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1} B. MOYER,, EDITOBV. \HEW TO THE LINEi,. LET' THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAT.\ , W. a BBRTON, LOCAK EDITOH. HAMMOND, ,M. Y n THUBSPAY, OCT. 28, 1886. KO. 27. PHYSICIAN: AND SURGEON.. <l&vculwite<*i/i\ Veinnmit Braw«si%4 Dr. ir. '.C, POOLE, Physfciaa and; Surgeon,. Graduate! of McGiill College,,, Montreal,, Cauadiu Slier Mil,, IE* Y, CL M..i. F. T:,M.,S::. .jToranto^ physician aud SA'urgeou. ' Gtffiee' at && FnamkWa Baitm. Went mid' ioov.. HAMMOND,, KL Y- W a T. MeCALLOPS,, MANUFACTUREf AND DEALER IK HARNESSES,, S'-ADEIMS. EMMIES, COL- LARS, WHIPS,. &c. it&mfmih sr. Y. jPftw- ifea S;-i- mvfiJ'Upm all' tumnm. A. first-class livery iti connection. PL FRANKLIN; -Proprietor; Depot, Street,,, H AMMOND, NA* FIBST-CLASS WORK GBTAKAN- TEEB. SHAYJJsa PAKLORS IN MOOEE'-BLOCK, HAMMOND, K» Y. MEAT MARKET I —~W. 1?. LAV-INK, < has. opened at Rossie, N 1 ., Y., a firsts class: Meat Market; where,may befouud the. Best, of all kinds of meat. He will call at Hammond twice, each week, \mYLOiTHOllE MRS. IT. 6. TAYLOR, Proprietor. FREE BUS To and from, all trains. A firstr-class Livery in connec- tion. HAMMOND, ]N\ T. _ W. T. STILES,, Dealer in Hardware.. Stoves, Tinware. &e M &c. Job Work ami Repairing promptly at- tended to. Seasonable goods always on baud Coruer of Main and Depot Streets, Hammond, N. Y. ~~~ DEftTJSTKY. 7 1.88.6-7. Dr.. D. L. Coe,. iUraauafe or Pennsylvania Col- lege of Dental-Surgery,, and son ot„ and successor Co the late Dr. il, A. Coe„ would luforui hls.Mends and patients, that, ho will visit protesslonally the places; formerly visited by nun twice each, year,, aud remain as statedbelo.w vlzt Theresa,, from AprU ft to April 2T. Depauvltle, from Anvil 2T to May 11. LaFargevlUe, from May 11 to May.23. Alexandria Bay,, trotnMuy2j to. Juue.8; Plossls, trotn J line sto Juno is. Redwood, from June 13. to June 89* Hammond, from-Juue a» to July 18., Kossle,. tram July 13 to July 20. Ox-Dow» Worn July 20. to July 20. Theresa,, froui Jury stto Augustus. Phlladorahla,. from August lu .to Sent 21. Sterllngvllle, (roin Sept. 21 to Sept. ss. Evans Mills, troiu Sept 2S to Oct. ,11. Theresa, fromOct. 12 toNov. 2. • The abovo.tlmc-table wlll.be.sMetly adhered to. Mv prices, are reduced, and all dental opera, (•ions pretormed ftro warranted to give satfsfao-. tlon or the money will be refunded., Uoveafter I win visit the above mentioned nlacos semi-annually,, with the exception or flieresa, which I shall visit, (out tlmos each year, and would thank the publlo (ortheltborulpati'on- ii've received during the pasteldvon years and re- n wt a contlnlfauce ot the sa'ne.. AU work war- fonwJ. B.UC015D.D.S. ; >1EVER SAY FAIL. Keep pushing-—'tia wiser ThtuislMlng-aslde,, Audi dreaming; and sighing; And-walttngjthe tlde» InUIeisiearnest battle- They only prevail Who.march. dally onward And never-say futtt With; an- eyes ever-open-* A tongue, thatlwnot.dumb,. , Anda-.heart,thatwlll>ne,ver Toi sorrow succuinbr-, YouM! battle-and 1 conquer ThouglUhousands, assallt ilpwstt'ong and- how mighty Who,noversay Xall'i * i'hasplrlt. ofangols, Is; active, i know,, As;hlgherand lUgher ln-gloi'ytheygot Mechlnks, on bright pinions;, li'ruin Heaven they sam, TOi cheer and encourage. Wnaneversaylaitt Ahead; then keep, pushing;, And olbwv j;oui' wuy„ Unheedllujtn» ( envious,. And 1 assus; thai unm!t All obstuqles; vauiou,, AllenemlejojinU,, in thej inline or tueh- wisdom Who, novel-say l'altl •In llle'arosy mornings. 1'u- manliohd's arm: pride,. Let this, be.theinottft Tom- footsteps: to/ glildq;; - In storni-,and In sunshine, ... >«h*te,vel;assails ,-' : T . : • -And neverBaylaitt COURT PROCEPL'iNGS. CAKTON, Oct. 20,, 1880, Yesterday noon the, jury in the. cuse of James Brown agiCtust the R. >\\ & 0. R. R. came in -with a verdict of $2,- 100 in favor of the plaintiff. This ac- tion was brought, to, recover forati iu- jjury winch happeued at, the railroad crossing at Heuvelt.on on the 24 th day of November, 1885, iu the evewttig. It seems that the plumtffF had been from his home in Macomb to Ogdensbnrg to help move a family with their goods. He, arrived at Ogdeusburg;' about uoou, and after being there some length of time, started on his; way homeward. He! amved at Keuveltoii about half-past five iu the afternoou. He testified that, it was theu dark and storming. At -the. point iu the road where he was,, there was a sharp slope downward and across the railroad track. The. view of the railroad track in the direction from which this traiu was coming-is, obstruct- ed by a buildiug which corners very near the