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> ~*~ PubllaUea ever; Thursaay morning at Ham- mond, N. Y. TEKM6,11.00, « pslfl strictly In ad- vance. Notices of Births, Marriages and DeatttB In- serted Ires. Advertising rates made lenown on application. corrreaponaence must reaon us not later tnan Monday ntgut, to ensure Insertion. Address all communications to THE ADVER- TISER, Hammond, N. Y. Entered In the post-office, at Hammond, N. Y., as second-class mall matter. THURSDAY, OCT. 28, 1886. BADLY HEEDED. There are at present about thirty de- faulters from this side the bf.rder in the city of Montreal alone. Among them are Dempsey, DeLacy, Sayles and Kirk (the four boodle aldermen of New York): John Keerian, the \Bismark\ of New York; politics; ex-Beading Clerk Alaloney. Hoexter, the notorious New York insolv- ent, who took $150,000 of his creditors' money; Chas. Watlers, the Baltimore! bank clerk; Bartholomew, the New En- gland bank president and Samuel L. Goldstein, the run-away jeweller, who peddled his wares in this vicinity for sev- eral years. Of what earthly benefit can such char- acters be to the city of Montreal or to Canada? la what way is the United States to profit by harboring a similar class of refugees from across the linos? It is only putting a premium on dishonesty. It is holding out the largest kind of in- ducements to officials to steal fortunes by providing them the means of escape. All of this is admitted, and still this state of affairs is permitted to continue. Is this country waiting for Canada to take the initiative? It would seem so. Owing to the greater wealth and popula- tion of the U. 8. a much larger amount of money is carried into Canada than what comes from Canada here. Canada has, on two occasions, tried to secure an extradition treaty; but congress, fearing that the Canadian rogues might get a lit- tle the best ot the bargain, wanted time to consider, and apparently forgot all about it. \We would suggest to the Hon. A. X. Parker that he jog the memory of con grcss in the matter. He has an oppor- tunity to add to his championship of pure butter the honor of pioneering the cause of public honesty. Such a course would justly entitle 50 r. Parker to anoth- er term in congress. M IMPOETAHT W T. Suit has'been brought in the Supreme Court to set aside the assignment of Jas. Dority, of Hossie, also to set aside two mortgages made to Clarence and Charles Dority and to remove other fraudulent , ,,jb.eirs against the property. The amount . M-proiperty transferred is about $7,000. ' The \suit is entered in the name of Lorenzo Smith, Of Gouverneur. The creditors are N. J. Cooper and J. N. Ormiston, of Ox bow; and I. C. Hinsdale, of Antwerp. Attorneys for plaintiff, M. A. Hildreth, of antwerp, and E. H. Neary of Gouv- erneur. Kellogg and Morris of Ogdens- burg, for defendants THEY GOT OFF EASY. quitted. Hke judge said the jury might have convicted Daniel of murder He was sentenced to five years at' hard labor in the Kingston penitentiary. TEE SX0UBBI0H. Tho excursion train through to New York arrived at this depot on time, last Tuesday, The train consisted of two baggage cars, six coaches and ono draw- ing room car, ana judging from the troub- le the engine had in drawing the tram out from the depot we concluded that quite a number weie improving their op- portunity of visiting tho great city. About twenty-five people from Ham- mond joined the excursion. The follow- ing are the parties: Win, Kodger and wife, Henry Donald and wife, N. I. Young and wife, David Moore and wife, Rev. I. Jenkins and wife. Dr. H. K. Kerr and wife, Win. TWoore and wife, S. W. Tilton and wife, John Outhburt, Miss Addie Kodger, Andrew Mills, Thos. Kerr, H. L. Selleck and wife, Mrs. Robt, Donald and J. Faichnov. Stealing Beans. Black Lake has a case of bean stealing. A few nights ago a nitm named John Shavv drove a horse and wagon to the barn of Philip Walroth, took two bags of beans and drove off with them. The next day he disposed of his \produce\ ut Briar Hill. Mr. Walroth missed his beans and began looking up their mysterious disap- pearance. One of the bags must have had a hole in it for beans were Kcatterud along the road, and by this means Shaw was followed and discovered. Shaw is a man of about M> years of age and has been a resident of the place only a short time. He will not be prosecuted. $2,000 FOR BOADS. Ihe Road Commissioners of Hammond, ask the tax payers for S3,000 for fixing the Long Crossway, building a new jl/ar- vin bridge and improving the condition of the roads generally. This is what the ADVENT ISEK has been contending for and we are glad that the commissioners have made a move in the matter. As the town meeting called for the pur- pose of voting the appropriation has not been sufficiently advertised, written-noticea only liaising leen pouted up, we voluntarily give the matter publicity so that the peo- ple will know both the date and the ob- ject for which the money is asked. The long crossway and tins jl/arvm bridge both need attention and if there is any money left after these arc made pass- able it can be profitably used on the roads. The special meeting for voting on the appropriation will beheld Nov. 4th. The Big Apple Ohampionshij. Mr. E. A. Donald, of this village, has taken the championship from Mr. Billings in the big apple business. Jtfr. Donald's apple is also of the