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' {y yW; 1 * 4 V-v-i^ M i,f»~,a^|| ^ f J I J v ^^XA.jn »I *<• I 'i J ' -• ,«*•- .A 1 \is ft' *i.:<Vui»-i* *.#*-j^ ^b.£VJv -^^-..-t^aa^gs^sfiia^scitt i | A DOLI-AR SAVED || i ISA DOLLAR EARN- *fl ; J]D ~ ***** ^*<^** ir, f \ • ;- ~ - : HetfATm~TO^^ HURRAH worm- •VOit TUB - HOIilDAYS • T!i»> wis*' ami witty Franklin I jrwaliwd that money was good! inly fur what if will buy. htiti MI the name time prudence do- j 'maruh-d that all extravagance! Uhould J«* avoid*?*!. S Bentley | Ha** now on exhibition th» [ ge-st stock *>f lar* HOME MATTERS. Th e H«p» ani Tbwre «r It*sm» * f UKaal - Jntewwi. —THK R«COK»» wiahe* St readers a Merry Clsristaiaa. — Only am wewk' WMre of 1898. —Prepare your good nttolntlons. —A cflmp of (lie i*on& of Veterans been wsiBuiede.t' Bro&nton, • -\ PKHMO.NAX PAKAORAPJW. Dr. Geo. has! —A very light shipment of poultry j agoing. wa» made to Boston on Saturday bust Howeisin very poof health. Mis? Aunii- Foran-^eMwned—faom Mk<hk«:j Km Wetlneaday. -IWwf^Wigesleigh lend*^of j <fuy w . Hottou*r of Westville Ceptre, of young men fronv Malone attended j wm a v|sitor ,„ ^ on WedneBtoy , Prof. Reynold s entertainment Tuesday • MisrMattie Lyman leave* for Chicago j big your selections. —The teacher* and pupils of the vil- j !ag*» schools ar$ enjoying a two week*)\! ?are t tan I „ , , , .-\ i n® 1 * **ek whew she will spend the Mateo* te happy, Shei» to have ..j ^^ ^ bef ^^ ^ ? Lymm \ jag\ one, a gentleman from Louisville, Ky., bemg to that Tillage a t presert making arrangements for the opening of mi iastftete for the cure of liquor, Elt-ctlon of Oflleera. At the annual election o f officers o f Frontier Lodge, So, 517, F. & A. M., held o n Wednesday evening, the follow- Ba k SteiiiMY m je^ortim+nt of ever lH«for»« HC**II i» < *luil«*atig»y. —Ttn* up <*ial wviTal nw»ttng« at . th* ST' K. ebuneh are «ltl in ppogreiw »»<11 morphia* and tobaeeo babil*. j conMmm* Uilmt t te»**to« ra a«lf«to!. j „ All of «ie fai^y article*, now on fiX ., ^ were cbomm for ^ ^^g year ~Tbi« « romtBBs wiU b e *%tebratctd a t hibttou at th<; totstaar, remaining nnaoM | w. M—I. M. Warren St. fatricki<-hnrch on OirtBtma* am•] ^ be mM to (be higtmt Wdder this alnir, th e first at« octock, the swcousl at j (FrSdayJ; OTwiing The articles are all H m tuid tin' bwt a t 10. ] useful ae well as oraaraentai and ouglit I ' ~ * * '•,..!. ] to oonwBiad a wady sate. I —Th«s total amount expt»Bd«d by the | town <»f CbatitsaiMpiy for the t«»porary i —Twdm* of outiytag: schooln wh o I r*H.'f of iM r^sorduriGK l«te was $30». 4S, I htve pag*!* whom they wfeh to take any \ a» a«ain*t |7*t*. 1« in IflWir. ! of •*** *iiiBiiiatton« offerwl by the Be i « , , , . . . . i span*' «Q»aU%aagay Union school will —Tho «(•>»« work on th« front of Au-I , T_ . . . ... . . ,». . , , . . , , . .. * i , « 4 pJ«u* cfa»mttu3natt> with the l*nsdpal | I!*TJ*WI i* nw block t««it««*iV' finish**! atsrt i' „ .. , j ittmf.MM n luiiidMotue appmRuie*?, w heu I * ;«,rtnH\8«l V-w baiMing will 1« on«of ) —Th<» Oiaw and suddwn freezing of j Htu-rt in u.wri, aad with all tl»p new j la** w«*k tefl ttosidewalks in very bad I <«!!•,« «^>vi«Ki tlaring «li« past ^«*oc. tbfe j<x>ndS«io« f which w»re uoi reoifcdW to hf> <i,iyinj{ a troM*! daaL !«ny graitt «rtwit by tlw snow shovel I Ti-» .- • ui -\ > i v* H - i Htt i '* r ** a ** e ,n many pla«*a> dtopiy a path 1 . \^v *' \V'\' ,s f BBI '* * 1* >K \?