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CHARLES A§HLEY (febisatf.) fUE liARG-E, FAST AND ELEGANT STEAMER . Mas recently been refitted and renovated throughout- and isnoff open for excursion engagements to any port between Sreriton and Bibiirison's landing on favorable terras. For particulars apply ,to JOHN FINTJCAN, GANAN00.mj, Or 0. *I. C. llaUway office,. Ogflensburg, N. Y., or 'Captain on ; board; Tickets for sale by J. H, PHILLIPS, 62^ Fordstreet. (jly24d2m) PIC-NIC SEASON A.^[I> HOME. A large lot of fancy goods, Includ- ing Canned. IWeats of all kinds, im- ported Sardines, Olives, flam, Bacon and Dried; Beef, always on band at GALLiaHKU'S. - Stop that Cough that tickling in the throat! Stop that Consumptive Condition! Toil can be cured'! You can't afford to wait! Dr. Kilmer's Cough Cure [Consumption. 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It is the greatest and best remedy on the markeifrfbr cleaning the blood and giving you a new leaseof life. A well-known .bus- iness man informs m be has gained 8 pounds on two bottles of tais Sarsap.ariila. Price $1.00. For sale by W. J. ievis, 2-4 Ford street, druggist Use Levis' JRheumatic Ciare. FITS—AH Fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No fita after first dayi'i use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and $2.00 trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 931 Arch street, Phila., Pa. \.\ It will not disappoint you. It is the best article known for purifying the blood and build- ing up the health and strength. For 25*: years erysipelas broke out in blotches on my face. I found ho cure until J used Parker's Tonic two years ago. It i s the medicine for JBC J-^E. C. H. REV. W. EISK REQTJA f of Aurora, 111., says: \I haveused Gilmore'a Aromatic Wine and find it an. excellent household remedy that none ought to dowithontr For sale by 'W. J. Levis. 1HEDICAJ. TESTIMONY. 3(W WBS» 49IH Brum, NEW TOMC, June 6, 1883. Having in the course of a lwfje practice ex? tensivelyusedAllcocks Porous Plasters in the various diseases and conditions wf the lungs and pleura, and always with sweeess, I recommend '. their use in that most aggravating disease, 'Sum- mer Catarrh, or Hay Fever; strips of Plaster applied over the threat and chest, will. afford great relief from the choking tickling in the throat, wheeling;, shortness of breath, arid pains in the CMst. It. MCCORMICK, M. D. Arnica* Oil Liniment is very healing and soothing, and does wonders when applied to old sores. • \ Facts are stubborn things,\ and sufferers from chills and fever find their complaint a very stubborn fact, until they commence the use of Ayer's Ague-Cure. That medicine eradicates the poison from the system, and cures Leven the worst cases. Md & Silver Watches! TVe have sold over lOO BOCKFOB9 QUICK TRAIN tTATCHBS, and aU are clvlng tne moat nnexampled •af- teraction. Titer keep mmarkablf close, accurate time, and never came us the sllKhtest trouble. Therefore we recommend them in preference to all other makes. At their re- duced price*, they are the cheapest and best movements in tite market. ^VKBUF «c SON-,. - The Company's only Agent. Messrs* Seely & Son attention to their gT^UONEEX We-havffthis weetreceiveil an. invoice of first pick- ings of NEW -JRipANTBAS. IBis pur aim to offer the -public, thfaseaabn,, thei finest ISSESj*jS^^^- >k4-«r« X4PO \TTB A', for ,n3F-%.&- VXSt ever sold in this market. A trial, will convince. and MOCHA COFFKES still maintain their reputation for fine quality, and hy continjninjE to keep them up to the standard, hope to meet Increas- ed trade. • .. .. S. P. fiULlfiHER. Valuable leal Estate for Sale. f OFFER FOR SALE; J AT A BARGAIN ALL SIT A real esUte, consisting of houses, lots, block \of tiro large stone stores, desirable land for farming or building Ipt9,located.4n: and-near tlie-village of Heuveltori.. Also. mjrresidence on.KlversitJe Ave., as tinea location-and- home as can be foutaa in St. Xawrence Co. Property can be seen or information given by calling on or addressing JOHN PICKENS. (jly22aiwlmj. Invite which has keeil reopened in response to very inner- ««« reqaesw. Tkejr have a lara;e lino •f HlKh-Clase FashionaMe Papers, NEVER BEFORE CARRIED IN THE CITT, ineludlnc an assortment of noTRHine RORRERS