Baxter variety and girths 14 inches and weighs 17 ounces. Mi: Billings' apple girths the same as jrfr. Donald's, but is half an ounce lighter. The three Carle brothers, who murder- ed Albertus Carr, in the vicinity of Brocli- ville, a full account of which appeared in last week's issue, have had their trial and have escaped wonderfully well. The jury jrought in a verdict of manslaughter against Daniel, the one who had the gun in his hands during the scuffle which re- sulted in Carr being shot. The other brothers, Herbert and Rieuard, were no- EOSSIE, Kobert Melrose and wife have re- turned from New York, where Mr. Mel- rose has been receiving treatment for the restoration of sight. He had ..only one eye operated on and can see a little. It is expected that with proper glasses &c, he will be able to see fairly well. .. .Mr. Fisher, of Savanah, N. Y.*is at precont VIMIIR; Fisher, of K.iss.e. r.ev. E. B. ,...Mr. Oolhmv' party on Wednesday night was not a large one. An enjoyable time was reported nil the same. Several parties from Brier Hill attended. ... .The Presbyterian church is going to be re-roofed on Wednesday of this week. Dr. T. A. Korrnnd John II. Ber ry wont to New York on Tuesday. Our popnlnr boot and shoe man is meeting with good success. We are glad when Mr. Davia was \found at hist,\ he happened to turn up in Rossie. Mr. George JVcLear aud family, left Bossic on Wednesday for Gouver- neur. \H\ and \B\ appear to have got their misunderstanding righted. The trouble all arose from confounding ' 'butch- er\ witli \teacher and was very funny. We hope to see these correspondents in print again. AJAX. \Step right into the parlor and make yourself at home,'' said the nine- yeitr-old son of the editor to his sister's best young man. \Take the locking chair and help yourself to the album. .Helen Louise is up stairs, and won't be down for some time jet—lias to make up hor form you know before going to press.\ T A HAIR WORK Done to order. Combings and Cuttings made in anv desirable style; COMBINGS Made up at 35 to 40 cents an ounce. JSifAll orders by mail will receive prompt attention. MRS. W. B, BIIMTOK, Hammond, N. Y. Ibr working people. Send 10 cents postage, and we will mail you free, a royal, valuable sample boxof <rooils that, will put you in the way ol making more money in a lew days than you ever thought possible at any business. Capital not. required. Ynii can, live at Iw.ne and work in spare time only, or all .the time. Allot'both sexes, of all aire.-, grandly successful.'50. cents t>$5 i-a^ilv earned every evening. That u'.t w'ho want WQi'fc.inay' tost tho business, we make this unparalleled'oder: To all who are not, well satisfied we will semi $l-to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full pui'tiuuiai's, direc- tions, etc., sent free. Immense pay absolutely sure ibr all who start at once. Don't delay. Aildress SMNSON & Co., Portland, Maine. 26nly. Life Insurance, Mutual Relief Society, oHioehestor, N Y. $2,000 and '§3,000 Policies Sold nt Low Rates. D. K. ^YIl.so^', Seetv. Hammond, N. Y. 3DBNTISTWY. 188(5. I>v. F. A- O^anclett. Thankful for the liberal patronage receiv- ed during the last sixteen years, takes this method of informing the people that he has the facilities, and is prepared to do all work- in the line of Dentistry in the most approved form, and will visit the following named places during the summer, viz :— Oxbow, Irom August 30th to Sept. 0th, At MeAllaster's Hotel. Eossie, from Sept. Ct.li to Sept. 20th, At. MeLoar's Hotel. Hammond, from Sept, 20th to Oct,. 4th, At Mrs. Taylor's Hote'. Bdwardsvillc, from Got. 4th to Oct. 11 th, At Caprin's Hotel. Morristown, from Oct. 11th to Oct. 18th, AtCulligan's Hotel. Brier Hill, from Oct. 18th to Nov. 1st At Hotel. Chippewa, from Nov. 1st to Nov. 8th, \ At Hotel. Redwood, from Nov. 8th to Nov. 22d, At his Office. I shall visit the above mentioned places again.during the winter. 1 shall adhere strictly to the above time table, and would request my patients to call early in my stay and make their engage- ments so that I may have ample time to°do their work while I remain. ISP All work warranted satisfactory or money refunded. 10y!. TIT X> ?, ne OJ \ J? 1 * Materials IVeatly ana PrompHy. M. W. MOYER. IN FIHiSRtjTS OIVKK AWAY. Be n 1 us S oontH postage, ana'by mull ivuuyou will set'cfiisH a paokaee of K'OO In otwt* value, Hurt will start- you in work that will at once bring you In money faster than anything else in America. All about tne »200,0iW lnpresontswltu oaohhox. Agwits wanted ovory- where, of elthor BOX, ot all lures, for all tho tlmo, or snare time only, to worn for us at their own homes, Fortunes forall workers absolutely as- IXro't delay. 11. IUi,i,KTr & Co., Portland, 'Miily. sured. Maine, JOB PRINTING Neatly and promptly exe- outed at this oMae. Give us a aaii and get prices. ESTABLISHED IN 1822. J-E-W-E-L-E-R-8, No8. 1'G nnd '18 Fowl .Street, QGDENS'BURG, N-Y- Yoii iire invited to-ctill -imd .compare Goods and Prices -.before ^deciding your -purchases. 0EG-AN0Q. E8T4.BLI8HEB 1852 r Write, a. Pqxtal Card to •H. ii. STEVENSON and learn liow you-may save from $10 to '$25 ^^.\purchas- ing- aii Organ or Piano., Goods fresh from the factory. 53P\ 'Ihntrumentu shrmi nt your Own ftonies. OVER 114#i0 now in daily use. OrgahS'With^t^b'iM^ sets of reeds and solid waifiiit 'Sales,' ONLY II. R. STEVENSON, Hammoiidy- N. Y.
