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AMi-CWWmimBH- BHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE THE IMMSN8H. rfTOGK OF -GOODS NOW BEING OPENED AT A. McGRUER'S, Mi. ITS IMS THE PRICES ARE CERTAIHLY AWAY BELOW THOSE DOH* «« In larger places, where high rents and clerk hiie compel them to get larger profits, fMY STOCK 0F CLOTHING IS IMMENSE!*- Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods a specialty. A great Variety of Dress Goods and Trimmings in all the novelties. Ladies' Shawls, Gloafcs and Jackets. Underwear for everybody, large and small. Fancy Dry Goods of overv description, and a GRAND DISPLAY of Furniture, Mattresses and Bed Springs at prices below all competition. A, MrGRUER. 3fa. EDITOR, I see in ypuf last issue that some would-be nobs and fish cranks have been destroying property found in Black Lake, by burning. It appears strange that a country that has enjoyed free institutions so long, should go bacK to despotism. A Russian coining to this country would think he had been lost and wandered back home, or ha'' come to a country cursed with the same laws he was fleeing from, a country where men are persecuted, fined, and im- prisoned and property burned for following an ancient and honorable calling (see St. Luke 5-3 to 7) that a few would-be na- bobs can have little better pastime. An- gling is but a pastime, often used as an ex- cuse for a drunken debauch, such as the Theresa fish club enjoyed at Rossie last year, in some out of the way retreat. The ,law .is run most by whiskey in this vicinity. I do hot blame them for changing the name from constable to protector^ Fish were given to man' for food and not to satisfy the whim of aiew whiskey-pranks. Ann NABOB. GENERAL MEWS. An accomplished clerk in a dreg store iu Gouverneur has been detected in a series of thefts extending over a period of two years. Me was anxious to get on in the world and instead of spending the stolen money he quietly deposited it in the bank and maintained an appearance of strict in- tegrity. Besides having some valuable dia- monds, jewelry, etc., he had $1,050 in the bank. These were handed over to bis em- ployer, G-. L. VanNamee. School Commissioner Gr. A. Lewis Held an examination for the teachers of jHammond and vicinity in the graded school building at fiammond on Oct. 26. Mv. Lewis evidently believes in improving the schools by improving the teachers. Report says the questions grow a little more dif- ficult with each examination. . The commis- sioner is doing a good work. ....Mi. Stiles is putting in a pair of splendid street scales. They will weigh as low as two and one-half pounds to a- nicety. ... We regret to learn that our enter- prising townsman, .Henry W. Rodger, had about 100 tons of hay consumed in the 0. & L. C. freight house, Ogdensburg, on Friday last. The hay had been in the freight house only a few days and w-'is wait- ing for shipment. The building was only parrly destroyed by the fire. Loss, about $40,000. Sanford Blair and Charles Snow made an unsuccessful attempt to steal a, basket of clams from the Gouverneur fish market the other day. Blair was given' four months in the penetentiary and Snow was committed to Canton jail, ... .The I'litsdain Normal School stud- ents am not permitted to attend the skating rmk. IfiORRISTOWN. .... Oct. 2s>. There was a ease of drown- ing reported from Brock ville this A. M. A man and woman wept to Old Join's Island y esterday, from Brock villi', and on the way hom e, after drinking to txcess. the woman fell out of the boal and the in. u was unable to get her back again. He towed her to the shore and then found she was dead. This is the