unexcelled, Weddlna, Reception and Visltlna; Cards, Crests, Monoxrants and Ini- tials, Stationery stamped In any col- or, cards printed from old plates',,; monogram \Wax Seals. PreshneM or ideas and originality will always be found in this department, which will be kept up to the hlchest stand- ard. OGDEN3BTJRG, AUGUST; 9, 1886. IiOCAL NEWS. THI Algona took a good load of passengers and freight on her down trip, Saturday. MSRCDRT stood at 85° i n the shade yesterday afternoon and scarcely any wind. • Tus Anglers'Association dinner at Mary Is- land, on Thursday, was partaken of by 350 per- sons. HOST of the passenger steamers on Lake Cham- plain are carrying large excursions to and from various points. URS. GINIRIL SIANNARD, of Vermont, has been granted a pension of $50 per month. - The president has signed the bill. EVERT day increases the crop prospect of St. Lawrence county, which promises to be the best in a long-time. • Everything is good. THIS is ripening weather and the harvest moon. Hot days and cool, nights are bringing .all kinds of vegetation to maturity. THE Monteagle, with her consorts, arrived here Saturday afternoon with grain for the 0. & L. C, elevator... ,. ., . - THE Guide took but • good load of passengers and freight, for Brockville and Chippewa Bay, Saturday. THE Sport, the only side wheel yacht on the river, from Sport Island, near the Bay, was here Saturday. THE Lotus took out a big load of passengers, Saturday afternoon. The rush to the pleasure resorts is at its height. NICHOLAS LOUIS is home from XTtica attending to the business of his father, during the latter's illness. EX-MAYOR E. J. Chapin has been steadily improving for several days past, and there is reason to hope that he will soon be convalescing. EDWARD O'BRIEN, son of Attorney-General O'Brien, of Watertown, is in this city visiting friends. W. H. MARSHALL, who has been in Connecti- cut overseeing his farm, returned home, Satur- day. His daughter and granddaughter came with him. WITH the new dwelling of Joseph Gilbert, and the rebuilding of the stone house at the cor- ner of Water street, the lower end of Franklin street is much improved. B. 0. HUNTINGTON, son of Ozias Huntington, of this city, came Friday evening on a flying visit, and took back with him his son who has been for some years'past living with his grandfather. M. F. COLLINS returned home to Norwood, Saturday, to give his son an opportunity to take a vacation at the Terrace House Park. He is enthusiastic in praise of this pleasure resort. ELI SPOONER says the place to catch large fiBh is in deep water, and the four pound bass are to be found in 8 0 feet of water, where the grass is thirteen feet long. Fish with minnows. THE stone house at the corner of Franklin and Water streets is. being rebuilt and modernized, and ia fast assuning an imposing appearance. It is to be occupied by Patrick Hannan, now of Os- wego. WHILE tbe men were digging for the street railway, in front of the Ogdensburg Cemetery, one of them struck a coin which proved to be a half penny token of the date of 1812. R.E. Newtoa has the coin. THE steamer John Thorn came here Saturday with an excursion grom Clayton and other river towns, numbering 150 fine appearing people. The excursion was accompanied by the Perch Rive r Band. ' THE Plumb makes her regular weekly trip to the Thousand Island Park, going up the Ameri- can channel and down the Canadian side, to- morrow. This is one of the nicest trips on the river, and costs but 50 cents. The boat leaves Plumb's dock at 8 a. m. TnKRE are several of the fakirs who have done up Northern New York the past weok. The inan who was arrested at Oswego wasnet theone who worked this city. The one from here and the woman who accompanied him, arrived at Oswego after Dalton was arrested, and sought to get him but of the clutches of the officers.. IN spite of the warnings which have been published, the \ glib-tangued\ young man in search of soft and susceptible men with a few dollars, visited Whitehall last Friday evening and raked it about $100 in ex- change for worthless jewelry. If people would read their local newspapers more generally they would be spared any and all such dangers from smart chaps. CHAPTER 668 of the laWa *>l 1886 authorizes the Adjutant-General of