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CHURCHES. ; METHO'DIST;—Rev. Isaac ^ealclns pastor: Ser- vices atil a. !m., • • . PRB8BY'T£RIAN,—Rev. B. A. Ferguson pastor, lervlcerae IX a, in. , TJNiVERSAilST,—Sunday School and Bible Class at U a. in; TBCRBVAY, OCT. t, 1886. •mWtJbWll* KE&YE HAKfMO.tD NORTH 10:29 a. rh. and 4:51 p. m. SOUTH.., 9:03 a. m. and 5:15 p; m. Autumn. Gall and sue the new stoves at W- T. Stilea'. New Stoves tor fall trade arriving every day afcs W. T. Stiles'. Don't fail \'•'to see the new goods just received at A. McGruers'. tf. ...GrotoM. W. Meyer's for Kensing- ton Stamping. New designs just re- ceived, tf. A job lot of Ladies' French Kid Shoes. Sold cheap for cash at E. J. Murphy's. tf ... Choice young pigs 4 weeks old for »ale at reasonable prices. Enquire of Peter jilleii. . tf. ... .You can find all the'latest styles in dress goods, trimmings, cloaks, jackets and millinery at-Atcfiruere!.;--- .tf... . . ...Dr. F. A. GfaudeJt wiH'be\ a t Ed~- w?.-dsv.i!e from.Qct. 4th to 11th. arid at Jfo.-:is'ow3 from Oct. 11th'to the 18th. LOOT,—betwean Hammond village and E. K. Hammondy-one-felt-boot anyone- fiading the same pTeaie return.to this'offifee^ Gv.me Constable Leonard is still on t:ie rampage. Liist Friday he caught over 40 rods of nefc ia Black Luke-and- of course Jju-ied in, - ?, Serge',* Bduc!'e„ Fancy- Striped, Di- agonals, Homcspuus, Henriettas;' Cash- meres,. Flannels^- Tricots, and in isci' everything in dress goods at A. Wc- Gruers'. tf. ... .-I am prepared to show my custom- ers a fi'\l line of samples for both custom OTid ready made clothing fresh from Oak Hr.'*. Emporium'. Give me a call. E. S Ke'.ctEn:. tf. /... All members and parties interested ia (he wo.rk of beautifying the ifammond cemetery are requesied to meet at D. Moyer's store, Saturday evening, Oct. 16. Per Order Coin. II. J. Forrester, Sect. .... The death of Major Lampbear, of Morriswwn, is.announced. Mr. Lauiphear, who was fatbe. - to Mrs. B. F. Parish, of fla;iimphd, • was -well up to 9,V yeare of age, and up to a few months ago. was remarkably active. ... The Shepaid Family Concert Co. will give one of their Grand Jfnsicnf Enter- tainments at Taylor ifo'l next .S.iturday evening,, Oct r 9th. with an entirely new programme' consisting of new songs, • duets, etc, 'Be sure ami.heaV 'the op.n idr con- ceptin froiKfct^jador 'JIM; aiji :30 p. m. See.smairbifK. •• - •' ' .... Go\ to the ADVKRTISEB office for yonr Job Printing., The dlliee has been fitted im with new and handsome-fonts of type, and is in charge of'an experienced printer. A large stock of kationery, including Plain and F.mey Wedding and other cards, State- ments, Envelopes, Bill and Letter Heads. Fiist'-class Work guaranteed at as low prices &s can be obtained anywhere. tf ., .General Manager Brit ton, of the .If. W. <fc O. passed over this branch of the road on Thursday last. His. special car al- most dazed the people who saw it with its bird-like speed. It made the distance from Eossie ia Hammond (over 4 miles) in S minutes; and from Hammond to Ogdefls- burg(21 miles) in 29 minutes. Although' not quite so fast as the N. Y. World sr ec- iiil Sunday car it. still looked like an engine on a run nwuy with it solitary car attached. B«*k Katie*. A neat little .pamphlet, entitled \The Confession of Faith and Covenant of the First Presbyterian Chu. cb, Hammond, N. Y.,\ compiled by the pastor, Rev; D. A. Ferguson, has just been issued from tile AD- yjpBTJKKB office. It includes a Conftmon of Faith, Covenant, ' Covenant of ilume received iifUtuir arul Covenant on the part of the tlhttrdh, .for the information and benefit of the Presbyterian societySof this village. The pamphlet is gotten up in the best style of the printer's art, and' we call atten- tion to it to show., what can be done a.tths, ADVERTISER office jnthe way of book <and ; job printing. \Eo t clergy men: or othera-de-; siring work of this or anysrother kind,, we: W'duld-say gfv/e' us;a'\ call, e'xSSiilTlSs Oin'Sam; pies and' compare-prices before sending your orders elsewhere, THE HAMMOND BURYING GROUND. «» Vfit! Hr. M. 13. (Jutes, who left. Gouvoriieur two years ago, for'Dakota, is gaining politi- cal' prominence in'his western home! Mr. Gates has been nominated for member ol the Dakota Council, a position! similar to State Senator in this State. Mrv Gates used to pay autumn vTsifci to-Ohippewa Bay to engage in duck hunting and is a young man who deserves to prosper. We trust he may be elected. A. 8«ec«.