* s wan markisd oat for pedestrians to travel at < iHTttbttwio ba* w«i p»*tj.Mtw*S tiili„, . ,„ . '. . ., , .„ . . ,„ ..I. . j Till* b« oat--mi it BhoaW t», andtlw i»rop ro^taj-^muc. IK*. «JU... o»*x*om ffW1Jwtlto tbvM ^^ tttiMltbel {.f tha lil,^ of «a« of the yuumr Udw j W fe d ^ |a ^ (t'X|#*-i.»I t« t-ik*- a part, fsb<* wa» taken \ {\u\Ulny (ytKMls |f|sslit» bj with In jrripjje on Tuesday ! —Ttn» ba:au wltft-b b> bow Sn pmgreaf *-•»•'*-'\ * ' \\ «'•••••\— —«.i..i... I forth* iKiMsfit oftbePhwbyteriiinrburrb Elegant Presents axe now | u iw^w * «T**t stuccwm and wai wt on ExhiMtion t*if *j*r'j'.»ty qisit*? *» handttoan? **«ai Th •urn* «iv«.*r ibis i»»!ic*« hav«r hm^n SiU«\d -«:bat*-au««y Academy lia« rwelved from th e suae Treasurer its apportion- ment of the Academic fond. It am oant« this ytsar to S249.W This money w rfesived in December of each yearai4d th* following showing of amounts re «pw't«^^^^ uhj.'h .kpfN'Jtl U> \\w %m;*l tm*U> . 4 fiiKii<1 •! *• 'jiutt'liawt'-r**, and. \\ huh will \n* H^hl at j*ric**«! M>; J«.«v. ,*«• i*< fiurfttiiMH any bargain**; •'Vi-i U-forw ou^'ivd ifi Northern! r N«-w York- i Shrewd Buyers are gat- ing the first pick Froin our grand d^ilay of holi- day praxis. our t>foa*ant **u«tom of ob-! It i* imj>o^ihh« to t«*H what we 1 . ....... . '. \ . _.. 1» . ....._... .• l;_ -**!\i ing the glad Christnuis tim* .by tlioughtful - ivmembrantv «>f l .t.uriily anil friends dinx't** tht- 'a.tt**iUi*»rKof th<* g«w»d pw>|j}o of * \lialivnigay and. neighliorittg tiOvnH to th* coitnpli'lc »*to* 4 k of Novelties in Lather I hnv«». Y«m tnustf^et 1 our dis- \ play to appreciate the nmlti- tuti<» of appropriate pr«j*«ut« w«« have for one and all, old and young. Our beautiful j*lo*^k ij* all bright, chtftn and f r»«*h, and coitnist* wholly «>f Latest and Most Populai s. . ... ,, , .. „ . . very Rratifyiair one: ]>«(J. «N.90: 16»1 fterv**! by thf bi»Hi*. aj*«iMauyltmti»i? Do n.t* fail (o rail betttt* t\w )mw&r \ —On&M the C O. * I. Cfe's dwelling d<***«- a«4 bc'jt «iak«- it a KOI^X'S*. J h<»u»e« a t t1»at««Ujgay l-ake T occupied by -.AmonaUu.-',^ »f loeal iut«r«K If ^ ^f 1 ^* *T WJ,lrel> * ***??*!? triH at tt e UTO, of «,„rt which cloml J?' fire ^ i >^ <S,d * y \T\* ^ K^ «tMakm« laat Thu^lay wm te a*.)*«*««* *• «» •»,«**• 8 ^ ^ Un«» for an alkiM awudt brought by j »** ,3lrt ltwm ****»»* for ^. Big OaMi. lv« a^in*t Not^iuui CW* and H<*» t tf™ f y f ^ b f a **f , 1 f anil , B. I . P«ak» m*pm}«3v, all of tbtetown. ^ «a*ti*to\ to htm ia^te haaTy. | lutlwfint 1T« rtalnml u , h»ve i^r u *f* ^ ^ baiW&MI *\ stnick and knocked down a couple <df . ^, Unm BtJt!» defendant* all«#vd that --Th e f^sat event of the y*»r ii* Og- tht»y act«<t1 in *ait dt-f«aa« a«d a venlirt d«tudntr)f is the annual musical fwUval for the defendant of no cauHe of action j Thijs year it otwara in January and the was rMidcrwi by tin* jury in Iwuh ««»>* j following arthfe* ha*e b«B engaged: „. „ i Emma Jach, CTaroHno Oark, »>pranos; -The\ new hardware iwmiawy. ^l M „ Aw>ft ylorJMiw.««otiito 1 Ita S. W —E. L. Stevena, J. W.