the tState, upon requisi- tion of the commander of any regularly organized post of the Grand Army of tl be Republic in this State, to issue and' deliver tq said post, to be used by the firing squad of said post, twelve stands of arms complete. THowever, the arms > from the State cannot be obtained at once. The Assistant .Adjutant-General writes that there are npne on hand fit for use„ and the bill quoted makes no appropriation for the purchase of new. Doubtless the next Le; jialature will make the appropriation. •L m TRSATKb aUCCMMVCXI/rT With our ncwapparatui we lean tell jurt what trouNei you,, and- at- no extra exnense. - All the latest-improvements in NoKrBleee* and Frame!. THE Shillings, WJ jitney Bros, and Barnes' pic- nic to Allen's Pari\; by steamer Armstrong on Saturday, Aug. jth r waa a perfect success. Under the mana- ^ement of M. S. Lee, I. T. Merry, Robt. Simmons . and Wm. W. Ahers it could not fail. The Cit 1 / Band and orchestra was in atten- dance, and pi Ayed more music-and better than I ever heard c « such an occasion, and all seemed to enjoy th; amselves. No liquor was sold on the boat or gro oo id. - The day was all that could be desired. 'IJ> e boat left at 6 p. m. The home trip was verj ^pleasant, and enjoyed by all. S?rof. Dumouchel ? /as probably thinking of thetband picnic soon t o lie held, and was throwing put inducemeata to have them all attend the dance oh the main det :k. The young folks, were dancing as if it wi s the last, chance of the season. On the stem of the boat there was singing by some yowng • ladies and gentlemen that would have done b onor to professionals. Mr. Lee could be sees wall ing. around with a smile onJiis face xS entire satisfaction; Mr. Merry .• the wants of all; Mr. Simmons as ing change for all Who wanted ice They ten the right men Sri the The boat arrived home at 8:15 everyone satisfied that they had had a good time:' and that they would go next year sad take the) ' r friends, BTOJI WHO WAS THERE. tint exprcs looking aft« cashier, nat cream, etc. right place, o'clock, with THE JOHN THOBN now runs a daily trip between Alexandria Bay and Kingston. TnE Lotus had a good list of passengers' on her trip yesterday; The weather was fine. ABOUT 25 Preseott people attended the rink Saturday night. THE street railway builders; are going east from the Opera House today- - ' MR. MARSHALL says the crops in Connecticut ate better this year than for twenty yearsbefore. HOKE grain will be handled here, the present season, than ever before. . THE members of the Pastime B. B. C are re- quested to meet this evening at half-past eight. ELIAS LYONS, a. former resident of the Burg, now of Toronto, is visiting friends in the city, THE Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain railroad is running large frieght trains both ways. The steam boat line is doing a large freight business. THE Monteagle and her consorts Blazing Star and Mystic Star, which arrived, here Saturday, brought 10^,000 bushels of corn. A TELEGRAM 1 has been received by the com- manding officer of the 35th that the inspection will take place Aug. 18th, at 9 o'clock a. m.- LOSS OF THE STEAM CLIFFORD. YACHT SHE GOES XO HXB VOOIHl I1V LACIIINE RAPIDS. THE A Oonraeeons Girl Saves her Fatter from Dronrnlnfc. OSWEGO, N. Y., Augi 7,^-The attempt to get a jury in the civil action against ©alton, the street jewelry vender, last night, failed, and a t two o'clock this morning an adjournment was taken until nine o'clock a. m. The case is now on trial. The criminal charge against him has been further adjourned until Monday'mornihg. TnE steambarge Baldwin and her tow, Al- bany, India, Grace Whitney and Dashing Wave, arrived Saturday night with about 1,600,600 feet of lumber for Skillings, Whitney & Barnes Lum- ber Company. A VAN named Hefferan claims to have been robbed of $95 in a place in this city, Saturday afternoon. He and a man named McCullough remained at the lockup over Sunday to be wit- nesses in the case. The police have been on the lookout for the supposed robber, but up to this time he has not been arrested. Miss FIOBA GREENE, daughter of George E. Greene, of Montreal, who was so instrumental in saving her father's life Friday night is a remark- able young tady. Being an only child she is his constant