen and A. F.; Thomas caught a pickerel in Black Lake* rfn Monday last, weighing 9}g pounds.; This beats Don; A. Watson's big catch by % of a pounds Next? . ' ....M. Timmerman, while descending the hill, near Gerard Blaekmon's,- pne day this week, was thrown from his carriage and considerably injured. We hope soon to see him oh his feet again. \' Rev. A. Oheeseman, of Brownyille, formerly of Hammondj has received a check for $100 from his Old school fellow Hon. R. P. Flower, for the parsonage iund. 'The M. E. church, Hammond, is also indebted to Mr. Flower for a similar contribution, through the medium of Mr, Cheeseman, '.three.years ago. .-> ....The students of the Orouvemeur Seminary have . decided in debate that \eight hours shall constitute a day's labor.\ We congratulate the boys on their wil- lingness to work even that long, and if they 'adhere to it they will make men of them- \selves: , We have- known* some that would have been satisfied with less, ... .Goto- the AdMrtuer office for your Job Printing. The oljlco lias bean .fitted up with new and handsome, fonts of typt 1 , and is in charge of an experienced printer. A large stock of stationery, including Plain and Fancy-Wedding and other cards, State- ments, Envelopes, Bill and Letter Heads. First-doss work guaranteed at as low .price as can ;bo oblainod anywhere, tf ... .The Potsdam Normal. School- is jubil- ant over the appropriation .-'of $il,000, .re- cently voted; to enlarge and improve the buildings., Tlio students, with true grati- tude, at once proceeded to pass resolutions, thanking Gov. Hill, Principal Oook, and everybody associated with their stroke of good fortune. This does'nt look as though the Normal had outgrown its usefulness and was about to be dispensed with, as some educationists iiaye been, asserting lately. .... We are pleased to'add to our list of advertisers in this issue, one of the pioneer houses of St. I/awrence Co. Messrs Bell Brothers began.business' when the city of Ogdensburg was a Hamlet, as large as some of the smallest villages now in this section) and their means* so limited, that living to- gether as a family, their united capital was only sufficient to begin, house keeping in the; most economical manner. It is a rare case that a business house con- tinues successful for fifty years, and still more rare that it thrives until upwards of sixty, but by good Scotch industry, econo- my and perseverance, and with a determi- nation to do well whatever they undertook, Boll Bros, have succeeded hot only sixtyi but have continued a prosperous business from 1822, until at the present time, theirs is the largest and best known jewelry house in Northern New York. DONALD,—In North Hammond, May 24, Isabella Hoag, wife of James E.,Donald. Aged 37 years. PERSONALS. ..... A. Washburn, Esq;, iOeputy Provin- cial Treasurer of Manitoba, and Mrs, Wash- burn left on Monday morning; for Ottawa. Bon Voyage. ....Mr, 0. L Gushman, returned from his Southern trips on Monday lost. Mr; Cushman called at the ADVERTISER office on Tuesday and made us a pleasant visit. Messrs; D. M. Atherton and S. W. Day, of Ogdensburg, were in town on Mon- day last, Mr. Atherton informs us that he is about to take us MB residence in Fredcr- icton, N. B, Ladies*, JnTiBs.es' and Children's, in the Newest Styles'and a Greater Variety of Shapes than are Usually found in Larger Towns. , A NEW STOCK ' , THIS WEEK, OF MENS AND BOYS' HATS ! HAT® f New Stock of Indies', Misses', Children's, B THIS WEEK NEW- The jutest novelties in SPRINGS- and SUMMER/ .fabrics in endless'TarietyV' • LAGE CURTAINS. IN THE NEWEST DES0NS. - -•• It is unnecessary to say, that-our-prices; are- the tpwest and that it is our constant endeavor, ito buy fo.fr our trade, the very best quality of goods. - It wilt-pay vou^tto .-visit. the^-'Old Stone Stoite?' befora buying;elsew.frere.; HAMMOND, ST. Y. K. Wedding Xrav?ildlioiiis •c6p&kPi*r4EN6RAy£D, JCfofiftEcr ••„* C(T //ifAiLTHEIR Appp//v7f*f£/vrs, v)> k SEEiY&§pN^atocto^iOgd.GtisWirg,N^ Manufacturer and; '\Dealer \in •A'SfjXi- ' WEDDING RINGS WEDDIM (HFTS IN GREAT VARIETY. WATCH, CLOCK -- = • AND-^— •-— sill Biifflffl} |i?r|iiX|Hj W. T. Sf ILIS, r . - —DEALEK IN— StJFP LIES WHO WILL SEND IT TO SEELU SON, Wtirxxx of 7«wei(, ra i 0 f Thgy itritt Repair and Return it Free. <f0 Trarig^l^whi^tispgis 1 (tf J. N, CLOYES (of Utica) Ladies' Fine Shoes a Specialty* HAMMOND, N. Y. ^S LINE OF FROM >7/ll- IMMPN5j^/ B.,'8. KETCHAM'B, Hammond, N. Y. THE Keeps a general line of Greceriea, which will be sold iS CHEAP AS •'••.': ; *,. - Your patronage reipectfulljr solicited. Mi \W. MOYER.