track. The plaintiff testified that; when part way down the slope towards the track he stopped his team and listen- ed for any train that might he coming', hut heard uone. Ho then drove, on, aud just as his team struck the, track they were, hit by the engine, and killed, and he was thrown out and had a shoulder and several ribs broken, fle was un- conscious for a con .udei-ahle time, and for ninteeen'days was unable, to. be re- movedto his home.. The defense sought to show that the plaintiff was -guilty of coutributoi-y neg- ligence^, aud that, he was; intoxicated ou : the- day in. question. The Jury, however, I did not credit, the testimony offered, and found the verdict above stated. The case was argued by Mr. E. B. Wyun,, for the defendant, aud by Mv Thos. Sprattfor- the plaintiff* -tEQKAUD VSv COATS. The, case^of C. Leonard vs. Fred S. Coats, of Eope'fe Mills, was. tried by jjury. -The, plaintiff,, while on horseback at.tlie Gotiverneur fair;, iu 1884,, was kicked by a horse, belonging to Goats, iiafiski!* wiis;broken by the kick. He. jclaimed permaueut injury aud sought damages for negligence on the part of Ooats. Vet-diet, for plaintiff, $800 to which the, court; added §40, making' »*-*- ST. LAW. CO, AND VICINITY. —Hon. Jonah Sauford 6f Hopkinton, iliVd last week. —Burglars; have been operating at Gouverueuiv A few nights, ago the milts; of 6'. (Steve's and 4. N. Howard j ivcre enterwl and the. tills: pried open. ;pVey\';«qb ji»$ptt^,^$itr^y,es? .ftuil onfy/' itfiout'tf^ at ffiiwttrdS, S)me:ialeflt' is; suspected. - —ifeury Ptdmer, Of t?gdensburg, stood first iu the competitive examinat-. ion recently held at Gouverueur, for cadetship at \ycst . Point. —Ainasa Cbrbiu, Esq., of Gouvern- etir,, who received the empty honor of the. Democratic, nomination for congress -iu this district declines to run. Mr. Cbrbiu evideutly thinks one contest is enough. —M. R. Waite, secretary of the St. £nwrence, county Board of Trade says: '••The report comes to me, that there is a serious defect with cheese, in different parts of the county which cannot be ac- counted for by either the. cheese makers or the. buyers. There, are. numerous red spots scattered through the cheese. Some cheese are afflicted in this maimer while others are uot, where they stand side by side. The cheese are. injured in appearance but not in flavor. ^4nd yet it lowers the price. Who cau solve the mystery ? —^-130 pounds of dynamite per day is used for blasting purposes along the line of the Carthage & Adirondack rail- road, — We understand that the West Lis- bon. Gilt Edge butter factory has a case of \watering milk\ to attend to. It is said the offender has offered $300 to set- tle, and the offer has been declined. —The. residence and outbuildings of David Volansj town of. Oswegatchie, were destroyed by lire late Friday night. The. barns were, saved by the neighbors. Jfosf of the household furniture and fix- tures were saved; The loss is roughly' estimated at $1,200. The house was insured for $500. The fire waaiSrst dis- covered iu a summer kitchen, aud is supposed to have been communicated by a defective chimney. —Some weeks since, the Gouverneur Free. Piv$& published a card from Ohas. Sitts,, of Macomb, in reference to the. short! practice of one Wilkinson, of Car- thage, who was traveling through the country grafting fruit tries. Wilkinson brought an action &r libel against Mr. Sitts and the case was noticed for trial at present term of court, When the case came up the plaintiff desired to with-' draw his action and on motion of (ff. S. Conger the defendant's attorney the complaint was dismissed with costs against the plaintiff. Good Shooting. Messrs. Gj and H. Thornton, of ITtica, who have been visiting friends in the vicin- ity of Kemptviflej, on Saturday last went deer shooting and succeeded ia. capturing four deer, and a young black bear. They were in town this, morning and intend leav- Ing for home this evening.^Brockville Times. •« :»<a»tt a. ^«-P.!#£^%-- .•*\»T .*-j,^ n -.-r- - -' Wild geese and ducks are: thick tip the, bay. On Wednesday, while the, B#ea^ was on her way dowa between, the Brothers andStella Point, shecanie across a flock of wild geese in which there must have been 500 birds. They were: so fat and lazy that, they refused to rise until the steamer was nearly on top of them. Strange to say there was not; a gun oa board.—Eingstoa News.. This, the sportsmen say, is not so strange at all. It is a habit these, jparticular fowls have. It is presumed they smell the, pow- der. • Our Magazines. Just what every lady wants. 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