companion. She is an excellent swim- mer and a splendid markswoman who delights in hunting, fishing and yachting, and though slight in form she has good power of endurance and is cool under the most trying circumstances. Mr. Greene and his family Were recently camping at J. H. Nbrmand's cottage at Morristown Park, where Flora occasionally gaveexhibitions .of her aquatic powers, by diving to the bottom at the steamboat landing, to encourage the other girls to learn to swim. Her accomplishment as a swimmer was a good thing to possess in the. Lachine Rapids Friday night. State Fair. The days of the State Fair at TJtica, are^ from the 22nd to 29th of September, inclusive. Opinions About tne Weatncr. A couple of young men on their way from church yesterday : Mercury standing at 84° in the shade; one remarks \ this is a nice cool day,\ the other looks up quizzically remarking \ I should say s o I'm jeady to melt.\ A few minutes later two ladies met .at the same spot. One says \its cool and nice!\ \Yes very\ was the reply. A second later No. 2 meets lady No 3, who says \what a terribly hot day this is!\ \Yes very oppressive,\ responds No 2. And so we go, one finding delightfully warm at at 60° and another chilly at 85°. Hot dwell- ings in winter and thick woolens in summer, have led some to believe that there is no summer where the temperature is 'less than 100° in the shade. J. H. Normand's neat little steamer Clifford left nere, at 11 a. m. Thursday for Dorvelle the summer residence of George E. Greene, of Montreal. Dorvelle is about three miles above Lachine on the north bank of the St. Law- rence river. She was manned by Moses Lasure captain, and Joseph Shareau engineer, both of this city. She ran the Galloup3 and Du Piatt rapids in fine style and to the canal at the' head of Sault, arriving at Cornwall all right. The distance from Cornwall to Yalleyfield, at the head of the Beauharnois canal, 40 miiesj was run in five' hours. Mr. Normand tele- graphed Mr. Greene that the boat Was on her way down, Friday morning. MR Greene. and his daughter, an only child, Flora, met the boat'Friday evening, at Yalleyfield and they passed through the canal, reaching the lower end about 10 p. m. There was to be a re- gatta at Lachine on Saturday, and Mr. Greene was anxious to get home that night, so as t o attend it with the Clifford; The boat made such rapid speed that they reached Lachine long before they anticipated, and mistaking an elec- tric light at the north end of the bridge building for the Canadian Pacific road two miles below Caughnawaga they' started for that. The nearer they approached the light the less they could see. - At 12 at night they struck, bow on, one of the scows en- gaged at the bridge. - in an instant the current caught her stern and swung her around, when a cable caught her Tipper-works, and the Clifford capsized. All were thrown into the water, but caught hold of the bottom of the steamer. Miss Greene is a courageous girl and a magnificent swimer. In a few seconds the Clif- ford righted and left them all in the rapid cur- rent. All could swim but Mr. Greene. His daughter procured a life preserver and put it upon her father, while Lasure and Shareau pro- vided themselves in the same way. Miss Flora then started to swim ashore, but hearing her father's cries for help, she returned to him. The nightmen working at the bridge, saw the acci- dent, and! seven Of them put out in a boat and picked them all up. Mr. Greene is indebted to the efforts of his daughter for the safety of his life. When the unfortunates were picked up the little steamer was seen rapidly floating down the Lachine rapids, but What became of her is unknown; On Saturday Mr. Green offered $100 for the recovery of the boat or any portion of her. The escape was most miraculous and was due entirely to the coolness and courageous efforts of Miss Greene, and the presence of the men at work on the railroad bridge. Cut tne Weed*. The last legislature amended the highway law so as to require overseers of every road district and street commissoners of every city and village to serve written 'notices on the occupants of all. premises to cut weeds, briers, and bushes, along the Toad or street in front of, or through the same, and if the work is not done