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m> CAIX AND SEE inSENSE STOCK ILIdBIJ LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, LADIES' AND GENTS' FINE SHOES GENTS' AND BOYS' READY-MADE CLOTHING, LACE CURTAINS AND CURTAIN-POLES, CARPETS, OIL-CLOTH AND WALL PAPER, CROCKERY K lib. i IS' e: * u s[ jiTi 1/$ % , AT a* M^Wf$. PBOM ALL OVEE. ... .It is said that an effort is to be made to get the saddle of Robert E. Lee for the; use of General Gordon in making his can- vass in Georgia counties which cannot be reached by railroads. The hoop skirt, gown and bonnet in which Jeff Davis was captured would be preferred if they were a little more warlike or statesmanlike.^- Utiea Herald. John Kelly, the famous Tammany chief, died suddenly on June 1st. TheNew York papers eulogize hiin as a man of sterl ing integrity and a notable example of how energy and perseverance can elevate a man from the lowest ranks of life to one'of great influence and usefulness. Gen. John A. Logan delivered abril liant address on Decoration day at the grave of General Grant, Speaking of Grant he said;; \Twq.rtame^ should.beejiisel^d .upftn BRASIE CORNERS. —Some excitement was caused Fri- day night by Mr, Willie Young's team | running away. 1 hey became frighten- ed at the corner of the Southwood's road and ran as far as the Starks school house. Here they started up the hill at the back of the school house, where the horses broke loose from the wagon and were stopped. The wagon rnnuing buck down the hill and overturning, spilled its occupants over the ground. Aside from a few bruises and a thorough shak- ing up no one was hurt. —Rev. Mr. Hathaway, the now Wes- ley-ait minister, gave us sn interesting sermon Monday eve. The subject ol AT E. E. PALMER'S his discourse was the simple word, themajestic column ihaf «$W '\^^f^^^ 1 :^^^^^^ banks of the Potomac, rears itsgracefulhewl far into the clouds, the living ambassador from a grateful people to the borders of the undiscovered country, to which both sol- dier? have gone—Washington and Grant! The warriors of liberty 1 One its father and the other its defender.\ .. ..Maxwell, or Brook, the murderer of Preller, who left the body of his victim in a trunk in St. Louis, was convicted of the deed on Saturday last. Counsel for the de- fence have made motion for a new trial on the ground that one of the jury was an es- caped convict although this juryman was the last one to consent to a verdict of guilty. .... A quiet but general strike occurred on the New York and Brooklyn car linps on S;ajsit$ft-y.last. The object of the striki; is.rfo't statedi^probably for a short vacation , ,'tb 'accompany the Talmuge pic-nic party to Alexandria Bay. On Saturday last the following ofFer-J ings of cheese, from this vicinity were made' at the Ogdensburg Board of Trade: ^ Hammond,'115; North Hammond, 75; 'Marvin Hill, 107; Brier Hill, 75; Blnok ~ Lake, 50; Morristown, 40; Caliboga, 50; Brasie Corners, 120; Fish Creek, 104; Dc- peyster, 117. All the offerings were sold at prices ranging between %% to 7j cents. Resolutions were passed thanking and con* gratulating Hon. A. X. Parker and Senator Milierjbr their efforts in successfully carry- ing through the oleomargarine tax bill. .:. .-.Terrible fire in Chicago, Mon- day last. Eight persons burned to death. ... .Gladstone's-Home .Rule Bill has been defeated by a vote of 311 for, and 341 against. An appeal to the country i js expected. I ... .The Alexandria Board of Health i lias honored itself by re-appointing Br. M. T. Hutchins its physician. former pastor, on this charge was \also present. —.-iorrace Baggs, of Wisconsin, i»'| visiting old acquaintances hci e —The favored of JWiss Sarah Bogar- dus reception, Friday evening, at .Popes Mills, had a very pleasent time. —Another child of Richard Taylor's died Monday last. —John Young, a carpenter, fell from a staging near the roof of H'm. Young' . new house, Saturday afternoon, and broke his arm near the wrist, also put the wrist out of joint, and otherwise-in- ured himself. Dr. T. A. ( Kerr, of Rossie, was'called .that evening to at- tend his injuries. The accident happen- ed by Mr. Young stepping on a thin board, 'an arrangement for laying his tools on' which broke, precipitating him ito the hard stoney ground beneath—a distance of about 20 ft. —It is reported that fishing parties are putting nets in Pleasant Lake and the matter should be investigated at once. Our people cannot afford to lvjive this little fishing ground stripped of its fish. Pleasant Lake is hardly more than a large pond which contains some very nice fish which can be caught only at certain seasons-of the year. It should be looked into immediately, or in a very short time no one can go to the Jake jit. any time of year and catch a mess of fish. ^ ^ AMD YOU WILL FIND JUST WHAT YOU WANT. is invited to call and sample Goods and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. My stock is completely new and embraces CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c, STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, DRIED FRUITS AND CANNED GOODS, BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR, COFFEES AND TEAS. All the leading brands of TOBACCO, in fact,, everything usually kept jn a first-class \\ -., . GBQCERY ANB.GHQOKEBT STORE- LAUGHLIN & LAZENBY. A BiG SNAKE. J. B. Storie, while surveying land in, Macomb, in crossing a pasture ran across two snakes. He managed to kill one which measured 4 feet 10 inches in length and as 1 large around as a man's, wrist< The larger, snake of the two escaped. Mr: Storie says they were of a dark seal-brown color. AT CHIPPEWA BAY, K. Y., Where you will ? frad a Choice Stock, consisting of Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Spices &c, &c, which will be so.ld as low as We respectfully ask a share of your patronage. LAUGHLIN & LAZENBY. ft. II. WIISON'S HAMMOND, 1ST. Y., Is the place to buy your Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Dyes and Dye Stuffs, G-iLiAiSS A9?X> PTJTTY, AND TOILET ARTICLES. OEG-ANCa 1852. Write a Postal Card to H. E. STEVENSON and learn how you may save from $10 to $25 in purchas- ing an Organ or Piano. Goods fresh from the factory. frW^Instrummts ihmm at your own,homes. —»-®<S«3^— OVEE 114,000 Ml Aierin [irons now in dailyv^se, Organs with two full sets-'ef reeds and- solid walnut cases, • X ONLY #60. H. K. STBVEIJSON, Hammond, N; Y* ' • -\> v *feS- f i -- t 1