-B. K. Pond. Traasurer—G«so. O. Bentley. Secretary—H. A. Stoughton. Tnwtee— Don E. Seabury. Thtwe offloHre together with those t o be appointed by the W, M. will be in stall<*d a t the first regular cotamuuica tio» in January. IlOia&AV BCYB8S OCIDB. YlMoem Wb«rn liMramtWi Abtmn&-4Smlt an d be GoattrtameMft, From G. W. Foater'* largeao d TMiaA line of clothing, geotat* fatntattaggpodt. etc, can be ac^ectoft a moat oaeful «atf aeoeptabte CortrtnotM gift lo r <4HMr youngorold. Call oatafmbeCannik- L O. *». T. Conntf Convention. The quarterly meeting ot the Franklw county lodge, 1. O. O, T., wa s held la the lecture ro;jm of the M. E. church on Tuesday. The meeting was presided J over by Wm. McKenzie of Burie, coun- ty Chief Templar, who briefly addressed the convention as t o the aims and ob- jects of the meeting. The work in the forenoon consisted of the appointment of committees and wisoeilany business. The afternoon session wa s largely and a spirit of interest manifested, which re- sulted in twenty two members joining tbe county Lodge, Toe following del- egates from Burke were in attendance: Grace Wflmarth, Marcus (Jostle, Myron B. Douglas, Roy Child, G. Fenton. The selection of a place for holding the next county convention wa s left with the executive committee. In th e evening the meeting was beM in the Presbyterian church which was addressed by the Rev. Mr. Gurney o f Clayton, mention o f which is made in another column. OCR LETTER WRITEBft. »• Bast Std« Kocaw. Merry Christmas. Nice winter weather. . Our young people are patting ina live- ly week attending entertaitumenta in the village and Cherubuseo. Many of oar farmere have an over company, of ] which wel«n.tem.»fo re n ia 4,Mi,e U t*«H. j, Wnrieh ; h ^ r j H McKinley.^ t^orllfK^ ^^ this winter with but have oompkSed all arnui}»njent« f<ir go- \ lfcu , /i ,^ mlfi „i M „^».^,„ w.u »'«_ ™- i f * w 8°°°- ones - j tin? Oernijwiia orchestra with Felis Win Mr. \S \ Warren•-— of Trout River,.v, S,, Y. iug inu> business and Ijare 3«a*«(l the ;,,_., . iii„i,. ri,.. u . ., . ««.«i_.i — -• - ~.-.«-— ~ »- •.., oinotev (4or« for that Mirirta* The new : ~ bhej*ard, ptaaist J spent gatarday with his brother Albert 1 L t ^ pun^w* 1Ii 4 nt w | and C*.rl ferndan condartar. i j ohn Robiiwon made a flvbitrttriD to finn will be known a^ tht- i liateiugav , jonn Konuwon niaae a nj mg trip w Ogaentamrx last week. . Hard wan- t>«nj*auy. and will wmdtici ; -t*«?<'rge S Cole, one of tb e propri- ' a gotifral'banlware iWine^ in all it* \ ««rs of 0>le'R circuft. which Htartedout i de»ail« \wM B(X>k^, .OURPRIGES dressing Cases, N<\V**r have ,«och l»o»'D shown. Xiw {ir>b(\$. M. Lewis is taking orders for new var- • # .., ^„ , . >, , . . • trtiea of potatoes aod is meeting with They hav^ Mwured the iservfcw ; m»m this viUage lasjt. May. has formed a j imAi B uc«*ss. He i s working in the vi- of M. A. Kennedy, the well known ]«»t'artn^^hip with A, L-LtK-kwood, Jr icinity of Constable a* present nlumber and tinsmiOj, who will aasume I of Potsdam, and a new cirrus oamWna j -—.*-— charge of that branch of the bu«ine«w Jtion i* t o be organized then*, ten t trap-j KUetrimrgm centro . We WWJ the new ftrtnewn* success and j r^inis>< 4t*d parSphe nalia to be entirely! <«>». Bow and Wife of Athol, Mass., bes>?ak for thr m a generou* share of j \<*»' Potfldam wttl be the headquarters are h*sre o n a visit. of the comiiaation and the initial per ! Fred E. Vaughan and wife of Rutland forraanc* will be given there in May. | ^Jp\ hare ^ islting ** FJ ^* h G °° a * —We K(|«ret t o learn tliat Aaron A. Geo. Cavatiaugh of Plattsburgb, spent Allen wir ttot wanain in MaJoite. He I ^nday with friends here, ha* jetted ^g^eut, to ope,, a n | ^fi^ ST ^£B£ £ J \ f °?H Ln*^, , r?' I There wasafamlir gathering Dec. 1$. ^lu*f ^i,.