second person who ha? lost his life after being made drunk by liquor got at that place. Is there no way to stop it? ;...Oet. 20. The authorities were in- formed tliiSj, morning, that there was a corpse on the river bank, which turned out to be the person who was drowned about two weeks ago, goinsr. from 011 J/im's Is- land to BrockviUc. .He seems to be entirely friendless, as the poor authorities of B;-.)C|<- ville have Ins burial in charge. .... There lias been tc large delivery 6 f cheese here to-day. ...The Roofing Co. have been giving the Pill Factory a coat of coal far. Whether 'it is intended to add: some further medical qualities to the pills, or not, is yet i.n he AT £sa» GROGEBY ^ D CBflCXEBY STORE YOU WILL FIND JUST WHAT YOU WANT. is invited to call and sample Goods and compare prices before purchasing, elsewhere. Mv stock is completely new und omhi'siees CROCKKRY, GLASSW A RK. &<:.. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, • DRIED FRUITS AND CANNED GOODS, ' •*• BEST URANDSOF FLOUR, COFFEES AND TEAS. All the leading brands of TOBACCO, in fact, everything usually kept iu a •rirst-cliiBs GROCERY AND CROCKERY STORE- \Give ine a call. ('6m) E. E. I'AI.MBI!. Himimond, N, Y. learned. W. X. SIGOTJKNEY.—In Hammond, on Fri- day, Oct. 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Sigourney, a son. ROGERS—PANTBR.-At Brier Hill, on Wednesday, Oct. 21st, Mr. Clark Rogers to Miss Etta Panter. FRASER.—At Waddington, on \Sun- day, 17th inst., Thomas A. Fraser, formerly of.Hammond. HAMMOND MARKETS. Butter 13 to 15 cts. per lb. Cheese .8 to 8J \ \ \\ Flour 1.30 to 1.50 per sck. Eggs 15 cts. per doa. Lard 10 cts. per lb. Maple Sugar 10 cts. per lb. Potatoes 50 cts, per bush, new Salt 1.25. per obi. H«y 9 to 10 dollars per ton. Wool 25 cts. :per !b. At the Ogdensburg Board of Trade, Sat- urday last, the following offerings in cheese were made from this section: Centre 50; Brasie Corners 150; Morris- town 150; Caliboga 150; North Hammond 5-0; Hammond 135; Lake View 100; Du- pontville 54; Black Lake 150; St. Law- rence 6i; Fish Creek 75;, Marvin Hill 100; Gem 84; Brier Hill 140. All of the cheese were sold at prices rang- ing from 11@11 iff e;' New York in i'\ •!: -F-\iev cheese, 11-J- cts.; I'l'mini''y l.iiM.ir .9 cents welsh tub-23 Of the best the Latest Portlands Bodies, the remain stock of the sale Cheap m ! ' make and S ty les of and Swell I will offer der of m^' s a m e f o r for the next ten days,, in order to make room tor a new aium jor the rfnrwnrtis] KiTCall early and get the benefit of LOW PKlCES. 26tf. C J5- ELLWWOirrH. Hammond, N. Y., Oct. 21st, 1886. 1^ more money tua.n at anything else by taking an agency for the test selling book out. Beginners succeed grandry. None fall. Terms free. HALLETT BOOK CO., Port- land, Maine. 2<,iiij. - CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, AND TOOTS BJtmtlJSS, TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, $l|oidclcf-Mide,4, tttj&esf, #ponge,s, -find all Varieties of Drug- gists' Sundries, School hook?, Blank Books and Stationary, go to Seiui sixcentsfor postage,and receive free, arostly box of goods m. « v»ww M^JT*. mn-rm *-o ill I III It n. wlitcli will Help you to more D, 13a 17!riyjr,S©jRPSw « I IllOlf; nonoy rfcW away than anj. ui^r. AUB i/o^«. i»-w«» \ . i-l,'ijpe> Hn riiifvcilri. A«- of elilier sex, suc- V&pPhyxUiitnii' Prescript o.m Gitretvlli/ •• ceert from Urss Hour. 'I'lje m-oncl road to fortune _ ', , ' • opens betoi. ;iiuworsens, absolutely sure. Ar. Coiipouiiuea. ... uaee adilre s Turns A t-'o., Aiio'tista.J.talnc. 2<j. y •Futi. TpffTfT LINE OF * U - ' CLOTH (N ( (AN BE FooNoa E. S. KBTOHAM'S, -jj-'anuuond, N. Y.
