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AA aA Am aaa 2 Wiig « Kelley 76,890. - The total number cast in =s T 26 Commekofa/ Advertiser, Published every Wednesday Afternoon. Office in Gibson Block, Main Street. TERIEFS.-15 cents per year in. Advance. $1.00 if not paid within tfn'ee months, EE\ Our Advertising Rates are Very Low, and our Subscription List in this County increasing every week. TO THE PUBLIC. \What ! another paper in Washington county 1\ Yes, dear reader, but ours is such a little one that it will not take up much room, and we bespeak for it your for- bearance for a season, and by- and-by, if we prosper, it may grow larger, and por- haps wiser. - But even though its dimen- sions do not expand, you know small things fulfill their mission even as 4o larger ones. There are floating palaces on our lakes and rivers, and there aré al- so numerous liftle propellers which frisk about, and sometimes make as much noise as the leviathan in all its pride of breadth, strengthand beauty. ' And then _+ again the small craft has the advantage of its greater neighbor, which is often stranded on the overslough, while the little fellow glides along regardless of winds, storms and low water; and is sometimes very handy in carrying into port panic-stricken passengers who are so unfotunate as to find themselves impa- tiently pacing the deck of some weather bound monster craft. and we will plow along as best we may, with a good word for all who deserve it, and censure where censure becomes a duty. While we shall eschew partisan poli |seen as many years as have those who tics, we shall deem it our duty to speak fearlessly of men. and matters as they transpire ; giving credit where credit is due, and censure where censure is due. Great pains will be taken to render the literary department of our paper accep- table to all, both old and young. * The passing local events of the day will form a prominent feature in that , department. 'We have a corps of intelli- gent correspondents. located in néegrly every hamlet, who will keep our rea- ders posted in all matters of interest in their respective neighborhoods. - In this respect we shall not be behind any of our contemporaries. 'We ask not to be judged by this initial number, either in matter or mechanical execution. Ourtime has been so much occupied in getting ready for;iour advent that we have not had the leisures to pre- pare and arrange matter as we hope to in the future. Our press is new and not yet in good working order, but hope to present you with amore palatable repast in the future. Our jobbing department is complete, and we are prepared to do work unsur- passed by that from any office in the county, and at satisfactory rates. There, we have said our say, and now launch our little craft on the sea of pub- Hic opinion, bespeaking for it a share of public pitronage, with the earnest hope that its weekly visitations may not prove altogether unwelcome wherever it may cast anchor. Grorax A. Nase. ~—-—‘—.._.___ Official Vote of the State. 'The total number of votes cast for Governor were 871,011; of which Cornell received 418, 859; Robinson $75,702; and this county were 10,182 of which Cornell \t oh Tons received 6,597; Robinson 3,174; and Kelly | PROVISIONS: tals s Pork, bbl., clear............ $14 50 $14 50 $14 50 861. Cornell's plurality in the State was Pork, per bbl., mess Louet Cage ts \19 ts 42,5097 Pork, per Ib. clear. 9 To or TTP 0 nog s gums, per 111?) ...... 1? g is acon, per Ib.... «. Turspay next the Board of Fupervis-| Beef, er cm.‘.......h.) ..... T 53 T 53 T 52 ors will meet at Fort Edward, and our gggrfifi ifg‘fifi: No 1... 53 53 53 d tha; i -| TAL mend? at a 6 place W111 find the mem Cheese, per Ib......,....... 14 14 14 bers 8§ genial a lot as ever met there to Butter, per Ib.............. $9 2B 0 B enactiaws for our county. - 'The board is $o RX By said to be not only the best.looking but bat 330358}, 33289111; 5 $o 4% most intelligent of any assembled in the Agfilézs, ger . n county for years. W. Wheat, pastory... 8 00 8 00 8 oo W. Wheat, famil Tu tu tu Supt, SHERRILL by constant exertion, Pateg'l‘fig‘figfifg’fi’ s $50 $ t $0 has kept hissection in navagable order| Amber Wheat, per bbl..... & 50 7 50 7 ao len: 1d No. 1 Spring, per bbl. . 