within ten days after the service of such notice, then the work is to be done under the direction of the overseer or commissioner. When the overseer returns his warrant, he is required to make oath of the amount expended on account of each piece of property, and the commissioners of highways are required to certify these statements to the super- visors, who are to include the sums expended in the taxes assessed'against the lands on which the labor was performed. Tlic Sea Serpent Again. The Cayuga lake sea serpent has been heard from again, this time in the vicinity of Atwater's Landing. The reptile, or -whatever it may have I been, was discovered Sunday afternoon about 2 '• miles north of Atwater's. The following descrip- tion of the reptile was given to the Ithaca Jour- nal: /' \ We were several rods from shore leisurely rowing about, when we saw a huge black object suddenly rise from the water to the height of several feet. The snake's head seemed to be fully two feet broad, with large bright eye?. When we got on dry land we obtained a field glass and watched the monster until it swain down the lake a mile or two, when it disappeared. The serpent was fully as long as a telegraph pole and as large around. W e could see its snake- like motion as it glided through and over the waves.\ The same or a similar reptile was seen by four young men while out fishing, and by several employes on the Cayuga Lake railroad. This reminds us that nothing in the world will bulge a man's eyes like a snake. Why a hair snake in a puddle of roily water appears to a lone witness like a mammoth eel. An ordinary water snake under the right circumstances Would appear about as large as a telegraph pole. Since the scart boy saw the thousand ibxes, and the foxes finally petered down to a couple of neigh- boring cats, we have looked with suspicion upon reports of the sea serpent. Bobbins' monster Show. Ogdensburg will be visited on Saturday, Aug. 21st, by the Frank A. Bobbins circus, museum and menagerie, which will no doubt be remem- bered by. our\ amusement loving public as the show which gave such universal satisfaction when they exhibited in Preseott last year. As this will be-the only tent show at Ogdensburg this summer, it should be well patronized, The following is taken from the Westerly, R. I., Narragansett Weekly of July 29th: The Frank A. Robbins new show gave two entertainments in Westerly on Tuesday last. The'show is a well chosen aggregation of won- ders and deserves as it receives a large patron- age.: Under the circus tent the show is better than Forepaugh'g; The artists are first class; Where all isio well done it is difficult to partic- ularize. The beautiful Hindoo snake charmer is worth going a long distance to, see. Andrew Gafljney,. the modern Hercules, Linda Jeal, the queen of the bare-back riders, May Antonia on the high wire, Mile. De Granville, the female Samson, Harbeck, the contortionist, and Mile; Alma in the raid air flying rings were only a few of the specialties, each alone worth more than the price of admission. Then there was the novel and unprecedented herd of trained ele- phants, a sight which no one should miss, and last but not least we should fail to do justice to this great show should we not mention an entire new and unique feature, the masterly exhibition of the world renowned Chiv. Ira.W. Paine with pistol and rifle. We do not hesitate to say that Bobbins' new show is an effort- worthy of the- patronage of a discerning public. Cut by a. Circular Saw. Our Ohateangay, N. Y., correspondent, under date of August 3d,.says: \Amos Cooke, son of Prentiss. Cooke, of this town, while engaged in removing a slab from a circular saw in McGinnis' mill this afternoon, was drawn upon the saw and 1 his left arm completely severed from his body, Hi's bodjr was also nearly severed-from shoulder to hip. Report says that death followed a few minutes after the accident.\—St. Albans Messen- Weather Slenals. The Season's Fairs. The present year seems to be a flourishing one for county fairs, and the various agricultural societies are getting ready to match pumpkins ) show the finest stock, the largest ears of corn and the finest hogs, and exhibit the handiwork of wives and daughters. Among the dates already announced are the following: ^ Antwerp Society, August- 25-2T. Sandy Creek, September t-8r Oxford, September 1-8. Fulton County, at. Johnstown, September^-9. Carthage, September 7-9. Herkimer, September 14-16. Camden, September 14-16, Cortland, September 14-16. Greene, September 14-17. .Edmeston and Burlington, September 15-17. . 