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CAI-Ii ANB SEE THE IMMENSE STOCK «MMHM§ mil nUHlITi LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAK, LADIES' AND GENTS' PINE SHOES, GENTS' AND BOYS' READY-MADE CLOTHING, LACE CURTAINS AND CURTAIN-POLES, CARPETS, OIL-CLOTH AND WALL PAPER, CROCKERY # U fef jir i ^ u-$ 3, AT & M<i$Wf!'& .... Mr. John D. Wilson, of North J2am- mand, has our hearty thanks for his kindly influence in behalf of the ADVERTISER. During his visit west Mr. Wilson voluntarily introduced the paper into the families of former residents of .Hammond and secured us several additions to our subscription list. If one quarter of'the residents of .Ham- mond would take the same interest in the ADVERTISER that Mr. Wilson has done, our subscription list would soon be doubled. Who will be the next to merit our thanks in a similar manner? ROSSIE. The storm of Saturday even- ing did considerable damage in this place, tearing down the bridge leading to Miss Mary Laidlow's house and felling a few of the large trees in the. village, besides removing a \•\\\\dumber oMie\plant~olf the~vTI-' lage bridge. Misses Mary Dodds and Ma- bel \W;. Moyer, of Hammond, spent last week with their friend, Miss Lulu Allen, Miss Alice Spratt, accompa- nied- by her nephew, Daniel Spratt, of Ogdensburg, are vis- iting friends in this place. Misses Nell E. Allen and Maggie L. Laidlow are visiting friends in Redwood and Phila- delphia. Ice cream parlor open every Saturday evening, at the head of Main street. AMICUS. PERSONALS. FROM ALL OVER. Spencer H. Ladd, of Her- mon, has assumed the position of landlord of the Cline Ho- tel. Henry Palmer, of Plumb Hollow, Ont., with his familv, went to church last Sunday evening and left the door un- locked. They left on the table a quantity of milk which they intended to drink on their re- turn. Mrs. Palmer, on looking at the milk, remarked that there was something wrong, so it was thrown into a pail. Next morning a dog drank from the pail and died almost immediately. — Mrs. Benj. Burton, of Ogdensburg, spent Sunday in iftmmond. —Messrs. Frank aaH Edward Hill left on Saturday for their homes in Neb- raska, after spending less than a week with friends in Hammond. —Mr. and Mrs A. JFashburn are iu town. —Daniel Oooney, Esq., of Syracuse, arrived iu .Hammond on Tuesday last, on a visit to Mrs. H. Gallagher and family. —Hon. Charles Lyon, ex-mayor of Ogdensburg, was in Hammond on Monday last. Mr. Lyon is one of the men that never grow old. He walked from his mill, near Rossie 5 tation, to Hammond, a distance of 4| miles aud arrived at his destination without show- ing the slightest signs of benig'tired. Jffen-^ftHbyca^trtrt^ he does it; and when he wants to >jp ' T^ — anywhere, if his horses are busy and the train gone, he '\goes\ just the same. —Mrs. James Lambie and daughter, Jeuuie, are at the jtforristown Park. —.Misses Mary Dodds aud i/abel ilfoyer returned this week from Rossie, where they have been spending a few days with MISS Lulu Allen. sir. Allen claimed them as his Fresh Air children. Any way the girls say they had a splen- did time, lots of Fresh Air, and that Mr. Wm. /lllen's is the place to go to have a good time. —sirs. Helen Hinsdale Rich luctured at Morristown on Saturday evening un- der the auspices of the G. A. li. The lecture is reported as having been very interesting aud the audience large aud appreciative. Mrs. Rich was at North Hammond on Monday and visited Chip- pewa Bay on her way to Alexandria Bay, on Tuesday. ,-„. , f _ }l ^ ( —*• I»I .^- AQUATICS. Charlis E. Courtney won a single Scull race, near Baltimore on Thursday lust, defeating Geo. W. Lee and Albert Z/iinim. The 'listiiuce was three miles with three turns, Time 19 minutes, 35 sec. On Monday, 19th. hist., Ross and Lee defeated Courtney and Teenier m a double scull race over the same course on which Courtney defeated Lee the previous Thursday. Allowing that Courtney vows as well on Monday as he does on Thursday, this would indicate that Ross could easily defeat Teemer. Frank Moyer left at this office last Saturday two potatoes weighing 17 oz., and several more weighing 1 pound. AT E. E. PALMER'S NEW *™ CROCKERY STORE YOU WILL FIND JUST WHAT YOU WANT. =^Y^^Yeo!)Y=I 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 brauds of TOBACCO, in fact, everything usually kept in a lirst-class GROCERY AMD CROCKERY STORE- g^ii^Give me a call. (timi) •> E, E. PAt-MEn^HnramDndy N. 1L \ FULL L.8NE OF CLOTHING JBoST©/J.AV*S5o E. S. KBTCHAM'S, Hammond, N. Y. HAMMOND, N- Y., Is the place to buy your Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Dyes and Dye Stuffs, <* ASSS AND PUTTY, AND TOILET ARTICLES. STAMPING! Done on l*il>lx>j»s, SSillt and SSat.in, Neatly and Promptly. M. W. MOYER. LAUGHLIN & LAZETSTBY. GROCERY STORE, THE PILLOW-INHALER! | A DISCOVERY An Radical <w Veeeination . I CURE Catarrh.-' Bronchitis, Asthma and Incipient Consumption. AT •I CHIPPEWA BAY, N. Y., Where yon will find a Choice Stock, consisting of Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Spices &c, &c, which will be sold as low as THE LOWEST. We respectfully ask a share of your patronage. LAUGHLIN & LAZENBY. USED THE SAM!-] -AS AX ORDI- NARY I'll, L()W. No pipes or tubes, vis pciTcctlv safe to the most delicate. .The tesli- mony to its results is>'beyond all que— tion, as attested by the experience of thousands. CALL AND SEE SAMPLE AT D. MOYEE'S STORE, Hammonfl, TNT. Y. AGENT' for the towns of Hammond, Morris- town and-Rossie, N. Y. Energetic young ladies and gentlemen wanted -to act as.local agents for the ADVKII- ISKR in their own neighborhoods. (tf)