6 50 6 50 6 bo during the cold snap, and boatmen are| §Q;) Meal, per owt... 1 50 1 80 180 profuse in praise of his exertion, Tag Ws have two candidates in our town for canal appraise-Hon. U. G. Paris and Gén. J. C. Rogers. Both these gen- tlemen are capable of filling the position. A general striké'is threatened by the drafts made upon it by the dominent party. plicants-they generally are-but the Therefore, please nal vor! let our little boat occupy an bumble the party, demand a hearing thistime, place with those of greater pretensions;|224 Ask that the old men who have THB SPEHAEERSHIP. honor of presiding over the deliberations of the incoming Legislature, the name of our genial and popular townsman, Hon. GEORGE L. Terry, seems, at the present writing, the most prominent. No one acquainted with the gentleman will question for a moment his entire fit ness for the place. He is a lawyer of acknowledged ability, a fluent and elo- quent debater, quick to perceive and prompt to act, never forgetting the gen- tleman in his zeal to accomplish the end under consideration. Mr. Terry has rep- resented this district for two successive terms in the Legislature, and no one will couple his name with any scheme of job- bery, or with dwarfing his manhood at the behest of the ring which has too long ruled the State with a rod of iron. The honor of a third election, by ary unprece- dented majority, shows the estimation in which Mr. Terry is held by those who know him best. With his politics we have nothing to do, but speak of him on- ly as a man admirably qualified for the honorable and responsible position to which he aspires. The names of other prominent gentle: men are before the public in connection with the Speakership, but we trust the honor will be conceded to.this county, a county which alwaysresponds to the Of course Alvord and Husted are ap- young men, who do the hard work of worn the honors so long, now gracefully retire, at least for one year, and thereby give place to others equally worthy and competent, even though they have not seem to think that wisdom will die with them. A special term of the suprme court. Judge C. O. Tappan of Potsdam presid- ing was held at Saratoga Springs Monday for the purpose of hearing the arguments in the Mann note suits The day was spent, however, in hearing arguments pro and con on a motion of the plaintiffs to offer additional testimony. .- Twenty-one years ago John Morrissey and John Keenan met in the prize ring at Long Point, Canada, and fought eleven rounds in twenty minutes. - Two great athletes never entered the ring. Their robust and healthy appearance was en- vied by all And yet, powerful and healthy as they were, each sleeps in his silent tomb to-day. ~~--stp-@-4m---.-_.-. - Turkey: It is reported that Baker Pasha's plan has already been approved. It fixes the Turkish police force at 60,000. This force is also to act as a reserve in case of war. --- Oysters, Clams, Fruit and Fish-at Wholesale and Retail at LuoxD's. 26- ---##4--_--.. Three Good Cigars for bets. at MARRIAGES, At Sandy Hill, Nov. 26, 1879, by Rev. Chas. A. Phelps, Arthur P. Smith of Ticonderoga, to Miss. Amy French of Sandy Hill. DEATHS. At Sdudy Hill, Nov. 17, 1879, David Hall, aged 60 years. MARKETS, RETAIL PRICES AT STORES. Corrected weekly for the Abvertiser. November 26, 1879. Buckwheat, per Ib.... WHOLESALE PRICES. Oats, per bush.............. 45 45 45 Wheat, per bush. . 180 60 - 1 50 Corn, per bush... 60 68 68 Rye, per bush.... 68 55 29 Bears, per bush.. «A01 500 1 500 1 50 ay, per ton ............... 10 00 | 9 00 10 00 Hay, pressed, per ton.... .. 10 00 105018 Otol? Glen's Falls markets reported by Daniel Peck, Wholesale Grocer corner of (Glen and Ridge Sts. coal miners in Ohio, who have refused| to accept fl reduction’of wages, Bandy Hill markets reportediby F. J. Harris, Among the numerous aspirants for the STATIONERY, &c. JEWELERY, &c. ~~ LUMBER, &c. LOOK OUT for the display of Holiday that will be oN EXHIBITION at CRONKHITE'S B00K STORE, IN A FEW DAYS. HFE WILL HAVE THE MOST ELEGANT AND VARIED ASSORTMENT EVER OPENED IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. Keep your eye on his Show-window and also the ADVERVISER of next week. eH IAoI] » A190901) Use) S go 'sumey 4q yeam pxory pordnooo aq [IIm aoeds sty IL IS \A CN 'TTIH 'YD0OT8 