'Jefferson County, at Watertowh, Sept. 14-17/ Phceaix Union, September 1S-47. Trenton, September 15^-17. — Oneida Countv, at Rome, September 20-24. Oswego Falls, \September 21-28. Brookfield, September 21-23. State Fair, XTtica, September 22^-29. Annsville and Lee, September 30 and Oct. 1-2. Richfield Springs, September 2^-29. Sangerfield »nd Marshall, Sept. 59-Ocfc 1, Butternut Yalley, at Morris, October 8-7. \Oswegatchie at Qgdensbtirg, September 1-4. Gourerneur, at Gouverneur, Aug. 31, Sept. 2. St Lawrence County, at Canton, Sept. 14-JC. Racket and St. Regis Yalley, at Potsdam. September 21^23. Malone, Sept. 28-30. Blue crescent, red ball, meaning clear weather and warmer temperature. - Toronto says: Moderate to fresh S. and E. winds, and very warm weather. Ogdensburg Board of Trade. Aug. 7, 1886—Fancy cheese steady at 8@8fc; cable 41s; receipts, 71,000; exports, 55,000. Creamery butter, 21 to 22c ; Welsh tubs 18c and firm; receipts, 38,000; exports; 3,000., CHEESE OFTKlilNGS: Elm Grove -. ;..... VariRenfielaer... ;..; MorHstdwn....... '; :~ Clover Hill. ....:.., Marvin Hill. • May Flower. , ;..; .Griffith... Sock Bottom : —-;... St. Lawrence. North Hammond. ..;. Calaboga.. ....*..... ;.. Heuvclton Hammond....; lisbon Centre No. Lisbon Oswegatchie Fish Creek,... Black Lake. ....... Trontier;.. Howard.-. ; Mutual. • •. • • Rensselaer Falls — Brier mil. ; Depeyster N6.1 Lake Tiew.. Brasle Comers— —-.i.. Beaver Creet;.; .-, Depeyster Ko ; 2....... A <..,; Faville HenTeH6'ri\TfO;2.....«.............;.... Mackvlile: .„;... Clem... .• glmond's Creek. -„ »r.._.- - SALES OF CHEESE: 1,200 boxes at. . { 400 boxes at...... ( ................ 2,000 boxes; at......,.,.»...-... CREAMERY BUTTER: SDO packages offered.; none sold. IV •!•* C. A. .; 104 .......103 64 65 186 98 125 . •-..-.... 95 ...... 62 ....... TO ...... 170 150 .......800 124 ....... 63 100 .......175 ..;...<* 53 *1«5 .......100 .100 „.-...200 100 188 100 .... 130 ;1W 66 ......150 ..: « »0 .......100 ...... 68 S.C98 ... .;8Jc- .8 3>16c ......8c % Monthly business meeting in the Association parlor, 8:30 tonight. Every member is request- ed to be present, as business of importance is before the Association. Wicked Rings in France. Paris Cor, JS. Y. Tribune. Lastly, the syndicate, which bears the pomp- ous title of \La Societe Francaise Generate of Hndo-Cuine,' : is intrusted for a term of ninety- nine years With the farming of the land tax in all the countries in question; It Was With the object of enhancing and putting a definite value to these concessions that the expedition Was ^undertaken, and that so many lives Were lost. Needless to add that Ferry's warmest suppprfc ers in this patriotic policy were Dietz Monin and the other disinterested senators and-deputies. One of Ferry's principal newspapers actually had the impudence to declare that gold was s o plentiful in the new colony that the natives bred ducks solely for the purpose of collect- ing ;in their-guano the gold which the birds had swallowed with the river mud. This preposterous story reminds pne: forcibly of the Toulousieu who stated that he had Jet a match drop in a field and- the next summer he found there a forest; whereupon a Marseil. lias replied that that was nothing, since he having dropped a trouser button had found a whole pair of trousers on the spot just a week kter. Charles Ferry, whom his constituents have just declined to re-elect, recently purchased a magnificent house in the Kue St. George, for $100,000, although only a few years ago •he- was .a mere traveling salesman of the great arti- ficial flower manufacturer Watel. One of the most disgraceful financial transactions which have taken place in France in recent years is the Honduras loan. This small country, possessing no resources, with a population of about 500,000 inhabitants,, of which scarcely one-third are white, had during the past fifty years been uuable to pay a single cent interest on its national debt of 