««f«l Smii. The JRo*sie Troii Ore Co. were sued by Marshall J. Kima for damages on account of injuries received last January while in the employ of the company. The case, was tried in Watertown last week. The plain- tiff was allowed $2,400 damages. D. H. McFalls, of Philadelphia, son of Dr; McFalls, of Gouverneur, conducted the case of the plaintiff, who is a young man, under age, and without money to prosecute. Mr. McFalls is to be congratulated on his suc- cess as eminent counsel, including Hon. Denis O'Brien of Watertown,- were retained by the defendants. 'ffgra Km&gK.«>¥«snwbf(c ,i%'«e»m«lr Wart*.— KaBargrnd.anal Jg9sutr&.\A Mrttttr The i/ammond Burying Ground is at present undergoing n process of enlargement and improvement that is calculated to add largely to itrappearance. The. ground is now neatly fenced, and is enters' 1 by two gates. The grass is .cropped short and the absence of bramble and unsightly weeds gives the burying ground a cared-for. and decidedly improved appearance. In enlarging the eronnd it would have been better, had the* land been- available, to to have added a portion to the end facing the village, as it would have embraced a portion of land at a similar altitude with the rest ot the ground. The new.ground .taken in at the sides, facinff the railroad, slopes down the declivity of'the hill and will re- quire considerable grading to make it com- pare with the rest. It is intended to open a.road leading to the burying ground troth the main road at a point'about a third of a mile from the vil- lage and near Mr. Dake's house. This will be another much needed improvement, and .will prevent the necessity of driving through fields in order to reach the ground. Alto- gether; the people are to be complimented on the decided cha ge lb<- the betier fiat has been recently ma.:e. PERSONALS. ....-Mr. F. W. McCullOugh, ot New York, has been spending the past week in town. . i ..Mr. S. Bi Wright.oml wife spent a few days in PrescpU this weak. • They also 1 had the pleasure of attending Miss Jjiiszi'e: jicCiiiloiiglj's wedding, while there. E ST© I have: now opened the largest , Shoes and Hutoer —EVER SHOWN IN HAMMOND. of Ladies' and Misses' fine French Kid Shoes, Ladies' and Misses' fine Onrso Kid Shoes?, Ladies' and Misses? fine Curso Kid Walking Shoes, Ladies^ and Misses' fine Curso Kid Slip- pers, Ladies' and Misses' stout Calf Shoes, Men's anil Boys' Men's and Boys' fine Shoes, Men's and Boys ? Pnre Gum RUBBER BOOTS, Ladies' Pure Gum fine. SubberBoots '•, Misses^Pure Gum iiife Kubber Boots, Children\* Pure Gum fine Rubber Boots; Atso A GffiiPKETE STOCK OF RXTSBtiStSf-^ * In fact a^ full and complete stock of every- thing in the BOOT and»SHOE line, and will be sold at the very lowest prices. Special prices made to families buying a Ml outfit of ^o@s>\- ' ! ; v : . IN HAxMMO'M®, M. Tf. CJold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Sil- verware mid Jewelry at astonish- ing Low Prices, Also Re- . pairing Skilfully done. 3 J~3^e-<. ALL GOODS AND WORK Giiriiiiteed First-Class. Come and see Goods and get Prices before buying. MY MOTO IS \G(00f) 0OOD0 SK® I<OW Pi(iC^.\ GEO. T. McNBit, Hammond, N. Y I! f FOR ONE DOLLAR IN ADVANCE —THE SAMMONB WILL BE SENT ONE YEAR TO ANY AD- DRESS IN THE STATES SR CANADA, THE ADVERTISE! CO. Manufacturer and Dealer in J. N. CLOYES (of Utiea) Ladies' Fine Shoes a Specialty. HAMMOND. N. T . 80HBTHI1SG_NBW UFE INSlURCI! The Phoeais Metil Li M Company's New plan ot insurance. Offering at the age of 65 choice of three things : First: May receive CASH to the amount of one and one-half times his original Policy, or $1,500 for every $1,000 in- surance. Second : A paid-np policy for twice the original policy, or $2,000 for every $1,000of insurance. Third: An annuity for Guaranteed Annual Income for Life of twenty per cent; of the origi- nal policy, or $200 for every $1,000 in- surance. This company also issues at ordinary Life rates, a policy maturing at the age of 80. AH Policies issued become paid-up for a definite sum, after three years, without any acton the part of the assured. N. E. SroNEBCRX, Norwood, N. Y. General Agbnt for St. Lawrence and Franklin Counties. H. K. KEBR, M. D. Medical Exam- iner, Hammond, N. Y. - Subscribe for the ADVERTISER. Only one dollar a year, fifty cents for Six month*, twenty-five cents'for three months, in ad- vance.