HILYOMEITCGIW iLNMHIHINHDONLLONMNY SIE TOL LAO AO OTT 'asnof| UO proprietor «Cash Grocery House, Goods ! New Store & Goodé | w. B. GUY, The Jeweler, IS NOW RECEIVING A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS! All the Latest Styles and Patterns, consisting of o WATCHES, CLOCKS, CHAINS, RINGS, NECK-LACES, « FULL SETS, BRACELETS, STUDS, SCARF PINS, SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE, &c. A full line of GLASSES-both for old and young. Special orders filled from largest New York stock by mail or otherwise. | Prices lowest ever offered. Repairing neatly done, Remem- ber the place, CLEMENTS' BLOCK,- MAIN STREET, SANDY HILL, C! ONFECTIONERY. H. BLUMENAUER, MANUFACTURER OF CONFECTIONERY ! OF ALL DISCRIPTIONS. Tafas & Caramels a Specialty SUGAR CHRISTMAS TOYS- ALL KINDS & VARIETIES. We also have a full line of NUTS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Give me a call and see for yourself. 64 Gurxn Str. GL®En's FArus. AT HOME Six days each week And continue uur drive In Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. Manufacmers of the --ALBANY MADE-- SADDLE SEAM BOOTS. $#@~ONE PRICE TO ALL-NO DIVIATION. _s ALBANY SHOE STORE, 101 Guex St., Guex's Fares. 0. M. PRATT. OUR No. 127 - , - LUMBER. R. T. COLEMAN, Dealer in CLAPBOARDS, MOULDINGS, SHEINGLES, LATH, ALL KINDS OF DRESSED AND UNDRES§ED LUMBER. Planing Mill Attached. Custom Work Done at Short Notice. Mill situated onthe Glen's Falls Feeder, ¢ IN TEN DAYS. L. P. Juvet, Jeweler, |f will be prepared to ex- hibit to his customers the best selected stock ever brought to this see- tion, for Holidays, and will sell at prices that will defy competition. The goods will be entirly fresh. Designs entirely 7 new for WatesEs, Fix- | orr Rixos, JEWELRY, &c. as well as for Wars. A share of pat- ronage and an inspection of the stock is respect- fully solicited. L. P. Juver. BUILDER. THOMAS BRICE, T IT TL TD G Es, Sanor Hint, ,N. Y. Manufacturer of Sash, Blinds, Doors, Door and Window Frames, Mouldings, Brackets, all necessary articles for building, Sawing, Planing, Band Sawing, &c. Agent for Washlrgton County for Wolf's Patent Blind Hinge and Fastenor FErax®k Conpman, MANUFACF'URER oF FINE HAVANA CIGARS, AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF SMOKERS' ARTICLES, Broapway, FORT EDWARD, N. Y. Job Printing DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE. All kinds of Commercial Work Neatly Done. Note, Bill and Letter Heads, Business Cards, Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Circulars, Receipts, Ball, Invitations, ~ Order of Dancinb, Sanoy Hn, -o - 3. suruvak, Attorney and Counselor AT LAW. NEw York. M 4 DRY GOODS & GROCERIES, MORRIS & PIKE, BAKER'S FALLS, Sandy Hill, - - New York, Desires to inform the pet'Jple of this vicinity that they still intend to sell Dry Goods and Groceries | AT VERY LOW PRICES, Flour and Feed constantly on hand at market prices. IZ~ NOTICE TO FARMERS.-Farm Produce taken in exchange at Market Prices. Auction Bills, &c. Orders by Mail Receives Prompt Attention. q ¢ Special attention given to Lay work. Prices lower than ant # 'other office in the county. \ f“ rile & seee oue, - Sampy Hitt, Wasi. Co. N. Y.. f g 0 The Co WEL 3° B. for the 2 that we rr issue. a The w very low, The ha with us. A socie in the int land. Thanks ing by C. Church. A burke canal gr Smith's B The Cs first - per House th: It isgm Reform ( discredita The ge Judge Po place on ] Our cit village la sidewalks The sec will com Judge Po: A new tional Bro cirq‘ulatim yet. Rev. A E. Chure Evening, first Serm It is rut ding in to the case ~ our next i Rev, A the basem Edward e mencing - Seneca in the we home Mo with that The sch amounts for the co the hands M. J. D pany fror leen Bawt Falls Thu A fair & of the Lad Church, w December Rooms. Ice an ir at Smith's were force before fig frozen baz An uno A. H. Mi end of Oal by fire be three Tues sured abot of incendi The lect in the As: evening w was large, instructive giving anc about two SaturHa; stopping a and registe York, trie gas,. - He: an uncon: restorative gaining ps roundings, that he has swer was: alone?\ But few n who were Dea. Ravi ly on the a a man, he all his deal suming ge pectof all nently ado faithful an thp welfar within th Whileall ~ most keer . wligte he * word and. ~