180,000 when suddenly a group of Paris financiers and statesmen took the matter in hand and successfully floated a Hondu- ras loan of $35,000,000. Of this sum only $3,- 000,006 ever reached the Honduras treasury, the remaining$32,000,000 being swallowed up by this syndicate under the head of commissions, bro- kerage, etc, The* principal members of the ring were Leon Say, Bischoffsheim, Dreyfus and Scheyer, and if anyone hesitates about believing the exactitude of the facts related above, says M. Drumont, let him consult the records xOf the French Chamber of Deputies of 1881. LOCAL NOTICES. - LOOAI. AsvBsnsracxnTS' will be inserted, under this heading,, at 15 cents per line. Only a Shilling a Yard. New printed dress sateens, Algie Brothers'. -r-Wanted—A girl to do general house work small family. Mrs. Henry E. Lyons, State street. —Found—About six weeks ago, a diamond lace pin.; call at this office. ^^Wanted=—A good girl for general house- Work. Apply-at the residence of N. M, Curtis, 55 Elizabeth street. MARRIED. MiEBIiO I SOTICSS FIFTY CKXI3 BACH, POPPLE—THTJBSTON. In Heuveltori, August 3rd, ISSG, by Rev. M. M; Hice, Mr. CHARLES W. POEPLE ana Miss ORl>H A N. THUESTON, all of Heuvelton, N.¥. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. M ART D. BEAN AND HENRf C. DEAWB HATE tbls day withdrawn, from 'the firm of George Hall & Co., by mutual consent. - The business will be con- tinued \by George Halt L Co., who will settle the a o counts of the firm. Ogdensburg, August Tth, 1886. • MARY D. BEAN, HENET G. DEAKE, - W. i. PROCTOK, (au9dlt) GEO. HAM,. The.Steamer Lotus, WUJI MAKE A TRIP Ereiy Snnday Mox-ni jigr I: -•—JOR-T— And tne Thounand Islands. Leaving Plumps wharf at 9 a.m., returning In the evening. Tickets-limited to 100. Tickets for sale by J. H. PHILLIPSi GEO. HALL * CO;, Managers. 621<rEordSt; .0ul7a?m) \..;.....'. MABKHAM'S Pleasant Cougli Cordial! , An elegant -remedy for Coughsj -Colds, .Hoarseness,, and all Throat and Lung Troubles. Is guaranteed to relieve and cure or money refunded. Pleasant to the taste as honey. 25c. a bottle. F. HOWARD MARKHAJI, MAPiiE CITT DRTO iSTORE, A Besirable GaiTiage Sorsef E IND, GENTLE AND IN EXCELLENT CONM- tion, (C year old bay mare) forssleby R. C; HENDERSON, • Cor.. Knox andjMorrls .Streets, Or HENDERSONS BLANK BOOK BINDEBY. W ANTED— I want you to doymrlor work for me at your ownli6me;-plenty'worIc; goba-pay; $lper piece ; all materials.free. A,,Ii0VE, CLEVELAND, 0. TOWN ASSESSMEIfT ROLL. T HE ASSESSORS OF THE TOWN OF OSWEGATCHIE have completed the Assessment Koll for the year 18SC, amd a copy of said roll: Is left with Geo. Wlther- head, at the Common Council Room, in the Town Hall; at Ogdensbdrgj -where .the same may be seen and' exam- ined by anyone interested, until the 8d Tuesday of August, next, and on that day the assessors will meet at 10 q clock, a m., at the said town Hall, in the City of OgdShsburg,, to- • review their assessment,' on the* appllcailonof any person conceiving himself aggrieved. DatedOgdensburgj July 80tu,lS86; GEO. WITHERHEAD, W. B. HOTOHINSON, O'ljSOdiwSw) CHARLES DUBOIS, Assessors. H OUSE AND LOT NO; 2S, NEW YORrt AVENDE, ->Ves L t Side. A :good House- in a. desirable .locar tioii., Xot 55 feet front by IGO. deep. WlUibe sold cheap; Enquire oh the premises. (no24dtf 1 MRS. DUNCAN ANDERSON. •Expert Workmen and. Moderate CIiarjte». SKEI.TT <fc SOW. (myldtwly) BiwFiiriillilw ^DEALER INT— -AND- rHouse Furmshlng Soods-- OF AIilV KINDS. r In this department will be found a NEW and complete •lock of-fiooa« which will be sold attlie Very Lowest Prices, in the ROCKWELL 18 & 18 LAKE gTBEET, West Side. Idf8d*w«m) MATBBFOtrNDOU FILEATJJBP.. K. BOWELL *CO« ITewsnanwr Atrmrttat** mmxtmrn (10 8r«wn fiisisirr). WHIKE AH- •\• vcRTHiica cojrnucra ^sayVreiiiaaoforltla P—eg ear——i^' \*w uaawvej NEW YORK. --_„__„_> cleanae tlieblcibdv which is the , fountain of b^th^ by uilruj Dr. Keree'sGoia- . en Medical Discovery, aM KOod dlgcstiori, a fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital strength; and' soundness of c<>ru^tutfon \vlU. 1» estabuehed. Goloteii;Me^eal;l>isi»vejry:ieiues:aUTiuihoj^ •• frdni the eommon pimple,blofcKvbr^ii^i to vHie. ivorit Scrofula, or blood-poison..