^™i *_ *? B ^ SC>D ^ 5 \ k\ the occa^Joa ofthe8Tth anniversary I patt>Miage. ~ ——— j _tv. It. Ander<«jn t* making arrange Mak*> thr^w* k-^xl irn-Mstibl*?. ^»« sl «'«i*n » nwfruaiit t«*iiorin«e« - tahtiHhmettt in this village wnhin a short •• time. As yet belt* undecided a s to location. j out as soon a* 1 be secures suitable quar- \ tws announcement will tje madetJinough T)c»Hs, r „ 'NVv*»f Ua\>« (imiU-r Yari**tk»s f°»,| lmnffeml,- About ten teamsters, witit tneir teams will start this week from here witii Palmer Manly t o work in th e lumber Gomes, iSneliiig CI?il<lrciVs G5\>cs :Vi«liii! S.. r have pricefi lwn *v> low. fur EfeFjMi AX1>—.- E? erjlolf ii Plmi. • tnes** r«iltuu'na. Mr. Amlerson .ba* for a j »»d fib\ «it h a stock entirely new. The ] of the birthday of Mrs. Nancy Carpenter. j number ofyww* t*»n cutter in Gold ; «*aie polfcy will be followed there which * ? smith s tAiioring «*ttabnahment and lprov,*dra|inij»rtaot factor in bis me I whik> ***•*«*» t«at canity wa* T «ry \ «J i n *kj». Gewri i b yjtyofl^ , woodg . ^ ^^ f ^ ^^^ ! «ico»>#«ful in his work. Wt \ are pleswwl j WW ixwips. Mr. Allen # store ts large and | COini y T | to learn of hia Intention of g«>ing into ] unely l«r»ted and h? belifeves tlmt a j *' m , •; business for himseJf, and ari> confident i ^j>lendid ©pening awaits him. The bast '.of hi* jiuccwKS in the new enterpriwi. \ w»he» of hosts of friends here will fol- i v • v . • low him t« bis new place of busineeis.— , —The many friends of II, E. Good Kan»t*r t*}«e<l will reirri'-t t«* b».irn of a prions! • • i Accident wl^cb rm-ptiy \befet biffi in; —Some of the papers have r,#en war- j<V.n»ecticut. wlMTcb<»^ traveling for a ; ning the public agajest counterfeit ten —Some months ago a man in Shamo- kin. Pa, was ^tnpken deaf and dumb after a violent burst of profanity. Since tbat time the victim has continued at his work, but until last Wednesday evening could not utter a word. On ( Now York house. In \\driving along the : and twenty.dollar bith*. While there j that night he attended a revival meeting'] f road one of tho wheels of hi* w%-on ! may be ifcolated cases where such warn-1 a»d while praying speech and hearing 1 came off, which threw hiiu violently to* lng» are necessary, the majority of j returned to him. He explained that a t Who w and purrha,sti< our; the ground, broakibj? on« of >i» riteand jieopie inthesehardI trmesareaotobligediihe time tbe calamity befeU hint he earn great lino : of choice wkiction^; ceverely bruaing him about the tustd and; to lie awakeo' nights worryiftg aljoutj an angel., who told Mm ttte affliction was ItV Fnpcy G»°<l s * Toilet Articles, Jbody He was «oon pfaoed under medl •[ the posaassion of many bills of these de- j & puntehment for his blasphemy. On |caiaki and iak> re^rt s indicate itu nominations. I* it were mentioned that j Friday last he informed his wife tbat he \ provement, altbotsgh he i» a« yet un- siirklcs, ten 4m% pieces, wei^betagtmi- j had had another vision and had been 1 able to lie moved. A* #xm us \possible ; tatt-d, then? might be some occasion for j told that he was about t o become deaf he will return home, and if improve-'.panic, bttt TO long as counterfeiting is '\~ A * —*•—**« w.!..!-..*™...