* CEs^•.. necially luW It proven its iemcacy to ;6urlng; §alt-rbeum or Tette«.TEe*«^M^JHS^o^;; Buiease; ScrbiuloiiB Sores antJweillngsiEn* lartred Glands;and^Eating,TJleers. GoldetfMedieal' Discovery^cures <^ramjr£' tton (whien is Scrofula of the I,ung8),.by fls —i~z.j**^*.',f t;i>vA^ ™*Mfiririir invianrfltitiff Hariri tinsf of Blood, Shortness or Jireatn, jjronenftis. Severe Goughii A^nu% ^d,k%^ «!«?'• tions, it i s a sbvero^-remedy; It prornpfly curesithe^ serorest Coughs..-•••'»---- T?6r Tor^p^lTiiver; HSHOtisneas, or^^ \layer Complaint,\ Dyspepsia, and Indigestion, it is; an uiiequallearenieay. Solfl;by araggiste.. .DR. PIERCED PElVr.ETS - AUti- Bllious ait* Catliartic. ffie. a vial; By aruggisjtst. -. - tJnderitsvarioushdmes,.the Parlor Organ, Cabinet Organ and Seed' OrgaUj this familiar instrument has place! In iiany Jh.ousanas'Pf homes. The folipwiiig books are unexcelled as Instructors and collections of organ music. Fprthosewho wish to/leatn oriiyeasy nuisic, Winiier's MalMetjiod for Cabinet Orsan contains simple instructions, and a large number of easy, tunes, 15 cents. For complete course. The Emersoit Method for Reed Organ*. Good instructions and abundance of tubes, vocal and instrumental. $2.50. For learning to play Church Music, as well as easy gecular Music, Joiiiison^s Parlor Organ Instruction Book is a wonderfully plain and thorough instructor. $li.50. Abridged, $1.00, For voluntaries and correct performance on the. Church. Origan 1 , Clark's Harmonic School for Organ.. Mahy'valuable hints, and thoughts for •practicaVChTircli organists,andmuchfine-iiiusic.' $$;00: - Any book mailed for the price mentioned. OLIVER UITSON & CO., Boston. C. H.DITSON & Co., SOT Broadway, New York. A birds eye view of pur beautiful 1 city, just, at present,, from tbe dome of the Custom House, is enchanting. Our visual organs are greeted with a landscape flecked, with, neat public and private buildings and a forest of stately trees, that new artery of enterprise,- the street rail:- way,-lies before you, the murky colored water of the Oswegatchie is here discerned mingling itself with the bright and limpid; waters of the noble St., Lawrence, whose course is ever onward to the seia. While'reveling in the scenes before us, with' Chimney Island and the fishing grounds in the distahce, one is impelled to ask the ques- tiorij where the best fishing'tackle goods are t o be found in this city. Echo promptly answers that E. A. JNEWELL & C0;'S Fishing Tackle Department, this year, is perfect in its .appoint- ments and lower in price than the very lowest ever known before. When you g o camping, fishing or traveling, you naturally need susten- , anee. It will be well to remember that We have a, bountiful supply of Xuhch Baskets, different sizes and with all the modern improvements.' Iffou will have lots of fun trying to find a decent place to sleep mghts when camping,, if you neglect to purchase one of our Hammocks with ropes and spreaders. Get GAM, WBEELEB or the janitor of the Custom House to pass you to the top of the rotunda,, the sight will hurst upon your vision witu beautiful effect. For light and pleasant summer reading, eitli? er in bound or paper covers, come to the book store of A A, NEWELL & CO,, JUDSONS BANK BClfcOING. Extras far Mowing MacMnes, All .kinds, To r Sale !>>' JOH1V BABK. Ha^iiig' Tools, A full Iilne of New Goods) at JOHN BARB'S. -- Mowing Machine Ois, All kinds, SOTiD CHEAP. JOHN llAltlt. S XWEB BXPK ana all kinds of Cement arid\K»ter 1.IIHC, at low prices. - -- . (myl8a3taw4wly) JOHN BAKK. -WHO MAVK- Cleaning ami Drein? 0?0 BE l>pi*CE, WM have wtlilactorj resolUeferytimeby applying.to STEAM I^JTO^ ESTAB1VIS1MBP 18T2. Is the largest th. Northern New Tori, fltte.i up with the best and inost Improved maohlneryfbr Cleanlrigrj Dyeing and- finishing' ail Idhds of ladies) and- Gents* Wearing Apparel,. JCaWe.and Piano Covers, Damask and Rep Curtains, Shawls, Blanket*, *c. . HB.ahaMftS. MTJgllBAyB have had long practical exoerience In this business in England and this csuntry. Clenta' Clothe* Cleaned an* Preueed Kyery JB*ir. ... Goods Dyed Black and Brown every Wednesday and Thursday. .. drtromp attention Jala to, gopdi reHieiveoTj, intl returned by\ express .or 2nail. • Kid Clove* Dyed or Cleaned, Mm&RAtM[SIMMVYJB WORESi »o. » 800TH-WATIB ST., Oanwsatiao, S. T. C\ih?d*irly] C;