-^ ' ment continue* ht- few days. and dumb again, this time forever. Tha t .expected within a | confined to ten and twenty dollar b^J night he l^tbo^ ^n^*. and later was Guitars.! KWfiSi— XoVc'lties, Et^Ete. \ —The teinjierance k»<rture delivered by thellev, Mr. <»urney. of Clayton, under many of us can still slumber sweetly, uttdb?tat%Ml by visions of total ruin. , — The ^Dtettajnmenta given »y t*ror. Reynoldif at Cantwell's Hall on Monday, j Tuesday and Wednesday evenings were ] of an excellent character and proved Very entertaining. On Tueaday evening ; former subjects of the Professor from j , Makme highly delighted those prwent \ by the absurd and ridiculous poaitiona in which they were placed, while on Wed- .netiday evening local subjects were l^vjught into pUy and, of course, jcjreated a great <K>ii of merriment. The atten- dance wa« not as Urge a s the entertain- tueate de^-n ed. but counter attxactioni drew frrm the (-ntertalntaent. W« OJT- \ der^tand that be contemplate*! vfeattog ; ttam vilij.^»» again .ia Marrn.' stricken totally blind. Hi s strength 3B failing and it i s feared that he will die. The case is a strange one and, whether Peter H. Powers hi* among Ma <<oac a large line of goods whkh wifl the feminine heart, and toft th e culine pocket-book—a raw comblmaltow A more beautiful present cannot fee imagined than a fine piece of fanittanft- J. S. Burbans has a flneilne from wtSeir | to select and on which he will be ptoaseit to quote prices Chas. Rothachild, wh o i s selling out the stock o f clothing, fDrniahing goods, j boots, ahoea, etc, lately belonging- *o> William OoMmnitfa, has many bargains to offer to holiday buyers i a th e abort* lines, and it would certainly be advan- tageous t o call and examine then goods. Mrs. W. H. Goulding'a millinery es uWLshmect is eo well known for its fine- work that comment would seem u n catted for. However, if something: really fine in the millinery line is needed a visit should be made t o her store. It is hardly necessary for OB to speak of She large holiday stock carried b y Geo. G. Bentley, as for the past few- years his store baa been a veritable- Santa dams headquarters. His foil stock: this year is in keeping with former year* and his store is the place above all others- to be visited when In search of suitabte holiday gifts. Duffy Bros., have added largely t o th e many special Sines usually carried b y them for the holiday trade and now dis- play at, Immense stock from which to- select. Almost any article in their store would make on appropriate gift which would be appreciated \by anyone. LeviPeake has inaugurated a ready- pay system which will be advantageoue- to cash buyers. His large stock enablea him to present a host o f articles that fbr Christznas presents are unexcelled, whSe bis prices are a t bed-rock. Lancto Bros, are i n the van a s usual with a splendid stock of Christmas- noveltiea. Intending pnrcbasers should give them a calL as i a doing s o tfcey will be enabled t o ynlarge their Christ- mas offerings a t a email outlay o f money. Roberto Bros., a t th e Patron's store r hare bargains for patrons an d others who favor them with a call, and in their stock many a suitable present will be found for everyone—old or young. Bacon &. Shears, th e tireless toilers fo r trade, are showing an Immense stock of holiday goods of every description. *flo emuaerate them all would be impossible, and the only wayto gain an Weaof titatr stock i s to give them a call, which would be highly appreciated. While in Bacon & Shears'store it will be impossible for you t o miss the elegant lines of jewelry, silverware, etc., dis- played by E. W. Knowlton. Sort McDowell & Franklin i n addi- tion to their extensive line o f hardware, stoves, lamps, etc., carry a n elegant- stock of silverware of all descriptions, among which can be selected a splendid, present Douglas A Kissane still retain taeindf in Christmas supplies soon a s fine gro- ceries, meats, oysters, etc, and i t would be almost impossible t o have a- suitable Christmas dinner without giv- ing them a calL A Ives & Co.. have a fresh new stock: of groceries, meats, oysters, etc., besides a variety o f other articles needed for th e table. Call o n them for your Christmas supplies of ail kinds i n these lines. As F. P. Kennedy * Co., deal exelu- oivelyin groceries, fruit and crockery and chinaware they of coarse are fully prepared to offer you alt the latest nov- elties and staples in these lines. Their line of Tcrockery is the finest ever brought t o town and is well worth an inspection. Miss Ella a Smith's millinery (tore is the \seventh heaven\ for th e ladies o f this vicinity, and a present coming from ' her emporium would be highly prised. And now after this tour about tow n we will g o to the Bank of Chateaugay and draw our breath, as that is all we can do unless some of our subscribers will call imd pay tneir subscription. O f Harmonicas, Etc.. Etc. (mi M(**k is loo cxioasiv*' to '*tuuiV«-rat** in detail, therefore\ wVuivit.? you inspection. There is ««»*• t* Chriftltnjts at i N ,l*e a Merry v»iur house if you buy your gifts* of Bacon & Shears. §. §. BEITLEY. «the auspk-ies of the I. O. (I. T., a t the j Presbyterian church Ttifwlay evening i wan well attended and heartily-' received , by all. Tlmt the Rev. getiUentan is one ! of the moKt jil«ai»ing orators who has | ever addressed an audience on the sub- i jert of temperance in thbt village, all : will agree. The truthe* brought out in i bia address were s-uch a* now could gainsay and ought 1<> leave a butting ini- pretwton on the beamv Mr (Jumey's manner and style of deliver}- is w»cb a s to hold the cJoaept attention of h k | hearer*. Ttw* I O of, an- t o im con ! gratuiatwl jo that tlwy were entblcd to i necari^ m* abW- a «peak»r the story is wen founded or not, it con- veys a strong lesson by telling of it. —Those who believe that thirteen is a n unlucky number should fight shy of the American twenty-five cent peice* I t has thirteen stars, thirteen lettersheldin the course this is not a \dun but merely a reminder that several hundred persons have received THE RKOOBB every wee k during the past year and have forgotten that we are only human and have to nave, the' ~ actual necessities; o f ? life the .TV\.\ \ J, Li %. .wi_*__« I same a s other mortals. Gentlentader, if scroll held in the eagle's beak, *b*!»««t!rv!r!.^V \^ .TT T^^r^ marginal feathers o n each wing, thirteen tail feathers, thirteen parallel] tines in the-shield, thirteen letters In the \quar- ter dollar. But most of us are mighty glad to get them, thirteen or no thir- teen/, —OneTftte wart coal stove and a quan- 0Cy of pi*«> for sale. E. A. * A. H. BobjOLaa. this \hits\ yo u we would be pleased fo have yon call and look over subscription books and w e assure yon that it would give us great pleasure tonvrite a receipt for the amount due. —Ovt your chickens; turkeys, ducks, etc. at Henry GautbierX tinder Duffy Bros stored to-night and to-mttrrow ; night. * .
